International Networks, a wholly owned subsidiary of Comcast and an aggregator of multi-ethnic programming in the U.S., and STAR Group Ltd. (STAR), a wholly owned subsidiary of News Corporation and the leading media and entertainment company in Asia, announced May 28 an agreement for International Networks to represent five of STAR's Indian channels to Multiple System Operators (MSOs) throughout the U.S. The agreement will see most of the channels included on International Networks' transponder and available for MSOs immediately.The channels included in the agreement are, STAR India PLUS, India's Hindi pay-TV channel: STAR India GOLD, which brings Bollywood blockbusters, STAR India ONE, bringing next generation Hindi entertainment, STAR India NEWS, offering viewers 24-hour Hindi news and VIJAY, a Tamil entertainment channel in India."International Networks is the leading aggregator of ethnic language programming in the U.S. and we are thrilled to have them represent five of our Indian channels to MSOs across the country," said David Wisnia, Senior Vice President for Distribution and Sales and head of STAR's North American and European offices. "We look forward to increasing our distribution to cable homes across the U.S. To read the full article, click here...To read the ePaper, visit: http://www.desitalk.com Labels: agreement, Bollywood blockbusters, Comcast, Hindi entertainment, Indian Channels, International Networks, MSOs, STAR Group Ltd, STAR India GOLD, STAR India ONE, STAR India PLUS, US