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MUMBAI: Distribution platform operators (DPOs) in India trod a tricky terrain throughout 2018. Both DTH and cable operators continued to face the heat of Jio FTTH, the rapid growth of over-the-top (OTT) platforms and the uncertainties posed by the implementation of the new tariff regime towards the end of the year.
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Star India has elevated Vikas Sachdeva as All India Head, International Business Sales, Star TV. Previously, Sachdeva was handling International Business Sales for North region.
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The year started off on a positive note with private FM radio stations allowed to broadcast All India Radio News free of cost on trial basis till May 31.
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For Rajiv Dingra, who is celebrating the 12th anniversary of his agency WAT Consult, 2018 could not have been better. Dingra gushes as the list of awards that his agency has won roll off his tongue.
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The 11th edition of enba 2018 News Broadcasting Awards and NewsNext Conference 2019, recognises the best in television news and rewards broadcasters and industry leaders. The event is scheduled for February 16 in New Delhi NCR.
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MUMBAI: New research from Parks Associates finds U.S. broadband households report watching an average of five hours of internet video on their television per week.
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MUMBAI: Pay-TV broadcaster Sun TV Network has decided to keep its Marathi and Bengali general entertainment channels (GEC) – Sun Marathi and Sun Bangla – as free to air (FTA) in the new tariff regime.
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MUMBAI: Primary Research Company Chrome Data Analytics & Media has reported this year’s first Chrome Track 2.0 data regarding OTS of genre and channels across markets. Chrome Track 2.0 offers a city wise connectivity report with weighted OTS giving broadcasters an overview of their exact distribution status across all key markets.
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MUMBAI: After launching four new shows last year in the primetime slot, Zee is adding another feather to its cap by launching yet another show named Rajaa Betaa in the early primetime. It will premiere on 15 January, Monday to Saturday at 6.30 pm and is produced by Sobo films.
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MUMBAI: Netflix has realised that if it wants to be a global leader, it can't do so by expecting just it's English content to fly high. According to the latest report from Ampere Analysis, the company is eying local content highly in Europe and Asia with a focus on non-Englisj originals.
