Airtel Digital TV Aims to Add More Cable TV Users After Sub-Par Implementation of New Tariff Regime

Already, the new tariff regime by Trai has created a lot of issues in the broadcasting sector. While Trai was aiming to bring transparency to the sector, customers felt that they’re paying more than the earlier prices, and as a result, they’re moving to OTT platforms. And for Cable TV users, the situation is very tough as operators are not migrating them to the new tariff regime even after choosing the channel packs. And one of the major drawbacks for Cable TV operators is the lack of a self-care portal like DTH operators, so everything has to be done manually.

“One of the things that we are looking to do is to further strengthen that stickiness by bringing in other services across our mobile as well as our DTH platforms into the home. We track that very closely and we have a metric that drives that. We are also trying to see what we can do to digitally enable the several services to be sold seamlessly to customers,” Vittal added, as reported by Indian Television.

Airtel Digital TV is the Second Best DTH Operator After Tata Sky

We have recently analysed the offerings of DTH operators after the new tariff regime and Tata Sky emerged as the winner thanks to its wide-range of content offerings. Airtel Digital TV stood second the list because it’s also providing bundled channel packs, decent customer service and smooth migration. With Tata Sky on the verge of removing the multi-tv policy, customers will now incline towards Airtel Digital TV since it’s charging minimal amount as NCF charges for the secondary connection. That said, Dish TV and D2h are the cheapest multi-tv operators right now, but several customers of both the operators are complaining regarding the service, so there are chances that customer might incline towards Airtel Digital TV.