Dish TV

India’s biggest DTH operator: Dish TV has announced a new plan for all users, wherein they save money on the Network Connect Fees for all FTA channels. This can set a new benchmark for offering FTA channels in India. Meanwhile, as per…

Effective March 31st, old Cable TV rules will no longer be valid and every Cable and DTH user in India will have to comply with the new Cable TV regime, enforced by Telecom Regulatory Authority of India. The original deadline for…

Zee Network backed Dish TV has announced a big relief for all their consumers: Now, they can watch upto 189 FTA or Free to Air channels without paying anything extra. How will it work?

There is some bad news for Cable TV consumers in India: As per a recent report, it has been revealed that on average, cable TV expenses will increase by 25% for all users. Meanwhile, Cable TV subscribers have revolved against TRAI’s new…

In a major relief for Cable/DTH users who had opted for long term packs, TRAI has announced that they need not choose new plans and packs under the new Cable TV Regime. How will this help you?

Effective February 1st, cable TV and DTH users can now buy their own set-top boxes when opting for a new connection. This means that cable companies and DTH providers such as Tata Sky, Airtel, D2h, Dish, Sun Direct etc cannot force the…

January 31st, 2019 is the last date of existing cable TV regulations and starting February 1st, the new Cable TV rules will be enforced. As the deadline is drawing near, consumers are concerned whether the new Cable TV rules will be…

There is bad news for TataSky DTH users: Their televisions can go blank after January 31st. Why will this happen? Meanwhile, complaints are coming in, that DTH firms such as D2h, Airtel, Dish TV etc are forcefully migrating their…

Although deadline for implementing the new Cable TV rules and regulations has been extended by a month, cable operators and DTH firms have now started updating their plans and packs to comply with the regulations. As per our initial…

As per the replies received from the sample audience, set-top boxes are clearly more preferred. While 53% of the respondents shared that they watch TV via digital set-top boxes, 47% preferred DTH.