Net TV Nepal

Net TV Nepal

Type	Private
Industry	Entertainment
Founded	Kathmandu, Nepal
Founder	Kamal Adhikari
Headquarters	Nepal, Kathmandu, Nepal
Services	Television broadcasting
Website	www.nettv.com.np/nettv/

Net TV Nepal is the first MobileOTT IPTV application in Nepal.^[1] NET TV is a subsidiary of NITV Streamz Pvt Ltd which is located in Kathmandu.

Services

Television

Net TV users can access live TV channels, movies, recorded TV and on demand video content. These services are available over a variety of platforms including smart phones, tablets, Chrome cast, and Apple TV.^[2]^[3]

Recently Net TV Nepal has also announced additional services to enhance viewer experience. These include Ultra High Definition, UDF Quality, and IPTV Service, with 4K video streaming quality through a set-top box.

Net TV Nepal, a brainchild of CEO Kamal Adhikari, was realized by engineers Bhaskar Aryal, Sadip Acharya, and Abhinav Paudel.

References

↑ "Net TV Nepal : First IPTV in Nepal". Tech Radian. Retrieved 2016-03-23.
↑ Watch free TV from ‘Net TV Nepal’. "Watch free TV from 'Net TV Nepal'". Doorsanchar. Retrieved 2016-03-23.
↑ Ballabh, Lila (2015-12-06). "NET TV NEPAL is the First Mobile IPTV Application in Nepal –". Nepalwap.com. Retrieved 2016-03-23.

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