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  • GlobalOneIndia’s MiTiVi – OTT Platform to be launched in SCATIndia at World Trade Centre, Mumbai

    GlobalOneIndia’s MiTiVi – OTT Platform to be launched in SCATIndia at World Trade Centre, Mumbai

    MUMBAI: GlobalOne is all set to launch its MiTiVi OTT Platform service for cable operators.

    It offers a very engaging user interface with popular categories for live streaming of more than 1000+ channels, Radio , VODs, Education, Movie library, overseas content with live TV and a very user friendly account info link which gives complete information on subscriber access details. Package options and other offers will begin from September 24th   in SCAT India Exhibition  2018 , World trade Centre, Mumbai .

    This will be India’s Biggest OTT/ IPTV Platform ANYTHING, ANYTIME, ANYWHERE. With a strategic tie up with the government telecom sector in India, ie. MTNL & BSNL, the two PSU access service providers, held 72.54 per cent of the wireline market share. Which implies that there are 88.40 million subscribers to be connected over FTTH and with an available universe to deliver OTT services clubbed with triple play.The company has a global partnership with Tata .The company expects to make profits driving on the volume business.The MiTiVi will come with a set-top box for television. The company is offering the Cable operators to be named as “ Digital Service Providers” and to increase their earning 5 times by the numerous value propositions .

    Hemendra Dave, Chief Technical Officer said: MiTiVi has a comprehensive suite of security services designed to ensure that your content is always available to the people who have the rights to view it.

    MITiVi is the platform encourages the consumers to have more choice and flexibility,said “Vishal Shah, CXO Kaushik Izardar.

    With the launch of MiTiVi ,every next Level of growth life will demand different you. In the slew of digital services which can be utilized by a typical MSO/LSO to become a full fledged DigitalServiceProvider (DSP). The DSP will be provided huge earning opportunity by means of IT/ Telecom support,e-commerce platform  and financial services. Global One will allow a cable operator to combat the onslaught of large telcos trying to take over their traditional business on which their livelihood thrives,” said Kaushik Izardar, Chief Operating officer .

  • Al Jazeera waits for govt nod for launch in India

    Al Jazeera waits for govt nod for launch in India

     MUMBAI: Al Jazeera is eyeing entry into the Indian market, an important piece in its expansion plans, and is awaiting government clearance.

    The Doha, Qatar-based TV network has expressed its serious commitment to tap the Indian market as the managing director recently flew down to India, apparently to press for the channel‘s clearance.

    Al Jazeera is keen to launch its English-language television news channel as it believes that it has the right content positioning to draw in Indian audiences that are tired of the American and western presentation of news.

    Hopeful of getting the government nod, Al Jazeera has made efforts to link up with the cable TV operators who control distribution of channels into the consumer homes. While the direct-to-home (DTH) platform has access to 26 million homes, cable winds its way into a whopping 86 million households.  

     Al Jazeera recently put up a stall at SCaTIndia, India‘s largest cable TV trade show hosted annually in Mumbai.

    For Al Jazeera, India has been a hard love story. The network applied for a downlinking licence way back in 2006 through its India-registered arm AJI International, but has found it difficult to appease the government mandarins.

    The network also has plans to launch an Urdu news channel primarily targeted at India. The channel already partners Hindi news channel India TV through a September 2004 deal that allows both channels to broadcast each other‘s content.

    Al Jazeera attracted international attention when it broadcast video statements from Osama Bin Laden and other leaders of the Al Qaeda terror group after the attacks on the World Trade Center on 11 September 2001.