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TDSAT notice to TataSky and TRAI over DTH operators
Broadcast tribunal TDSAT has issued notices to DTH operator Tata Sky and sectoral regulator TRAI on a petition from a consumer organization alleging “illegal, unauthorized and malafide” removal of Star Sport Channels and Ten Sports by the former from its basic packages.
However, it was done by the company by removing prime channels such as Star Sports, ESPN, Star Cricket, Ten Sports, BBC World, BBC Entertainment and BBC Celebrity channels.
These channels were put on add-on packages and customers were asked to pay extra money for viewing these channels.
“The above mode has been adopted by the TataSky knowing fully well that most of the customers would choose to subscribe to these channels and therefore, the reduction is totally illusory whereas the increase in subscription rate is a certainty,” the organisation submitted through a petition filed by advocate Navin Chawla.
GOOD.Now all we need is for some consumer agency to file a case agaisnt isps for bandwidth throttling and FUP
Broadcast tribunal TDSAT has issued notices to DTH operator Tata Sky and sectoral regulator TRAI on a petition from a consumer organization alleging “illegal, unauthorized and malafide” removal of Star Sport Channels and Ten Sports by the former from its basic packages.
However, it was done by the company by removing prime channels such as Star Sports, ESPN, Star Cricket, Ten Sports, BBC World, BBC Entertainment and BBC Celebrity channels.
These channels were put on add-on packages and customers were asked to pay extra money for viewing these channels.
“The above mode has been adopted by the TataSky knowing fully well that most of the customers would choose to subscribe to these channels and therefore, the reduction is totally illusory whereas the increase in subscription rate is a certainty,” the organisation submitted through a petition filed by advocate Navin Chawla.
GOOD.Now all we need is for some consumer agency to file a case agaisnt isps for bandwidth throttling and FUP