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Chairperson Justice Dhirubhai Naranbhai Patel and member Subodh Kumar Gupta observed that prima facie, OTT platforms are not covered by the definition of ‘distribution platform’ under regulation 2(r) of TRAI Regulations.

The Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT) has allowed Disney Star to stream the ICC Cricket World Cup for free on their OTT platform Disney+ Hotstar. The All India Digital Cable Federation (AIDCF) had requested the TDSAT to stop the free streaming, arguing that their customers also expect free access to live cricket. Disney Star will continue to stream the World Cup for free on mobile devices via the Disney+ Hotstar app.

In 2022, the federation had challenged the TRAI’s New Tariff Order (NTO) 3.0

Best Media Info: The HC had reserved the judgement on March 7, 2023, which was pronounced earlier today| Television News

The Kerala High Court on Tuesday dismissed the plea filed by All Indian Digital Cable Federation (AIDCF) challenging the Telecom Regulatory Authority of Indias (TRAI) new Tariff Order, under which...

On February 18, Disney Star, Sony, and Zee, stopped transmitting signals to major cable operators due to disagreements over NTO 3.0.

Best Media Info: As per the resolution reached between the two parties, the interconnection agreements may be revised depending on the outcome of the court case| Television News

Best Media Info: Justice Chaly posted the matter for further hearing on March 3 instructing AIDCF to file the rejoinder by then with a copy of the rejoinder sent to the respondents a day in advance| Television News

Best Media Info: In a letter to AIDCF, KCCL said that Jio and DTH platforms are exploiting this crisis and adopting new strategies to capture its customers| Television News

Best Media Info: The counsels of Star India, Indian Broadcasting and Digital Foundation (IBDF) and Sony TV concluded their arguments on Thursday before Justice Shaji P Chaly| Television News