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Tata Sky Binge review: A slightly overpriced bridge between internet and TV

Binge app brings together content from OTT platforms and allows you to stream them on TV screens, but Rs 249 monthly subscription seems expensive, as it does not include Netflix and Prime Videos

Tata Sky to stream Amazon, Hotstar, content from other apps at Rs 249/month

The service will initially offer digital content from, Hotstar, Sun NXT, Eros NOW, Hungama Play via a single subscription fee of Rs 249 a month

Tata Sky gets to work on letting customers pay only for channels they watch

While the court case filed by the DTH operator is still active, Tata Sky is confident of implementing the tariff order among its consumer base by the Jan 31 deadline

Trai says Tata Sky not letting viewers pay only for channels they pick

Recent Trai tariff order and regulatory regime paves way for consumers to opt for channels they wish to view and pay only for them

Tata Sky, Skyworth join hands to develop next-generation set-top box

Tata Sky and Skyworth Digital signed a contract to launch Pay TV Set-Top Box at IBC 2018

Will provide live TV, OTT from the same device: Tata Sky CEO Harit Nagpal

The company's profit after tax jumped to Rs 4.08 billion in March 2018, up from Rs 80 million last year, signalling the end of years of heavy investment.

Tata Sky is expanding scope and digital footprint to stay relevant

Tata Sky has identified three distinct consumer categories it wants to cater to: rural,urban and the digitally savvy viewer across geographies

Tata Sky may get a boost with TTSL deal

Reliance Jio has a similar strategy with its telecom ecosystem and entertainment services

For Tata Sky, TTSL broadband may be a good deal

Why should Tata Sky, the Tata group's direct-to-home (DTH) business, buy out the fixed-line and broadband business of Tata Teleservices (TTSL)? After all, it is doing well - with a 23 per cent share of the 62.65-million DTH market, Tata Sky is closing in on arch rival Dish TV (24 per cent). It's a question that has been baffling analysts who do not see any synergy in the two businesses.Last week, TTSL had announced it was selling its consumer mobile business to Bharti Airtel. TTSL also said it was considering selling its broadband and fixed-line business to Tata Sky, a joint venture in which Tata Sons owns over 51 per cent with Rupert Murdoch's Twenty First Century Fox (with around 30 per cent) and a few other stakeholders like Temasek Holdings, some Tata companies and funds. Based on the data from the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India, the Tatas have around 1.8 million fixed-line customers, but are not even among the top-five broadband players. That is why, an analyst report by ..

Lesson in acting from the stars

Tata Sky's new TV campaign rides on Amitabh Bachchan's comic talent

Trai's tariff order is unimplementable, says Harit Nagpal

This tariff order is unimplementable and we are supposed to implement it by May 2, says Tata Sky CEO

Tata Sky ties up with Mumbai Film Festival for new movie service

This is the first time that a film festival will be showcased on televisions, reaching millions from a few thousands

Tata Sky logs into the video revolution

Ten years after its launch, the company is putting the edge on its product, in a bid to keep customers engaged and loyal

Tata Sky goes to school

Expects 10% surge right away in value-added service revenue with new 'Classroom' offering, with more to follow

Tata Sky forays into school education

Starts Tata Classroom to provide teaching assistance to students of class 5-8 for Rs 99 a month

Small town, rural subscription to outpace cities: Tata Sky

The company, which claims to have over 10 mn subscribers in India, currently has around 55% of its total connections from cities and rest 45% is from outside cities