Delhi High Court upholds TRAI ad cap after 13 years
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The Delhi High Court has upheld the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India's (TRAI) advertisement time limit for broadcasters, concluding a 13-year legal dispute. This verdict is expected to significantly impact news broadcasters and their advertising inventory.
Key Takeaways
- Delhi High Court upheld TRAI’s advertisement time limit for broadcasters.
- The legal dispute between broadcasters and the regulator lasted 13 years.
- The ruling is expected to have a greater impact on news broadcasters.
- Broader broadcaster ad inventory is likely to shrink under the TRAI cap.
Why It Matters
The immediate effect is a tighter ceiling on how much advertising broadcasters can carry, which directly reduces sellable inventory. The ruling matters across the streaming and broadcast ad stack because it resolves a 13-year dispute between broadcasters and TRAI, and the article says news broadcasters will feel the biggest impact. The next concrete signal to watch is how broadcasters and ad sales teams adjust to the cap in response to the Delhi High Court verdict.
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