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BIG TV on expansion mode in rural areas

HYDERABAD: BIG TV, an Anil Ambani group company, has embarked on an ‘entertaining and educating rural Andhra Pradesh with promotion drive on DTH television awareness. It is covering remote educational institutions and IT sector. Vijayawada, Visakhapatnam, Tirupati, Kurnool, Warangal, Srikakulam and surrounding rural towns are being targeted in the first phase.

Demo teams are educating consumers about the competitive offerings of BIG TV DTH and its easy accessibility and installation. Spot offers are also being offered. The DTH service is available at 6,517 outlets in the State, including 83 exclusive Reliance branded outlets.

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