The under-penetrated Indian home broadband market, with a mere 7.5 connections per one hundred households, seems finally back on track. The tally was 18.52 million wired...
The COVID-19 pandemic was a disruption that broadcasters were not specifically planning for, but had to quickly adapt to. The struggle with reduced ad spend, forced them...
Ever since COVID-19 reared its ugly head, there has been a general sense of despair. Country after country fell into economic disruption, as each battled the...
The Indian media and entertainment (M&E) industry is facing unprecedented challenges from the spread of COVID-19. The industry revenue in FY21 is set to fall by...
2019 has had its share of excitement on the M&A front. It saw Subhash Chandra, chairman Zee step down, after a three-decade tenure in a bid...
As we usher in 2020, there are some major, unresolved issues the broadcasting industry carries forward into the new year. The digital media is awaiting clarification...
The Indian media and entertainment (M&E) sector reached USD 23.9 billion in 2018. With its current trajectory, it is poised to cross USD 33.6 billion by...
The Indian media and broadcasting industry has seen a major structural change in 2018. Digital media is growing at 22 percent as compared to the 9...
Viewers are dictating the path that broadcasters must tread on. And convergence is the name of the game. Linear TV is soon going to be passé....
The Indian media and broadcasting industry has seen a major structural change in 2018. Digital media is growing at 22 percent as compared to the 9...
2018 will go down as the year in which data access and consumption see rapid growth, and digital media gains ground in tier 2 & 3...
With the rapid pace of digital adoption, convergence across the technology media telecom value chain, and consolidation among the players, the Indian media and entertainment value...
The proliferation of smartphone devices and faster wireless services that have crowned Video as the new king of content, presents broadcasters with a unique opportunity to...
We live in an age of rapid change and transformation. Broadcasters are burdened with expensive electronic news-gathering technology – camcorders, edit bays, and live trucks; with...
As we leave behind 2017, it may be waved off as a year of strategic alignment for the media and entertainment industry. Mobile screens are gaining...
IBC 2017 has just concluded in Amsterdam and as every year, many lessons can be drawn for the broadcast and cable industry. Some crucial takeaways will...
An interoperable solution based on a standardized STB platform and operator-specific CA implemented by use of smart cards proposed by the MIB and TRAI is a...
The recent probe order by the Competition Commission of India against Prasar Bharati for alleged abuse of dominance with respect to the draft of the FM...
As theater owners protest over the 30 percent local body tax being slapped, over and above GST of 18 percent, for tickets priced below `100 and...
BroadcastAsia 2017, as expected did not disappoint. With 640 exhibitors showcasing innovations featuring the latest in dedicated technology clusters, the Show lived up to its reputation....
Anju Arora is the founder and managing director of ADI Media Private Limited, a business-to-business (B2B) information provider. ADI Media’s B2B products include Broadcast & CableSat, Communications Today, Medical Buyer, and TV Veopar Journal.
She is an Economics Honors graduate from Lady Shri Ram College, New Delhi and PGDP from Indian Institute of Foreign Trade. She has also participated in the OPM Key Executives Program at Harvard Business School.
Anju Arora is also the co-founder and executive director on the Board of ADI BPO Services Limited, the majority shareholder in MPS Limited, listed on all the major India stock exchanges and a Macmillan company till 2011.