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Telecom regulator proposes licences, other new rules for free internet TV channels on smart TVs

Hindustan Times ·First reported
Hindustan TimesTelecom regulator proposes licences, other new rules for free internet TV channels on smart TVs
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Many smart TVs now come with preinstalled apps, such as Samsung TV Plus and LG Channels, that stream live-style channels for free, with ad breaks in between

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