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Industry bodies NASSCOM and IAMAI have opposed the inclusion of OTT platforms in the National Broadcasting Policy.

JAN FEB 2024 India is poised to sustain its economic growth momentum in the fiscal year 2025, anticipating a growth rate of around 7 percent. The country’s

Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. New Delhi [India], February 22: Major broadcasters have once again given a substantial blow to consumers, hitting them where it hurts the most - their pockets. The broadcasters have hiked the prices of channels and particularly bouquet offerings sending shockwaves through the cable TV industry. Business News | Broadcasters' Pricing Tactics Under Scrutiny - Consumers Face the Brunt.

Beyond the immediate impact on frustrated consumers, the repercussions extend to cable operators who find themselves navigating a distinct set of challenges.

Best Media Info: In a press statement, the apex body of MSOs in India said that ads being run on Star, Zee and Sony channels are not reaching 20 crore viewers as the three broadcasters had deactivated signals to vario| Television News

Days after major television broadcasters, including Disney Star, Zee Entertainment Enterprises and Sony Pictures Networks India, switched off signals to cable operators, as the latter refused to roll out channel price hikes, the cable operators ...

#GreedyBroadcaster Trends: Leading broadcasters - Disney-Star, Sony, and Zee - have switched off signals of their channels on leading platforms such as Hathway Digital and DEN Networks – the move which left millions of TV households without access to popular channels.

Best Media Info: The channels went off the air when the second test match was played between India and Australia, and viewers cannot watch Star Sports channel on their cable TV connection provided by the non-compliant| Television News

The consultation paper suggests a shift in the regulator from its own position of unbundling, and a separation of content from carriage.

TRAI releases Consultation Paper on License fee & policy matters of DTH services