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Rare and historical documents from the archives of major libraries, films and documentaries of Doordarshan and Films Division of India can now be preserved in electronic form through digitisation.
Tata Communications Media Services soon plans to digitise such documents of historical and cultural significance.
"We see great scope of digitising and monetising older documents, and make these available for the public," Sameer Kanse, business head at Tata Communications said today on the sidelines of the CommunicAsia2013 IT conference and exhibition being held from June 18-21 in Singapore.
"Media digitisation is a growth story in India," he said, pointing to the archives of institutions like TV Today, Zee Network, Indian Express.
He estimates USD 7 billion worth of business in this segment of the digitisation and monetisation of the communications industry with a 30 per cent compounded aggregate growth in the business.
Elaborating, he said the archives were holding historical documents and films going back to 1947, namely speeches of India's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and other leaders.
Tata Communications has also launched the world's first cloud-based broadcast quality video transcoding and delivery service.
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Tata Communications Media Services soon plans to digitise such documents of historical and cultural significance.
"We see great scope of digitising and monetising older documents, and make these available for the public," Sameer Kanse, business head at Tata Communications said today on the sidelines of the CommunicAsia2013 IT conference and exhibition being held from June 18-21 in Singapore.
"Media digitisation is a growth story in India," he said, pointing to the archives of institutions like TV Today, Zee Network, Indian Express.
He estimates USD 7 billion worth of business in this segment of the digitisation and monetisation of the communications industry with a 30 per cent compounded aggregate growth in the business.
Elaborating, he said the archives were holding historical documents and films going back to 1947, namely speeches of India's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and other leaders.
Tata Communications has also launched the world's first cloud-based broadcast quality video transcoding and delivery service.
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