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RCOM to Launch IPTV in Delhi and Mumbai in Three Months

12 May, 2010, 2:38 pm IST | by tech2 News Staff | Home Theatre Systems

Currently, Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) is the only provider of IPTV services in the country, but in the next three months, Reliance will jump on the bandwagon.

The new IPTV service will offer the largest library of national, international and regional channels of music, movies and videos, including HD content. The service video signals received via the Net using a set-top box making the Television viewing more interactive for the users.

Tags: Reliance , RCOM , IPTV

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