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A number of Indian television broadcast companies have stopped relaying their channels in Nepal for the past one week citing delays in settlement of dues by Nepalese cable TV service providers, local media reports from Kathmandu stated.
Networks including Star, Sony, Zee and Colors (...
Prasar Bharati is seeking participation from private sector TV broadcasters on their proposed over-the-top (OTT) platform and, amongst other sops, offering a 65:35 revenue share in favour of private broadcasters.
Chaupal OTT, a rapidly growing platform in the digital streaming industry, has announced the elevation of Mahesh Sharma to the position of President - Revenue Strategy, Strategic Partnerships & Alliances. This marks a significant step in Chaupal OTT's strategic growth and expansion plans. Expressing his enthusiasm about the new role, Mahe...
Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI) has announced that Neeraj Vyas, Business Head of Sony Entertainment Television, Sony SAB, PAL, and Sony MAX Movie Cluster, will leave the company effective August 31, 2024. After nearly three decades of service, Vyas has dec...
Telecom regulator Trai's new quality of service norms with stricter provisions have come without much change in challenges that telecom operators face on ground in terms of roll-out, illegal transmitters etc, industry body COAI sa...
India, which bans direct advertising of liquor, is set to announce sweeping rules that will bar even surrogate ads and sponsoring of events, which could force firms such as Carlsberg, Pernod Ricard and Diageo to redraw marketing campaigns.
Such "surrogate ads" often get round the ban...
