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The last decade saw regional news organizations battling several challenges from changing media dynamics to changes in technology. The latest entrant in this arena is the Kannada news channel, Vistara News. Launched in November last year, Vistara News takes pride in its technological might. From robotic cameras to the largest AR/VR green room in regional media, this upcoming news channel is upping its game. Excerpts from the conversation: Tells us about Vistara News and its inception. Vistara news was started by journalists and is run by journalists. Our idea is to create the best workplace for journalists. This thought process began in 2017. Last year in November, we launched Vistara channel with the idea that a news channel shouldn’t become old in 10-15 years. We are targeting A class audience but not neglecting the B and C classes. We are focused on creating aspirations through shows in the agriculture and business domain. We launched YouTube channels four months ago - Vistara Money, Vistara Krishi, Vistara Omkara and so on for specific segments. The purpose of having multiple YouTube channels is for advertisers to get a targeted audience and for viewers to get uninterrupted content. We have got good subscription numbers. We are focusing on 50% digital and 50% on TV. On our website, we are putting up news in the audio format too. We are targeting all age groups and reader profiles. Our slogan is Nikhara and Janapara, which means accuracy and pro-people. How important is...

“ Vistara News” is one of the leading 24×7 Kannada Free to Air FTA News Channel Launched officially on 7th November 2022. Vistara News channel gives you the latest Breaking News, politics, current affairs, sports, business and cinema news from Karnataka, India and around the world. We bring news online and also on satellite. Vistara News is spearheaded by Hariprakash Konemane has more than 20 years of experience in the media space.

• • • • Tata SIA Airlines and Kannada news network agree to not take coercive steps against each other in trademark infringement battle Tata SIA Airlines and Kannada news network agree to not take coercive steps against each other in trademark infringement battle The high court had last month granted an interim order restraining Vistara Media Private Limited from using Tata's Vistara trademark. In a trademark infringement case moved by Tata SIA Airlines Ltd against a Kannada news network for infringing its Vistara trademark, both parties agreed before the Delhi High Court recently that they will not take coercive steps against each other until the next hearing. The high court had last month granted an interim order restraining Vistara Media Private Limited from using Tata’s Vistara trademark. As the interim injunction was issued “ex parte” on December 2, the network moved an application before the high court challenging the interim order issued in favour of Tata. While issuing notice to Tata and granting them time to file their reply, a single judge bench of Justice Amit Bansal said, “Without prejudice to the rights and contentions of the parties, it is agreed between the counsels that no coercive steps shall be taken by either of the sides till the next date of hearing”. On November 22, a single judge bench of Justice Jyoti Singh had restrained Vistara Media Private Limited—the defendant—and all others acting on its behalf from using Tata’s “registered and well-known trad...