CASBAA KL TV Upfronts: Multichannel TV Makes Sense

Source: MM Network Print Email Email To You must make entries in all fields Your Email Your Name Send to Email Thailand's broadcasting industry is ready to move to the next stage, in many senses, really. And it is about time too, many ...

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MUMBAI: Casbaa returns to Thailand to host a forum examining the multichannel TV industry in the country with Thailand in View 2013. It takes place on 30 May 2013. Casbaa CEO Christopher Slaughter said, "We are turning the spotlight again on the ...

CASBAA commented on Vietnam's Decision 20 pay-TV regulations which came into effect today. As a result of confusion over the regulations, one satellite provider has taken down 21 international channels. John Medeiros, Chief Policy Officer at CASBAA ...

Bangkok, June 6, 2013 - (ACN Newswire) - Asia-Pacific's premier multichannel TV industry association turned the spotlight on the "land of smiles" with CASBAA Thailand in View 2013, recently held on 30 May at Centara Grand & Bangkok Convention Centre ...

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Indiantelevision.com Team ( 24 April 2013 10:00 pm) MUMBAI: The Cable & Satellite Broadcasting Association of Asia (CASBAA) and The Indian Broadcasting Foundation (IBF) have requested the Indian government to roll back the increase in taxation on ...

The sector has also been a marker on other HR fronts: it has led in terms of training its employees to be industry-ready (Infosys invests Rs 2.5 lakh and 16 weeks in classroom sessions per employee), scientifically planned career development ...

THE Communist Party cadres who run Vietnam's government have never been regarded as the biggest fans of free speech—they prefer jailing the dissidents who challenge their authority—but they may have reached a new low recently, with a law ...