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The ad cap scrap has been put to rest. Both news and general entertainment channels (GECs) have accepted that the amount of free commercial time that will be allowed per hour will be 12 minutes from 1 October.
The agreement was worked out today with the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) on the basis of a commonly accepted formula submitted by the broadcasters.
From 1 July, news channels will reduce advertising to 20 minutes per hour while GECs will cut it down to 16 minutes.
This will be in force until 30 September, following which the 12-minute rule will be enforced from 1 October.
Meetings were held between broadcasters and Telecom Regulatory Authority of India officials headed by Principal Advisor N Parameswaran over the past two weeks, but the ice was broken over the last two days.
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The agreement was worked out today with the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) on the basis of a commonly accepted formula submitted by the broadcasters.
From 1 July, news channels will reduce advertising to 20 minutes per hour while GECs will cut it down to 16 minutes.
This will be in force until 30 September, following which the 12-minute rule will be enforced from 1 October.
Meetings were held between broadcasters and Telecom Regulatory Authority of India officials headed by Principal Advisor N Parameswaran over the past two weeks, but the ice was broken over the last two days.
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