Hathway Multi-TV Subscribers Will Pay Full NCF For their Secondary Connections Similar to Tata Sky

In the last few days, there have been a few more changes in the DTH and broadcasting sector after the implementation of the new tariff regime. While the new regulatory framework by Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) was more about bringing a massive change in the industry, these new changes are about fine-tuning the new rules to provide the best to the consumers, with fair pricing and transparency. Firstly, we saw major DTH provider Tata Sky end its multi-TV policy on June 15, replacing it with standard pricing for all subscriptions. Another Cable TV service provider has implemented the same, and it is Hathway Cable and Datacom.

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Hathway New Multi-TV Policy Details

Hathway announced a change in its multi-TV policy, and it very acutely replicates the situation and solution of Tata Sky. The cable TV service provider has done a revamp of its multi-TV policy again, thus changing again what the subscribers pay for their second TV connection. Hathway Cable and Datacom has announced that now subscribers will be able to choose channels on their second connection without any hindrance and independently from the first TV connection. Hathway noted in its change in multi-TV policy that the network capacity fee for the second television connection will be equal to the network capacity fee charged to other television connection. Lastly, it is also worth noting that this price for multi-TV is not entirely fixed and mandated by Trai, as the company reserves the right to modify/alter the network capacity fee charged to second television connection.