"In the next phase of digitisation, roughly 90 million viewers will be moving from analog to digital platform. Our aim is to tap those consumers in the smaller centres mainly preferring local regional content at a lower price," Salil Kapoor, CEO of Dish TV, said while interacting with the media.
The company will launch the new service with West Bengal and Odisha, which will cater to local viewers of these markets.
To avail Zing, a customer will have to subscribe to a new connection and buy a set top box worth Rs 1099. The monthly subscription charges range from Rs 175 to Rs 349 depending on the number of channels subscribed.
India's total digital subscriber bases is estimated at around 60 million of which direct-to-home service providers account for 40 million subscribers.
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