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End of an era: Comedy Central, Vh1, MTV Beats leave JioStar lineup

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New Delhi: In the updated reference interconnect offer (RIO) released by JioStar following the 7th annual e-auction of DD Freedish, the media mogul announced the departure of nine channels, w.e.f., March 15, 2025.  Among the list are SD and HD versions of three notable entertainment brands—Comedy Central, Vh1, MTV Beats—that have kept the entertainment index of Indian people quite buoyant for many years. It is to be noted that before the merger …
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End of an era: Comedy Central, Vh1, MTV Beats leave JioStar lineup

New Delhi: In the updated reference interconnect offer (RIO) released by JioStar following the 7th annual e-auction of DD Freedish, the media mogul announced the departure of nine channels, w.e.f., March 15, 2025.  Among the list are SD and HD versions of three notable entertainment brands—Comedy Central, Vh1, MTV Beats—that have kept the entertainment index of Indian people quite buoyant for many years. It is to be noted that before the merger …

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JioStar drops Vh1 & MTV Beats as music shifts to digital

JioStar has announced the removal of nine channels from its platform, effective March 15, 2025, following the 7th annual e-auction of DD Freedish. Among the affected channels are music-focused networks Vh1 and MTV Beats, along with Comedy Central. These channels were previously owned by Viacom18 before its merger with Disney Star. Industry sources indicate that market challenges and shifting audience preferences contributed to the decision. View…

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