Cable TV consumers will be able to choose the 100 television channels as part of the basic service tier of free-to-air (FTA) channels only from those available with their multi-system operators (MSOs).
This was stated by Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) senior counsel Meet Malhotra while making arguments against petitions challenging the regulator's Tariff Order, allaying fears of MSOs and local cables operators that they will have to make available any and every channel demanded by their consumers.
Malhotra said the Tariff Order allowed the consumer a choice of opting for any 100 FTA channels from the network of the MSO 'in lieu' of the 100-channel package offered by the MSO
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This was stated by Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) senior counsel Meet Malhotra while making arguments against petitions challenging the regulator's Tariff Order, allaying fears of MSOs and local cables operators that they will have to make available any and every channel demanded by their consumers.
Malhotra said the Tariff Order allowed the consumer a choice of opting for any 100 FTA channels from the network of the MSO 'in lieu' of the 100-channel package offered by the MSO
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