Following its partnership termination with ZEEL, Turner International India has now appointed IndiaCast Distribution as its distribution partner.
IndiaCast Media Distribution will start its mandate from 1 April; it will distribute Turner channels including CNN International, Pogo, Cartoon Network, WB, HBO and HBO HD to consumers in India, Nepal, and Bhutan.
According to Turner South Asia MD Siddharth Jain, “I am delighted to announce the appointment of IndiaCast as our exclusive distribution agent for India, Nepal, and Bhutan. I am very confident they will enable us to further enhance our footprint and bring the choicest content to our fans in the Indian sub-continent. We look forward to a long-term strategic relationship with IndiaCast.”
IndiaCast Group CEO Anuj Gandhi said, “At IndiaCast, it is our constant endeavour to curate the best possible exposure for our content creator partners. Turner has a fantastic bouquet of channels catering to a bespoke audience. As we ramp up the distribution network for its channels, across India, Nepal, and Bhutan, I look forward to a long-term association that is founded on mutually beneficial economics.”
IndiaCast Media Distribution will start its mandate from 1 April; it will distribute Turner channels including CNN International, Pogo, Cartoon Network, WB, HBO and HBO HD to consumers in India, Nepal, and Bhutan.
According to Turner South Asia MD Siddharth Jain, “I am delighted to announce the appointment of IndiaCast as our exclusive distribution agent for India, Nepal, and Bhutan. I am very confident they will enable us to further enhance our footprint and bring the choicest content to our fans in the Indian sub-continent. We look forward to a long-term strategic relationship with IndiaCast.”
IndiaCast Group CEO Anuj Gandhi said, “At IndiaCast, it is our constant endeavour to curate the best possible exposure for our content creator partners. Turner has a fantastic bouquet of channels catering to a bespoke audience. As we ramp up the distribution network for its channels, across India, Nepal, and Bhutan, I look forward to a long-term association that is founded on mutually beneficial economics.”
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