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TRAI Orders Non-Discrimination in MNP Offers, Asks Telcos to Not Introduce Differential Tariffs
TRAI has released a new order directing telecom service providers to ensure compliance of its regulations in respect to non-discrimination in tariff offerings. This comes after it received several complaints from MNPs regarding differential tariffs via MNP offers.
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Bombay High Court Reserves Verdict On Pleas Against Telecom Regulator's New Tariff Order
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday reserved its verdict on a bunch of petitions filed by television broadcasters challenging the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India's new tariff order.
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TRAI Asked by Bombay High Court If It Can Put Off New Tariffs for TV Viewers
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday asked the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) if it can defer the implementation of its 2020 tariff order as the court is hearing pleas filed by producers, broadcasters, and cable operators against the new regulations.
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Jio Sees Sharp Decline in New Subscribers in December Due to Tariff Hike: TRAI
Reliance Jio’s market share increased, albiet marginally, to 32.14 percent compared to 32.04 percent in November 2019 end. Its total subscriber base increased from 3,69,933,852 in November to 3,70,016,160 subscribers by the end of December.
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TRAI Tells Bombay High Court New Broadcast Sector Tariffs Empower Consumers
TRAI on Wednesday told the Bombay High Court that its latest amendments to TV broadcast sector tariffs aim to ensure transparency and non-discrimination in channel rates.
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Amendments To Tariffs For Cable Services More Consumer-Friendly: TRAI
Amendments to the new regulatory framework for cable and broadcasting services were aimed at providing freedom to broadcasters.
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Broadcasters Will Ask Court To Halt New Tariff Rules: Report
The move came as the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) defended its decision to curb excessive pricing.
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Telecoms Regulator Defends New Tariff Rules After Broadcasters' Criticism
Telecom regulator said on Monday its new tariff rules for cable and digital television players were fair and aimed at curbing excessive pricing by some broadcasters.
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TRAI Defends New Tariff Rules After Broadcasters' Criticism
India's telecom regulator said on Monday its new tariff rules for cable and digital television players were fair and aimed at curbing excessive pricing by some broadcasters.
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Big Broadcasters in India Warn New Tariff Rules Could Hit Services
Some of the biggest television broadcasters operating in India joined forces on Friday to criticise new government regulations that impose restrictions on pay-TV charges, saying the move could put some channels out of business.
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TRAI's Revised DTH, Cable TV Tariff Framework: More Channels at Lesser Price
TRAI on Wednesday made amendments to the new regulatory framework for cable and broadcasting services under which cable TV users will be able to access more channels at lower subscription price.
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Jio, Airtel, Vodafone Idea Hike Prices, Nokia 2.3 Launch, Vivo V17 India Unveilling, and More News This Week
Jio, Airtel, and Vodafone Idea this week revised their mobile tariffs – easily the biggest news of the week. Apart from that, WhatsApp made its fair share of headlines, while HMD Global launched the Nokia 2.3 budget smartphone, Vivo India set a launch date for the Vivo V17, and more.
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Airtel Said to Receive TRAI Notice Over DTH Service Disruption
TRAI has issued a showcause notice to Airtel over recent issues of blackout faced by some viewers of its DTH services during transition to the new tariff regime, sources said.
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Reliance Jio's New Tariff Plans Are Against TRAI Norms, Says Vodafone to Delhi High Court
Vodafone in its petition has claimed that by providing the free voice calls and continuing to do so as a promotional offer beyond a period of 90 days, Reliance Jio was violating norms.
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New Jio Tariff Plans Against TRAI Norms: Vodafone To High Court
Vodafone made the allegation in an application moved by it before Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva seeking to amend its petition filed early this year against Jio's free trial offer of its 4G services.
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TRAI Orders Non-Discrimination in MNP Offers, Asks Telcos to Not Introduce Differential Tariffs
TRAI has released a new order directing telecom service providers to ensure compliance of its regulations in respect to non-discrimination in tariff offerings. This comes after it received several complaints from MNPs regarding differential tariffs via MNP offers.
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Bombay High Court Reserves Verdict On Pleas Against Telecom Regulator's New Tariff Order
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday reserved its verdict on a bunch of petitions filed by television broadcasters challenging the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India's new tariff order.
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TRAI Asked by Bombay High Court If It Can Put Off New Tariffs for TV Viewers
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday asked the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) if it can defer the implementation of its 2020 tariff order as the court is hearing pleas filed by producers, broadcasters, and cable operators against the new regulations.
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Jio Sees Sharp Decline in New Subscribers in December Due to Tariff Hike: TRAI
Reliance Jio’s market share increased, albiet marginally, to 32.14 percent compared to 32.04 percent in November 2019 end. Its total subscriber base increased from 3,69,933,852 in November to 3,70,016,160 subscribers by the end of December.
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TRAI Tells Bombay High Court New Broadcast Sector Tariffs Empower Consumers
TRAI on Wednesday told the Bombay High Court that its latest amendments to TV broadcast sector tariffs aim to ensure transparency and non-discrimination in channel rates.
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Amendments To Tariffs For Cable Services More Consumer-Friendly: TRAI
Amendments to the new regulatory framework for cable and broadcasting services were aimed at providing freedom to broadcasters.
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Broadcasters Will Ask Court To Halt New Tariff Rules: Report
The move came as the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) defended its decision to curb excessive pricing.
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Telecoms Regulator Defends New Tariff Rules After Broadcasters' Criticism
Telecom regulator said on Monday its new tariff rules for cable and digital television players were fair and aimed at curbing excessive pricing by some broadcasters.
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TRAI Defends New Tariff Rules After Broadcasters' Criticism
India's telecom regulator said on Monday its new tariff rules for cable and digital television players were fair and aimed at curbing excessive pricing by some broadcasters.
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Big Broadcasters in India Warn New Tariff Rules Could Hit Services
Some of the biggest television broadcasters operating in India joined forces on Friday to criticise new government regulations that impose restrictions on pay-TV charges, saying the move could put some channels out of business.
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TRAI's Revised DTH, Cable TV Tariff Framework: More Channels at Lesser Price
TRAI on Wednesday made amendments to the new regulatory framework for cable and broadcasting services under which cable TV users will be able to access more channels at lower subscription price.
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Jio, Airtel, Vodafone Idea Hike Prices, Nokia 2.3 Launch, Vivo V17 India Unveilling, and More News This Week
Jio, Airtel, and Vodafone Idea this week revised their mobile tariffs – easily the biggest news of the week. Apart from that, WhatsApp made its fair share of headlines, while HMD Global launched the Nokia 2.3 budget smartphone, Vivo India set a launch date for the Vivo V17, and more.
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Airtel Said to Receive TRAI Notice Over DTH Service Disruption
TRAI has issued a showcause notice to Airtel over recent issues of blackout faced by some viewers of its DTH services during transition to the new tariff regime, sources said.
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Reliance Jio's New Tariff Plans Are Against TRAI Norms, Says Vodafone to Delhi High Court
Vodafone in its petition has claimed that by providing the free voice calls and continuing to do so as a promotional offer beyond a period of 90 days, Reliance Jio was violating norms.
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New Jio Tariff Plans Against TRAI Norms: Vodafone To High Court
Vodafone made the allegation in an application moved by it before Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva seeking to amend its petition filed early this year against Jio's free trial offer of its 4G services.
