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SatCab symposium organized by Aavishkar Media Group is an annual event. It’s a well-informed event where we have a panel discussion on the current affairs and future forecasting on our industry.
Emphasising a fundamental shift in the media and entertainment landscape, Prasar Bharati CEO Gaurav Dwivedi yesterday said content distribution is undergoing a major transformation driven by technological convergence, evolving audience preferences and the rise of integrated platforms like WAVES OTT, even as legacy an...
The first day of SATCAB Symposium 2026 literally rocked and rolled to a grand opening in New Delhi and opened with a focus on the evolving dynamics of India’s media and entertainment sector, underlining the need for broadcasters, distributors and digital platforms to adapt to rapid technological and consumption shift...
The annual SATCAB Symposium, organised by the Aavishkar Media Group, is back with its latest edition that will be held yesterday, featuring senior government officials as keynote speakers, apart from the Indian M&E industry veterans and stalwarts.
The SATCAB Symposium held recently showcased groundbreaking discussions on the future of broadcasting, centered around the Direct to Mobile (D2M) technology. Representatives from various sectors, including broadcasting, telecommunications, and government bodies, c...
Head honchos from some news channels yesterday stressed it was high time that Big Tech pay Indian news publishers for content used by them on their platform as is done in Australia.
“The news industry has to come together” on content monetisation efforts on the Internet, said Varun K...
SatCab Symposium 2024, the annual congregation of the Indian media and entertainment industry in Delhi, is back. To be held today, the conference is bigger and stars a more diverse range of speakers, including senior government officials.
Themed ‘Time for Reimagining & Reinventio...
