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‘Cablenet exposivion’ from tomorrow

HYDERABAD: A three-day event “Cablenet expovision’, comprising an exhibition and a seminar on “Alternative income sources for CATV operators’, is being organised by the CNC Group here from May 22. The venue is RTC Kalyana Mandapam, Bagh Amberpet.

The organisers announced that the event would be one of the largest gathering of cable TV operators, MSOs, broadcasters, manufacturers, technicians, dealers, distributors and other professionals of the industry

Burning issues like HITS, DTH, digital headends, STBs, broadband TV, DSL entertainment, CAS licensing system will be discussed during the seminar by members of the AP State Cable TV Operators’ Welfare Association.

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