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Paritosh Joshi

Reality Check with Alex Gould

MVP - THE MASTERS' VOICE PODCAST - MEDIABRIEF

One United Podcast

Gaurav Jain

Abby Martin

Mike Lee

Eli Shapiro

David Rubin

Patrick Collister

Ronnie Screwvala

Nick Roach

Daniel Joseph

Carter Pilcher

Daniel Chung

Jim Egan

Scott Goodson

Aaron Berkowitz

Mukesh Kalra

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This, the 57th episode of the award-winning MVP – The Master’s Voice Podcast, features industry veteran Paritosh Joshi- Principal at Provocateur Advisory, in conversation with Pavan R Chawla, Founder-Editor of MediaBrief.com. and we disuss TRAI's 'regulation of the broadcast sector in general and its most recent consultaion paper on the travesty called NTO 2.0 in particular.The TRAI report card, says Paritosh, has been a litany of failure right from the first mandate it received, till today. Across its 25 years so far, Paritosh says what TRAI has -- unlike the OfComs and other bodies of the world -- is authority without responsibility.We discuss TRAI’s ‘regulation’ of the broadcast sector in general, and its most recent consultation paper seeking inputs and guidance on the travesty called  NTO 2.0. The straight-talking, richly experienced ‘Provocateur’ Paritosh, who has been helping empower industry bodies like ASCI and the Media Research Users Council MRUC, and has been President and Head of Sales and Distribution at India’s top network, the Star Network, brings to our discussion knowledge and insights from a rich and proven professional career.At  this point in time, after a quarter century of its deleterious misadventure with broadcast regulation,   the industry too would likely want to repeat Paritosh’s words as a message to TRAI: 'You are now doing a public disservice, and it is about time you cut our losses. Please don’t do any more disservice… Ab to jaan chhordo yaar! (at least now, spare us, please!)'. That, says Paritosh, is basically what nobody has been able to tell TRAI in as many words so farWe discuss TRAI’s performance as a broadcast regulator, and Paritosh responds to some of the questions in the consultation paper.  And shares several thoughts about TRAI’s ‘capability’ and multiple failures across 25 years of intrusive ineptitude as a regulator of the broadcast sector.TRAI, Paritosh says, has failed the broadcast sector because it is a regulator that was designed for working on a commodity style of product, telecom, and not a highly differentiated style of product which is what Broadcasting is all about. And which is utterly alien to TRAI’s vocabulary. TRAI tried to force-fit the telecom regulatory style to the broadcast sector, and they failed it.In fact, even the very first job TRAI was tasked with by a judicial body – that of implementing CAS in India, TRAI failed in, in spectacular fashion: CAS never happened.  It is instructive, Paritosh says,  that after more than two decades of being the accidental broadcast regulator, one has to look closely for the term ‘broadcast’ in the official TRAI presence and will find it only if one digs deep into their website.Paritosh recalls that  around 10-odd years ago, TRAI had asked for interoperability of set top boxes. But like everything they have ever asked for, that too never happened. Because, Paritosh believes, “…What (TRAI) asks for, at the time when they ask for it, is so preposterous, it can’t happen! So theirs has been a litany of failures! Enough already! How many Ds can a guy get in his CGPI solo that he’s not allowed to be in a class?”At  this point in time, after a quarter century of its deleterious misadventure with broadcast regulation,   the industry too would likely want to repeat Paritosh’s words as a message to TRAI: You are now doing a public disservice, and it is about time you cut our losses. Please don’t do any more disservice… Ab to jaan chhordo yaar! (at least now, spare us, please!)Paritosh hopes that at some point, wide heads would prevail (in TRAI) and come out and say, ‘Look, we’re not cut out for this. Somebody shoved it down our throats once upon a time. We tried manfully to do as&amp;

This, the 57th episode of the award-winning MVP – The Master’s Voice Podcast, features industry veteran Paritosh Joshi- Principal at Provocateur Advisory, in conversation with Pavan R Chawla, Founder-Editor of <a href="https://www.mediabrief.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MediaBrief.com</a>. and we disuss TRAI's 'regulation of the broadcast sector in general and its most recent consultaion paper on the travesty called NTO 2.0 in particular.The TRAI report card, says Paritosh, has been a litany of failure right from the first mandate it received, till today. Across its 25 years so far, Paritosh says what TRAI has -- unlike the OfComs and other bodies of the world -- is authority without responsibility.We discuss TRAI’s ‘regulation’ of the broadcast sector in general, and its most recent consultation paper seeking inputs and guidance on the travesty called  NTO 2.0. The straight-talking, richly experienced ‘Provocateur’ Paritosh, who has been helping empower industry bodies like ASCI and the Media Research Users Council MRUC, and has been President and Head of Sales and Distribution at India’s top network, the Star Network, brings to our discussion knowledge and insights from a rich and proven professional career.<blockquote>At  this point in time, after a quarter century of its deleterious misadventure with broadcast regulation,   the industry too would likely want to repeat Paritosh’s words as a message to TRAI: 'You are now doing a public disservice, and it is about time you cut our losses. Please don’t do any more disservice… Ab to jaan chhordo yaar! (at least now, spare us, please!)'. That, says Paritosh, is basically what nobody has been able to tell TRAI in as many words so far</blockquote> We discuss TRAI’s performance as a broadcast regulator, and Paritosh responds to some of the questions in the consultation paper.  And shares several thoughts about TRAI’s ‘capability’ and multiple failures across 25 years of intrusive ineptitude as a regulator of the broadcast sector.TRAI, Paritosh says, has failed the broadcast sector because it is a regulator that was designed for working on a commodity style of product, telecom, and not a highly differentiated style of product which is what Broadcasting is all about. And which is utterly alien to TRAI’s vocabulary. TRAI tried to force-fit the telecom regulatory style to the broadcast sector, and they failed it.In fact, even the very first job TRAI was tasked with by a judicial body – that of implementing CAS in India, TRAI failed in, in spectacular fashion: CAS never happened.  It is instructive, Paritosh says,  that after more than two decades of being the accidental broadcast regulator, one has to look closely for the term ‘broadcast’ in the official TRAI presence and will find it only if one digs deep into their website.Paritosh recalls that  around 10-odd years ago, TRAI had asked for interoperability of set top boxes. But like everything they have ever asked for, that too never happened. Because, Paritosh believes, “…What (TRAI) asks for, at the time when they ask for it, is so preposterous, it can’t happen! So theirs has been a litany of failures! Enough already! How many Ds can a guy get in his CGPI solo that he’s not allowed to be in a class?”At  this point in time, after a quarter century of its deleterious misadventure with broadcast regulation,   the industry too would likely want to repeat Paritosh’s words as a message to TRAI: You are now doing a public disservice, and it is about time you cut our losses. Please don’t do any more disservice… Ab to jaan chhordo yaar! (at least now, spare us, please!)Paritosh hopes that at some point, wide heads would prevail (in TRAI) and come out and say, ‘Look, we’re not cut out for this. Somebody shoved it down our throats once upon a time. We tried manfully to do as&amp;

Paritosh Joshi responds on TRAI’s NTO 2.0  Consultation Paper: You are doing a public disservice. It’s time you cut our losses

Donny Van de Beek being confirmed as the first signing of the summer is a  huge boost to the midfield. But, who else is required for United to  sign if they want to become a  force in the premier league again?  Follow us on Twitter :-   Paritosh - @el_paritosh  Dinete - @Dinkysweg  Ekus - @iamekus  Wali - @DsportsWali Anshuman - @fuocosolare

Donny Van de Beek being confirmed as the first signing of the summer is a  huge boost to the midfield. But, who else is required for United to  sign if they want to become a  force in the premier league again?  Follow us on Twitter :-   Paritosh - @el_paritosh  Dinete - @Dinkysweg  Ekus - @iamekus  Wali - @DsportsWali Anshuman - @fuocosolare

EPL is back! How Donny will fit in and other transfer updates | Paritosh Joshi | Wali Siddiqui | Anshuman Joshi

Jake Roth

Undergraduate Student Government Representatives Paritosh Joshi and Jake Roth come on Reality Check to discuss their USG experiences along with the current US politics scene, particularly the 2020 Elections and Mueller Report findings.

Undergraduate Student Government Representatives Paritosh Joshi and Jake Roth come on Reality Check to discuss their USG experiences along with the current US politics scene, particularly the 2020 Elections and Mueller Report findings.

2020 Elections + Mueller Report Discussion With Paritosh Joshi and Jake Roth