Consultation Papers & Recommendations

Date Title Remark
12-Apr-22 Consultation Paper on Issues relating to Media Ownership TV Broadcasters
22-Dec-21 Consultation Paper on ''Promoting Local Manufacturing in the Television Broadcasting Sector'' TV Broadcasters
08-Dec-21 Consultation Paper on Ease of Doing Business in Telecom and Broadcasting Sector Ease of Doing Business
25-Oct-21 Consultation Paper on ''Market Structure, Competition in cable TV services'' Regulatory Framework
02-Feb-21 Recommendations on MIB back reference on TRAI's Recommendations dated 19.11.2014 on ''Regulatory Framework for Platform Services'' and MIB reference on TRAI's Recommendations on ''Platform Services offered by DTH Operators'' dated 13.11.2019 Regulatory Framework
07-Dec-20 Consultation Paper on MIB back reference on TRAI's Recommendations dated 19.11.2014 on ''Regulatory Framework for Platform Services'' and MIB reference on TRAI's Recommendations on ''Platform Services offered by DTH Operators'' dated 13.11.2019 Regulatory Framework
26-May-20 TRAI response to back reference dated 13.5.2020 received from Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) on TRAI Recommendations on Platform Services offered by DTH Operators dated 13.11.2019 DTH
28-Apr-20 Recommendations on Review of Television Audience Measurement and Rating System in India Audience Measurement
22-Apr-20 Consultation Paper on Framework for Technical Compliance of Conditional Access System (CAS) and Subscriber Management Systems (SMS) for Broadcasting & Cable Services Regulatory Framework
11-Apr-20 Recommendations on Interoperability of Set-Top Box Interoperability
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Joining the All India Digital Cable Federation (AIDCF) provides MSOs with several strategic and operational advantages:
 
  1. Industry Influence: As a member of AIDCF, MSOs are part of an influential body representing over 80% of the market share in the digital cable industry. Members can collectively shape industry policies and regulatory frameworks, ensuring a favorable operating environment.
 
  1. National Level Presence: AIDCF’s extensive reach and influence extend across India, allowing it to represent MSOs at a national level. This national presence ensures that members are part of a cohesive and unified body that has a say in the development and future direction of the industry.
 
  1. Regulatory Engagement: AIDCF acts as a collective voice for MSOs in discussions with the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) and the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI). Acting as a bridge between its members, AIDCF ensures that the concerns and needs of MSOs are communicated clearly and efficiently. This direct interaction fosters a regulatory environment that aligns with members’ interests and industry goals.
 
  1. Government Engagement: AIDCF’s advocacy efforts extend to both state and central government levels, ensuring that the voices of its members are heard and considered in policy discussions and legislative processes. By having representation at multiple levels of governance, AIDCF ensures that members’ interests are consistently advocated for, leading to more informed and balanced policy decisions.
 
  1. Networking and Collaboration: Members have opportunities to connect with other leading MSOs, broadcasters, and industry experts. This network facilitates knowledge sharing, partnerships, and strategic alliances that drive innovation and business growth.
By becoming a member, MSOs strengthen their position in the industry, gain a competitive edge, and have a say in shaping the future of digital cable services in India.
 
To apply for membership, please click the link below to download the membership form and submit it as per the provided instructions.