BSNL teams up with Tata Sky for video-on-demand service

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NEW DELHI: The state-owned telecom operatorBSNLhas partnered with DTH majorTata Skyto offer video-on-demand (VoD service to its broadband users.)Under the partnership, BSNL will waive off broadband rental for the first month while Tata Sky will offer its VoD service free for the first month to download content worth up to Rs 500."We will implement this MoU to cover the entire nation within next six months...VoD has been gaining prominence and this partnership will helpboth the partners tap into the market better," BSNL CMD Anupam Shrivastava told reporters here.51232076BSNLhas a base of two crore broadband users in the country, he added.Tata Sky, which has a user base of about 11 million, will approach potential subscribers across the country for the new service, Tata Sky CEO Harit Nagpal said.51315814Once the customer gives consent, the BSNL team will set up broadband and Tata Sky will offer the VoD service.Tata Skyhas a library of over 4,000 titles.Recently, Tata Sky had said it will launch internet browsing application on its platform, allowing its viewers to use appsselected by them through its existing set-top boxes on all television sets.

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i have both so what to do :sp :huh ?

by the everyday tata sky introducing something new ? :sp
 
BSNL, Tata Sky team-up for video-on-demand service

The state-owned telecom operator BSNL has partnered with DTH major Tata Sky to offer video-on-demand (VoD service to its broadband users.)
Under the partnership, BSNL will waive off broadband rental for the first month while Tata Sky will offer its VoD service free for the first month to download content worth up to Rs 500.
“We will implement this MoU to cover the entire nation within next six months…VoD has been gaining prominence and this partnership will help both the partners tap into the market better,” BSNL CMD Anupam Shrivastava told reporters.
BSNL has a base of two crore broadband users in the country, he added.
Tata Sky, which has a user base of about 11 million, will approach potential subscribers across the country for the new service, Tata Sky CEO Harit Nagpal said.
Once the customer gives consent, the BSNL team will set up broadband and Tata Sky will offer the VoD service.
Tata Sky has a library of over 4,000 titles.
Recently, Tata Sky had said it will launch internet browsing application on its platform, allowing its viewers to use apps selected by them through its existing set-top boxes on all television sets.

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