All Entries in the "Videocon D2H" Category
DTH Industry: Early lead on volume front to decide winners
Competition in the direct-to-home (DTH) industry is so severe that the existing players are finding it tough to break-even and then show profits. Two factors have contributed to this. First, the average revenue per user or ARPU — an amalgamation of subscription revenues plus activation charges of average subscribers in a specified period — has not shown linear growth for a long time.
DTH firms need 10 mn subs to cash break even
MUMBAI: Indian direct-to-home (DTH) operators have a long road to travel before they can start counting their profits. Dish TV and Tata Sky, the two leading companies, expect to achieve a full cash flow break even once they achieve 10 million subscribers.
New Trai formula to spark off DTH, cable pricing war
New Delhi: A major tariff war is about to break out between cable operators and the direct-to-home (DTH) operators with the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) considering a reduction of the existing pricing formula for broadcasters on DTH, which is likely to bring down DTH bills by half.
DTH cos unleash hi-definition war; slash price of set top box by 50%
NEW DELHI: Direct-to-home(DTH) television service providers have unleashed a price war leading to a fall in the cost of high-definition(HD) set top box by as much as 50% over the last few weeks.
Orissa’s No.1 GEC channel “TARANG” now on Videocon d2h platform
Videocon d2h, the Direct-to-Home service provider became the first DTH company to introduce Orissa’s number 1 Oriya GEC channel “Tarang” on their platform. Now viewers in Orissa can enjoy their favourite programmes on Tarang channel in all the base packs of Videocon d2h.
Tarang channel on Videocon d2h platform
Videocon d2h has become the first DTH (Direct to Home) company to introduce the popular Oriya entertainment channel Tarang. With the introduction of Tarang, the viewers can now enjoy the channel on their base packs.
Action hots up inside the box
A packed sports calendar for 2010-11 has convinced consumers to take home a digital set-top box. When a cricket-crazy nation like ours starts counting days to soccer matches, or starts crossing out dates to the Wimbledon, you know why set-top box (STB) retailers eye sports fans with a renewed interest.
