 Dish TV cuts entry cost in south India
Published on July 10, 2008 by IANSViewed 1080 times
In an attempt to make deeper foray into southern direct-to-home (DTH) television market, Dish TV Wednesday announced reduction in entry cost and a special hat-trick offer for its subscribers in four southern states.
Dish TV, the pioneers in DTH services and part of media conglomerate Zee group, brought down the entry
cost by 40 percent and also reduced charges for various packages.
Dish TV chief operating officer Salil Kapoor told a news conference that a new connection in south India would now be available for Rs.1990 (plus Rs.200 installation and activation charges) against Rs.2950 charged earlier. This also includes a yearly subscription for freedom pack consisting of over 100 channels.
Dish TV, which is aiming to replace Sun TV as the leading DTH operator in the south, is also offering three benefits to subscribers under the hat-trick offer. The subscribers will be offered five leading sports channels, 33 free movies and unlimited gaming free for one year.
With 3.5 million subscribers in the country, Dish TV accounts for 57 percent of DTH market share. Kapoor said its offer of free set-top-box introduced last month was evoking huge response.
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