All Entries in the "BSNL IPTV" Category
IPTV’s bright Indian future
IPTV services in India were introduced some two years ago, but have so far failed to match the success of DTH or cable. Industry experts feel that this is due to the limited launch of the service and a lack of focused marketing efforts. Bharti and Reliance Communications have launched services only in Delhi and Mumbai, respectively.
MyWay to invest Rs 400 crore to expand business
New Delhi: MyWay, the IPTV solutions provided by Smart Digivision is planning to ramp up its business in a big way and said it would invest around Rs 400 crore in the next three to four years to expand its business.
HDTV set to drive India market: CASBAA
At the recently concluded annual India Satellite Industry Forum organised by CASBAA in New Delhi, a high powered gathering of domestic and international officials, delegates and media spoke on the theme of “On the Digital Edge – Where Broadband HITS the Streets”.
MyWay IPTV partners Utiba platform for e-top up
BANGALORE: Utiba, a mobile commerce platforms supplier has partnered with MyWay IPTV for its electronic top up solution. This association highlights the capability of utilising a retail presence enabled by electronic media to distribute or collect payment for an electronic commodity, the company said in a statement.
IPTV provider ‘Aksh’ to increase base in Punjab
Aksh Optifibre Limited, the pioneer in Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) in India, which is targeting a subscriber base of 100,000 subscribers by September 2010, has plans to expand its services in Punjab as well. The company is eyeing 60-70 per cent of the total broadband penetration in Punjab as its potential subscribers for IPTV in coming years.
GoD to Pull Broadband Users
Both state-run operators-MTNL and BSNL-are looking up to games-on-demand (GoD) as they are both experimenting with compelling gaming strategies to attract broadband users. BSNL Chennai Telephones has recently rearranged its pack of online games, and is now even providing it as a freebie on few monthly plans.
‘We are calling IPTV by the wrong name’
The Indian arm of the US-based UTStarcom hopes to reach out to cable operators to sell more of its Internet protocol television (IPTV) solutions. In India, a bulk of the 100,000 IPTV connections — from Bharti Airtel’s to BSNL’s — have UTStarcom at the back end.
