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Minister Asked To Define "Anti-National Attitude" For TV Programme. What He Said
InformationMinister Anurag Thakur on Tuesday said the term "anti-national attitude" has not been defined in the Programme Code enumerated in the Cable Television Networks Rules, 1994, but is commonly understood as "opposed to national interest".
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Karnataka Police Orders Channels To Stick To Programming Code
TV channels that do not comply strictly with the code on programming will face faction, the Karnataka Police has said in an order. Any channel that shows a programme that "offends against good taste or decency", among other restrictions, can be charged under the Cable Television Networks Rules, the Bengaluru Police said in the order.
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Channel Owner To Ensure Programme Doesn't Violate Rules: Centre To Court
The Centre has told Delhi High Court that it is the responsibility of the private TV channel owner to ensure that programmes it telecast does not violate the Programme Code prescribed under Rule 6 of the Cable Television Networks Rules, 1994.
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TRAI Revises Rules for DTH, Cable TV Tariffs: What Has Changed for Consumers
TRAI has amended its regulatory framework for cable and broadcasting services with changes such as additional number of channels for the same Network Capacity Fee (NCF) of Rs. 130 and ceiling on a-la-carte channel pricing.
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How Latest Changes In Rules May Impact Your Cable TV Bill
As per the new regulations, consumers will have to pay a fixed fee of Rs 130 for 100 free-to-air channels.
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TRAI's New Rules Likely to Increase Cable TV, DTH Bills: Crisil
The Crisil report said that the new norms, which came into force on February 1, would benefit Over-the-Top (OTT) platforms.
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Cable TV, DTH Bills To Get More Expensive Due To New Rules: Report
Bills of cable TV and Direct-To-Home (DTH) services are likely to increase for most subscribers, a Crisil report said in Delhi on Monday.
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Airtel Digital TV, Dish TV, Hathway, and Others Announce Channel Prices, Packs Under New TRAI Rules
Major DTH and cable TV operators in the country have announced revised channel pack pricing, thanks to TRAI's new framework.
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Rajinikanth's Kabali Has Apparently Been Leaked, After All That
On July 15, the Madras High Court banned 169 service providers from making the film available illegally online. The court also ruled that cable TV operators, buses and taxis not be allowed to screen the movie
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Third-Party Cable Boxes Won't Be Allowed to Spy on You (Too Much), US Regulators Say
The proposed privacy rules would affect all firms who are looking to build alternatives to the traditional set-top box.
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Groups Want US to Adopt Strong Broadband Privacy Rules
The groups want providers of broadband Internet services including mobile and landline phone, cable and satellite TV firms.
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China Jails TV Hacker for 12 Years Over Anti-Government Broadcast
An engineer who hacked into a Chinese cable television system has been jailed for 12 years, state media reported, after he broadcast denunciations of the ruling Communist party -- including showing the Tiananmen Square "Tank Man" image.
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Tougher Internet Rules to Hit US Cable, Telecom Companies
The FCC is expected Thursday to approve Chairman Tom Wheeler's proposed "net neutrality" rules.
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Indian-American's TV-Over-Internet Service Aereo Files For Bankruptcy
Aereo, an Indian-American innovator's online startup that tried to offer a cheaper alternative to cable TV, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection less than five months after an unfavourable ruling by the US Supreme Court.
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Israel Has 'Nothing Against' Gazans, Netanyahu Tells US TV
Israel has "nothing against the people of Gaza" and wants to help them deal with the "tyranny" of Hamas rule, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Fox News on Thursday.
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Minister Asked To Define "Anti-National Attitude" For TV Programme. What He Said
InformationMinister Anurag Thakur on Tuesday said the term "anti-national attitude" has not been defined in the Programme Code enumerated in the Cable Television Networks Rules, 1994, but is commonly understood as "opposed to national interest".
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Karnataka Police Orders Channels To Stick To Programming Code
TV channels that do not comply strictly with the code on programming will face faction, the Karnataka Police has said in an order. Any channel that shows a programme that "offends against good taste or decency", among other restrictions, can be charged under the Cable Television Networks Rules, the Bengaluru Police said in the order.
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Channel Owner To Ensure Programme Doesn't Violate Rules: Centre To Court
The Centre has told Delhi High Court that it is the responsibility of the private TV channel owner to ensure that programmes it telecast does not violate the Programme Code prescribed under Rule 6 of the Cable Television Networks Rules, 1994.
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TRAI Revises Rules for DTH, Cable TV Tariffs: What Has Changed for Consumers
TRAI has amended its regulatory framework for cable and broadcasting services with changes such as additional number of channels for the same Network Capacity Fee (NCF) of Rs. 130 and ceiling on a-la-carte channel pricing.
-
How Latest Changes In Rules May Impact Your Cable TV Bill
As per the new regulations, consumers will have to pay a fixed fee of Rs 130 for 100 free-to-air channels.
-
TRAI's New Rules Likely to Increase Cable TV, DTH Bills: Crisil
The Crisil report said that the new norms, which came into force on February 1, would benefit Over-the-Top (OTT) platforms.
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Cable TV, DTH Bills To Get More Expensive Due To New Rules: Report
Bills of cable TV and Direct-To-Home (DTH) services are likely to increase for most subscribers, a Crisil report said in Delhi on Monday.
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Airtel Digital TV, Dish TV, Hathway, and Others Announce Channel Prices, Packs Under New TRAI Rules
Major DTH and cable TV operators in the country have announced revised channel pack pricing, thanks to TRAI's new framework.
-
Rajinikanth's Kabali Has Apparently Been Leaked, After All That
On July 15, the Madras High Court banned 169 service providers from making the film available illegally online. The court also ruled that cable TV operators, buses and taxis not be allowed to screen the movie
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Third-Party Cable Boxes Won't Be Allowed to Spy on You (Too Much), US Regulators Say
The proposed privacy rules would affect all firms who are looking to build alternatives to the traditional set-top box.
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Groups Want US to Adopt Strong Broadband Privacy Rules
The groups want providers of broadband Internet services including mobile and landline phone, cable and satellite TV firms.
-
China Jails TV Hacker for 12 Years Over Anti-Government Broadcast
An engineer who hacked into a Chinese cable television system has been jailed for 12 years, state media reported, after he broadcast denunciations of the ruling Communist party -- including showing the Tiananmen Square "Tank Man" image.
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Tougher Internet Rules to Hit US Cable, Telecom Companies
The FCC is expected Thursday to approve Chairman Tom Wheeler's proposed "net neutrality" rules.
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Indian-American's TV-Over-Internet Service Aereo Files For Bankruptcy
Aereo, an Indian-American innovator's online startup that tried to offer a cheaper alternative to cable TV, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection less than five months after an unfavourable ruling by the US Supreme Court.
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Israel Has 'Nothing Against' Gazans, Netanyahu Tells US TV
Israel has "nothing against the people of Gaza" and wants to help them deal with the "tyranny" of Hamas rule, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Fox News on Thursday.
