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No Extension For Third Phase Cable TV Digitisation, Says Government
The government will not extend the cut-off date for third phase of cable TV digitisation on January 31, 2017, an official said on Friday.
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Cut-Off Date For Phase IV Of Cable TV Digitisation Extended
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has decided to extend the cut-off date for Phase IV of Cable TV Digitization to 31st March, 2017.
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Cable TV digitisation: TRAI moves court against cable operators
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has moved a Delhi court against cable operators for not providing details of subscribers of set-top boxes to multi-system operators (MSO) which is necessary to ensure accountability in digitisation of cable TV services.
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Cable TV digitisation to be over within a year: Report
The process of full digitisation of cable TV systems in the country is expected to be over well before the end of the current fiscal given a sharp surge in the installation of set-top boxes by distributors, a report has said.
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Delhi cable operators to black out TVs for 48 hours against digitisation
Cable TV operators in New Delhi on Friday said they would observe a 48-hour blackout to protest the March 31 digitisation deadline and an "unfair" revenue-sharing model under the digital addressable system (DAS).
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Delhi achieves 100 per cent cable TV digitisation
Every household which subscribes to cable TV in Delhi has switched to the set-top box. The national capital has now achieved 100 per cent digitisation.
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Homes in Kolkata continue to receive signals without set-top boxes
As the digitisation deadline ending at midnight on Wednesday, many cable homes in Kolkata continued receiving signals without installing the government mandated set-top boxes (STB), apparently because of an understanding between the West Bengal government and multi-system operators (MSOs).
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Mamata Banerjee threatens agitation over TV digitisation issue
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday threatened to launch an agitation if television transmission was blacked out after the October 31 deadline for digitisation and accused the Centre of trying to adopt a path of "confrontation" with the states on the issue.
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Cable TV digitisation
In December last year, the Lok Sabha passed a Bill to make digitisation of cable television mandatory in India, starting with the top metros on or before June 30, 2012 and pan-India by 2014. Households in the four metros - Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata - will be the first to benefit from this new rule.
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Tamil Nadu seeks six-month extension for cable TV digitisation
The Tamil Nadu government has sought six-month extension for digitisation of cable TV operations in the city, saying the June 30 deadline set by the Information & Broadcast Ministry was "too short" to meet.
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Cable TV digitisation: Top 10 facts
In December last year, the Lok Sabha passed a Bill to make digitisation of cable television mandatory in India, starting with the top metros on or before June 30, 2012 and pan-India by 2014. Households in the four metros - Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata - will be the first to benefit from this new rule.
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No Extension For Third Phase Cable TV Digitisation, Says Government
The government will not extend the cut-off date for third phase of cable TV digitisation on January 31, 2017, an official said on Friday.
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Cut-Off Date For Phase IV Of Cable TV Digitisation Extended
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has decided to extend the cut-off date for Phase IV of Cable TV Digitization to 31st March, 2017.
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Cable TV digitisation: TRAI moves court against cable operators
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has moved a Delhi court against cable operators for not providing details of subscribers of set-top boxes to multi-system operators (MSO) which is necessary to ensure accountability in digitisation of cable TV services.
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Cable TV digitisation to be over within a year: Report
The process of full digitisation of cable TV systems in the country is expected to be over well before the end of the current fiscal given a sharp surge in the installation of set-top boxes by distributors, a report has said.
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Delhi cable operators to black out TVs for 48 hours against digitisation
Cable TV operators in New Delhi on Friday said they would observe a 48-hour blackout to protest the March 31 digitisation deadline and an "unfair" revenue-sharing model under the digital addressable system (DAS).
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Delhi achieves 100 per cent cable TV digitisation
Every household which subscribes to cable TV in Delhi has switched to the set-top box. The national capital has now achieved 100 per cent digitisation.
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Homes in Kolkata continue to receive signals without set-top boxes
As the digitisation deadline ending at midnight on Wednesday, many cable homes in Kolkata continued receiving signals without installing the government mandated set-top boxes (STB), apparently because of an understanding between the West Bengal government and multi-system operators (MSOs).
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Mamata Banerjee threatens agitation over TV digitisation issue
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday threatened to launch an agitation if television transmission was blacked out after the October 31 deadline for digitisation and accused the Centre of trying to adopt a path of "confrontation" with the states on the issue.
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Cable TV digitisation
In December last year, the Lok Sabha passed a Bill to make digitisation of cable television mandatory in India, starting with the top metros on or before June 30, 2012 and pan-India by 2014. Households in the four metros - Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata - will be the first to benefit from this new rule.
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Tamil Nadu seeks six-month extension for cable TV digitisation
The Tamil Nadu government has sought six-month extension for digitisation of cable TV operations in the city, saying the June 30 deadline set by the Information & Broadcast Ministry was "too short" to meet.
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Cable TV digitisation: Top 10 facts
In December last year, the Lok Sabha passed a Bill to make digitisation of cable television mandatory in India, starting with the top metros on or before June 30, 2012 and pan-India by 2014. Households in the four metros - Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata - will be the first to benefit from this new rule.
