India TV Group has partnered with Samsung TV Plus India to enhance its presence in the rapidly growing Connected TV (CTV) sector. Through this collaboration, India TV Group’s exclusive channels—including India TV, India TV Speed News, India TV Aap Ki Adalat, and India TV Yoga—are now available on the Samsung TV Plus platform. This strategic move allows viewers to access a wide range of high-quality content spanning news, current affairs, fitness, and entertainment, all through their Samsung Smart TVs.
This collaboration is a significant step in India TV’s mission to expand its audience base by tapping into the booming CTV market. Samsung TV Plus is a free streaming service pre-installed on Samsung Smart TVs, offering a variety of channels, including news, sports, entertainment, and more, in select countries. In India, Samsung TV Plus provides access to over 100 live TV channels, along with thousands of movies and shows available both live and on-demand.
Kunal Mehta, Head of Partnerships at Samsung TV Plus India, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “Samsung TV Plus has been at the forefront of bringing high-quality content via FAST (Free Ad-Supported Streaming TV) to our viewers. We remain steadfast in our commitment to provide content that our consumers find interesting and useful. The addition of the four new channels from the India TV Group aligns with our vision to deliver quality and diverse content.”
The addition of India TV‘s channels to the Samsung TV Plus platform will enable a broader range of content for viewers. This partnership aims to provide comprehensive coverage of various genres, appealing to different audience segments. With the popularity of CTV continuing to rise, India TV’s integration into Samsung TV Plus is expected to further strengthen its foothold in the digital content landscape.
India TV’s expansion on the Samsung TV Plus platform is part of a broader strategy to adapt to changing viewer preferences and embrace the growing demand for digital content consumption. The collaboration will help India TV to reach a wider audience and offer diverse programming in a competitive digital environment.
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