Source: Deccan Chronicle | N. Arun Kumar
Chennai: It's boom time for television viewers. The war between cable TV operators and DTH companies has started to heat up, but Doordarshan, the only entity entitled to telecast using the terrestrial network, will foray into high definition (HD) television channels. The good news is that it will also bring in 10 private television channels on the terrestrial network as a free-to-air bouquet.
"With an aim to keep in pace with current technological trends, Prasar Bharathi has asked us (Doordarshan) to broadcast two of our channels on the high definition platform, for which we have started installation of HD equipment in our transmitter in Chennai," M. Anandan, deputy director general (engineering), Doordarshan said in an informal chat with Deccan Chronicle on Thursday.
DD's HD broadcast would initially be available in the.............................................................
Read more at http://www.deccanchronicle.com/130823/news-current-affairs/article/dd-foray-hd-tv-channels
Friday, Aug 23, 2013
Alexander Zink, vice chairman, DRM technical committee (left) helps Ruxandra Obreja, chairman, DRM consortium (right) to fix an antenna in her DRM receiver during a workshop in the city on Thursday. Yogendra Pal, advisor, ministry of information and broadcasting (second from the left), looks on. — DC
"With an aim to keep in pace with current technological trends, Prasar Bharathi has asked us (Doordarshan) to broadcast two of our channels on the high definition platform, for which we have started installation of HD equipment in our transmitter in Chennai," M. Anandan, deputy director general (engineering), Doordarshan said in an informal chat with Deccan Chronicle on Thursday.
DD's HD broadcast would initially be available in the.............................................................
Read more at http://www.deccanchronicle.com/130823/news-current-affairs/article/dd-foray-hd-tv-channels
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