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    • India a leader in digitisation: World Bank President

    • India's data centre market to see USD 20 billion cumulative investment by 2025: CBRE

    • Micro-loans play a huge role in transforming economic lives of rural women”: Sunaina Da Cunha of Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC

    • Tata Steel CFO’s formula for creating shareholder value & a sustainable business

    • Infosys collaborates with Microsoft to enable digital transformation for JG Summit Holdings

    • PwC's Winning Leap: How businesses safeguard shareholders

    • These six new technology rules will govern our future

    • Here's the impact of digitization on manufacturing in India

    • Telcos eyeing digital space to customize customer solutions

    • M&M looks at digitization to drive automation

    • How digitisation will help boost Ortel's revenues

    • Expect 11-12% subscription revenue growth in FY16: Sun TV

    • Focus on enhancing content library, distribution: Shemaroo

    • Digital retailing to lead auto sales strategies for OEMs

    • See 25% FY16 margin; focus on regional channels, &TV: Zee

    • FY16 to be better; phase 3 digitization next driver: Sun TV

    • Zee aims to beat industry target of 11-12% growth in FY16

    • Looking to raise Rs 300-400 cr, see biz improving: Siti

    • Dish TV Q3: Analysts expect net loss at Rs 20.6 cr

      Dish TV is set to announce its results for the third quarter of FY13 on Tuesday. Analysts on an average expect the company to report standalone net loss at Rs 20.6 crore as against net profit at Rs 55 crore in previous quarter.

    • Dipping ratings,draping new trend,stealing the show

      Television Audience Measurement (TAM) has just released viewership data for news channels after a 13 week break.

    • Confident of achieving double-digit growth in H2: Sun TV

      SL Narayanan, Group CFO, Sun Group, says that the subscription revenues are good and there has been tangible evidence of increased sales of DTH connections on the ground and now the company is in much better shape.

    • Digitization phase II: Broadcasters, MSOs to outshine DTH

      Officially, the government's digitization plan spanning the four metros - Mumbai, New Delhi, Chennai and Kolkata -- saw the end of analog cable era on October 31, 2012.

    • Digitisation is win-win across television biz: Experts

      Welcome to the Axis Capital - India 2020 Stars conference on CNBC-TV18 on the on the unfolding cable-television distribution landscape and the impact on various stakeholders including the public.

    • Hopeful of no more extension in digitisation deadline: WWIL

      This step would disappoint broadcasters, but it would aid multisystem operators to gear up and put things in place, A Mohan, President-Legal at Essel Group told CNBC-TV18. "Taking the ground realities into account the extension is fine."

    • Cable digitization may get delayed by 6 months: Sources

      A closed door meeting on digitization is expected to be held between I&B Minister Ambika Soni and the industry representatives at 3 pm today, reports CNBC-TV18‘s Ekta Batra. The meet would also include the task force constituted by the government to ensure timely execution of digitization.

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