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because it can support nearly unlimited channels with unlimited value added things, its a technology of future, but people are spendin on DTH etc....
Bharti Airtel to launch IPTV services in next few days:cool2:
Soon after launching DTH cable operations, India's largest private telecom firm Bharti Airtel is all set to start IPTV (Internet
Protocol on Television) services or popularly known as triple play (voice, data and video) in the country.
According to sources close to the development, Airtel may announce launch of services in next one or two days. IPTV refers to TV delivered through broadband. Besides Airtel, other telecom operators like MTNL, RCom and HFCL have already started IPTV services in various parts of the country.
Airtel has already tested IPTV services through its soft launch in some of the cities, sources said, adding this would cater to a different set of customers from DTH users.
The company has close to three million broadband and fixed line subscribers and it would be looking to cater to these customers as well as new users, who are looking for three services together from a single operator. Asked about the detailed plans, including pricing, sources declined to comment, saying the company would announce all details in the Soon after launching DTH cable operations, India's largest private telecom firm Bharti Airtel is all set to start IPTV (Internet
Protocol on Television) services or popularly known as triple play (voice, data and video) in the country.
According to sources close to the development, Airtel may announce launch of services in next one or two days. IPTV refers to TV delivered through broadband. Besides Airtel, other telecom operators like MTNL, RCom and HFCL have already started IPTV services in various parts of the country.
Airtel has already tested IPTV services through its soft launch in some of the cities, sources said, adding this would cater to a different set of customers from DTH users.
The company has close to three million broadband and fixed line subscribers and it would be looking to cater to these customers as well as new users, who are looking for three services together from a single operator. Asked about the detailed plans, including pricing, sources declined to comment, saying the company would announce all details in the next few days.
Bharti Airtel to launch IPTV services in next few days
Soon after launching DTH cable operations, India's largest private telecom firm Bharti Airtel is all set to start IPTV (Internet
Protocol on Television) services or popularly known as triple play (voice, data and video) in the country.
According to sources close to the development, Airtel may announce launch of services in next one or two days. IPTV refers to TV delivered through broadband. Besides Airtel, other telecom operators like MTNL, RCom and HFCL have already started IPTV services in various parts of the country.
Airtel has already tested IPTV services through its soft launch in some of the cities, sources said, adding this would cater to a different set of customers from DTH users.
The company has close to three million broadband and fixed line subscribers and it would be looking to cater to these customers as well as new users, who are looking for three services together from a single operator. Asked about the detailed plans, including pricing, sources declined to comment, saying the company would announce all details in the Soon after launching DTH cable operations, India's largest private telecom firm Bharti Airtel is all set to start IPTV (Internet
Protocol on Television) services or popularly known as triple play (voice, data and video) in the country.
According to sources close to the development, Airtel may announce launch of services in next one or two days. IPTV refers to TV delivered through broadband. Besides Airtel, other telecom operators like MTNL, RCom and HFCL have already started IPTV services in various parts of the country.
Airtel has already tested IPTV services through its soft launch in some of the cities, sources said, adding this would cater to a different set of customers from DTH users.
The company has close to three million broadband and fixed line subscribers and it would be looking to cater to these customers as well as new users, who are looking for three services together from a single operator. Asked about the detailed plans, including pricing, sources declined to comment, saying the company would announce all details in the next few days.
Bharti Airtel to launch IPTV services in next few days
Airtel digital TV interactive service launched today!
PR:
Bharti Airtel Launches Triple Play with Airtel Digital TV Interactive – Telephone, Broadband and now TV on a Single Line
– Interactive 2.0 offers real-time interactivity - customers can order pizzas and book movie tickets on their TV
– Time Shift TV transforms TV into a two-way experience - the viewer can pause and rewind live TV as well as auto-record and store favourite programmes for 7 days
– Movie on Demand gives complete on-demand access to the largest library of movies with 100 block buster titles – any movie at any time
Bharti Airtel today announced the debut of its Triple Play Service with the launch of Airtel digital TV interactive – it’s Internet Protocol Television Service. With this, Airtel delivers the Triple Play Advantage of Telephony, broadband and Entertainment Service to its customers. The Triple Play Service will be initially available to customers in Delhi, Gurgaon and Noida starting January 19, 2009.
On this occasion, Mr Atul Bindal, President-Telemedia Services, Bharti Airtel, said, “Today, with the launch of Airtel digital TV interactive, we begin offering the Triple Play Advantage offer to our customers – leading in with voice, then broadband and now television and video on demand. We offer our customers a Single Knock on The Door experience - a uniform Airtel Quality of Experience with a single Customer Service interface and a single unified bill for voice, broadband and TV and video entertainment.”
Airtel’s state-of-the-art IPTV Headend, with best-in-class MPEG4-10 compression technology, will allow it to offer more content and better quality images as well as services like live broadcast television, network based time-shifted TV, real video-on-demand and a host of other interactive services. Airtel will deliver its IPTV service to customers through a fibre backbone of Carrier Ethernet Network with last mile delivery on copper using ADSL2+ technology. This latest technology enables high-speed broadband connectivity which in turn delivers superior digital video and audio quality.
Besides the latest technology, Airtel digital TV interactive brings many firsts to the TV viewing experience:
– Interactive 2.0, which offers a completely interactive experience including the freedom of ordering pizzas and movie tickets from the comfort of your TV set. It promises to deliver a host of other innovative applications in the future
– Time Shift TV, which transforms TV into a two-way experience, allowing the viewer to pause and rewind live TV as well as auto-record and store favourite programmes for 7 days
– The largest expanding library of movies on Movie on Demand with 100 block buster titles which gives the viewer complete on-demand access – any movie at any time
Customers can gain access to the future of TV entertainment on Airtel digital TV interactive by choosing from 2 entry packs –
A. Magic@ Home Pack - our Triple Play Plan - at Rs. 999 per month which gives 135 channels including 256 kbps broadband speed with unlimited download and a landline connection
B. Combo Pack – our IPTV and Broadband Plan – at Rs. 599 per month which gives 117 channels including 256 kbps broadband speed with download limit of 2.5 GB
The service will be backed by 24×7 customer care.
About Bharti Airtel Limited:
Bharti Airtel Limited, a group company of Bharti Enterprises, is Asia’s leading integrated telecom services provider with operations in India & Sri Lanka and has an aggregate of over 88 million customers. Bharti Airtel Limited has been voted as India’s most innovative company, in a survey conducted by The Wall Street Journal.
Bharti Airtel is structured into three strategic business units - Mobile services, Telemedia services and Enterprise services. The mobile business offers services in India & Sri Lanka. The Telemedia business provides broadband & telephone services in 95 cities, DTH services and is foraying into the IPTV segment. The Enterprise business provides end-to-end telecom solutions to corporate customers and national & international long distance services to carriers. All these services are provided under the Airtel brand. Airtel’s high-speed optic fibre network currently spans over 83,389 kms covering all the major cities in the country. The company has two international landing stations in Chennai that connects two submarine cable systems - i2i to Singapore and SEA-ME-WE-4 to Europe. For more information, visit ::Airtel::Mobile Services Home Phone Broadband Data Cards Internet Wireless Internet Voice Office
Media contact details
Shilpa Gupta,
Comma Consulting,
+91 9818180180,
sgupta {at} comma(.)in
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Bharti Airtel Launches Triple Play with Airtel Digital TV Interactive – Telephone, Broadband and now TV on a Single Line
– Interactive 2.0 offers real-time interactivity - customers can order pizzas and book movie tickets on their TV
– Time Shift TV transforms TV into a two-way experience - the viewer can pause and rewind live TV as well as auto-record and store favourite programmes for 7 days
– Movie on Demand gives complete on-demand access to the largest library of movies with 100 block buster titles – any movie at any time
Bharti Airtel today announced the debut of its Triple Play Service with the launch of Airtel digital TV interactive – it’s Internet Protocol Television Service. With this, Airtel delivers the Triple Play Advantage of Telephony, broadband and Entertainment Service to its customers. The Triple Play Service will be initially available to customers in Delhi, Gurgaon and Noida starting January 19, 2009.
On this occasion, Mr Atul Bindal, President-Telemedia Services, Bharti Airtel, said, “Today, with the launch of Airtel digital TV interactive, we begin offering the Triple Play Advantage offer to our customers – leading in with voice, then broadband and now television and video on demand. We offer our customers a Single Knock on The Door experience - a uniform Airtel Quality of Experience with a single Customer Service interface and a single unified bill for voice, broadband and TV and video entertainment.”
Airtel’s state-of-the-art IPTV Headend, with best-in-class MPEG4-10 compression technology, will allow it to offer more content and better quality images as well as services like live broadcast television, network based time-shifted TV, real video-on-demand and a host of other interactive services. Airtel will deliver its IPTV service to customers through a fibre backbone of Carrier Ethernet Network with last mile delivery on copper using ADSL2+ technology. This latest technology enables high-speed broadband connectivity which in turn delivers superior digital video and audio quality.
Besides the latest technology, Airtel digital TV interactive brings many firsts to the TV viewing experience:
– Interactive 2.0, which offers a completely interactive experience including the freedom of ordering pizzas and movie tickets from the comfort of your TV set. It promises to deliver a host of other innovative applications in the future
– Time Shift TV, which transforms TV into a two-way experience, allowing the viewer to pause and rewind live TV as well as auto-record and store favourite programmes for 7 days
– The largest expanding library of movies on Movie on Demand with 100 block buster titles which gives the viewer complete on-demand access – any movie at any time
Customers can gain access to the future of TV entertainment on Airtel digital TV interactive by choosing from 2 entry packs –
A. Magic@ Home Pack - our Triple Play Plan - at Rs. 999 per month which gives 135 channels including 256 kbps broadband speed with unlimited download and a landline connection
B. Combo Pack – our IPTV and Broadband Plan – at Rs. 599 per month which gives 117 channels including 256 kbps broadband speed with download limit of 2.5 GB
The service will be backed by 24×7 customer care.
About Bharti Airtel Limited:
Bharti Airtel Limited, a group company of Bharti Enterprises, is Asia’s leading integrated telecom services provider with operations in India & Sri Lanka and has an aggregate of over 88 million customers. Bharti Airtel Limited has been voted as India’s most innovative company, in a survey conducted by The Wall Street Journal.
Bharti Airtel is structured into three strategic business units - Mobile services, Telemedia services and Enterprise services. The mobile business offers services in India & Sri Lanka. The Telemedia business provides broadband & telephone services in 95 cities, DTH services and is foraying into the IPTV segment. The Enterprise business provides end-to-end telecom solutions to corporate customers and national & international long distance services to carriers. All these services are provided under the Airtel brand. Airtel’s high-speed optic fibre network currently spans over 83,389 kms covering all the major cities in the country. The company has two international landing stations in Chennai that connects two submarine cable systems - i2i to Singapore and SEA-ME-WE-4 to Europe. For more information, visit ::Airtel::Mobile Services Home Phone Broadband Data Cards Internet Wireless Internet Voice Office
Media contact details
Shilpa Gupta,
Comma Consulting,
+91 9818180180,
sgupta {at} comma(.)in
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Ah...Finally....But the packages dont make sense..Is there no option to get IPTV as an add on to ur already existing plan ?
i think the PR had info for brand new customers. someone has to call them up and ask for plans for us people who are already using airtel broadband. 🙂lets hope they are not facing the same issue where iptv customers cannot access broadband packages of higher speeds. i think mtnl iptv customers can only get 256kbps on their broadband connections.on call with customer support.STB for Airtel IPTV is for 2499 rupees.duh. the customer support is talking about the same 2 plans mentioned in the press release. both are with 256kbps speeds of course. waiting for any info that they might have.alright. the person i talked to has just this for me. my plan would be changed to 256kbps if i have to move to iptv. suckers.
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To those MBA guys at Airtel -- R U freaking dumb ? Whats so difficult in giving IPTV as an add on...? I thought me being with Airtel for 3 years now , they could offer some discount...but instead they want me to go for an inferior plan ?
Digital TV from Airtel
And it Costs Rs.3,999
They are charging Rs.90 for ESPN,Star Cricket and Star sports while its Rs.45 in DTH!!
And the remote looks UGLY while the interface is same as their DTH!
BTW, STB has HDMI,SPDIF,USB along with other ports!
And it Costs Rs.3,999
They are charging Rs.90 for ESPN,Star Cricket and Star sports while its Rs.45 in DTH!!
And the remote looks UGLY while the interface is same as their DTH!
BTW, STB has HDMI,SPDIF,USB along with other ports!
BTW, STB has HDMI,SPDIF,USB along with other ports!
Interestingly, while the diagram on this page shows HDMI, the legend that goes along with it terms it a "Reserved Interface."
Anyway, as of yet, I see no advantage over conventional TV systems (CAS, DTH). Let's see what they do with the potential of IPTV.
And if IPTV seriously means that your BB speed would be restricted to 256kbps, they can kiss my @$$. That would be a seriously stupid move, as most people who would be interested in IPTV would be tech savvy people, who are more than likely already on 512kbps.
Interestingly, while the diagram on this page shows HDMI, the legend that goes along with it terms it a "Reserved Interface."
Anyway, as of yet, I see no advantage over conventional TV systems (CAS, DTH). Let's see what they do with the potential of IPTV.
And if IPTV seriously means that your BB speed would be restricted to 256kbps, they can kiss my @$$. That would be a seriously stupid move, as most people who would be interested in IPTV would be tech savvy people, who are more than likely already on 512kbps.
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