Setting Up Pay Television (Pay-tv) And Internet Protocol Television (Iptv) Services In Nigeria.

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Introduction:

Broadcasting is an electronic means of transmitting radio and television signals which are intended for the general public consumption. The radio and television are the traditional means of broadcasting but the world has evolved with the help of internet, this has given ample opportunities to make choices as regards the means or platforms one wishes to watch his video contents from.

The television and the radio medium are no longer hugely sought after as there are alternatives to watching programs online or on a subscription TV.

 Streaming service is a site which people use to watch series, movies, shorts, skits, seminars, etc. Basically, streaming services use OTT delivery, which means that the content is distributed over the internet rather than cable or satellite.

There are different means that viewers buy access to content on streaming services. Some monetization methods that are used for streaming services include subscriptions, ads, and pay-per-view.

Meaning Of Pay Tv

 For the sake of this article, we would define some key terms to fully comprehend the focal point of discussion.

 Pay TV is defined as a model which distributes content distribution model where viewers subscribes to access video content from a traditional multichannel television service. Traditional cable and satellite television services are both examples of subscription-based pay TV.

The term pay TV literarily don’t deal with Internet-based streaming services such as Netflix and Hulu where video contents are paid for on a monthly plan. Streaming subscription are much lower compared to a pay TV subscription, the fees increases when viewers subscribe to many streaming channels. Having known what pay TV is, it is worthy of note to proceed to defining what IPTV means.

Meaning Of Iptv

IPTV means Internet Protocol Television. Unlike the pay TV where subscription plan has to be made before one can access to the video content over the cable or satellite television, Internet Protocol Television means the delivery of television contents over IP networks. IPTV offers the enablement to stream the source media continuously at any time one wishes to.

In other words, Internet Protocol television is a streaming service that enables users to access a wide range of television channels through the internet. Unlike traditional cable TV services, IPTV does not require a separate decoder. Instead, users install an IPTV app on their internet-enabled devices, such as smartphones, tablets, computers, or smart televisions, to stream television content provided by IPTV service providers.

In order to enjoy IPTV channels, users need to install an IPTV compatible app on their devices. Examples of IPTV apps are as follows IPTV Smarter Pro, Smart IPTV, and Smart One IPTV. Some of these apps offers free trial, but paid versions may need to be purchased after the trial period expires.  These apps can be found on the content stores, such as Google Play Store or Apple App Store.  There are various IPTV resellers in Nigeria. It is best to research and select a reputable Nigerian IPTV reseller. Requesting a free trial from the reseller is recommended to assess the content quality, channel offerings, service reliability, uptime, bandwidth, and overall user experience.

Internet Protocol TV provides users with flexibility, convenience, and access to multiple choices of television content, all accessible through internet-enabled devices.

 Laws, Compliance and Regulations Of Pay-tv And Iptv.

Although, there are no specific written laws that distinctly define the mode operation of IPTV and PAYTV or prescribed penalties for its use or operation in Nigeria, but there are rules guiding the operations of broadcast industry and other businesses, and in order to have a structured code of conduct for setting up IPTV and PAYTV services in Nigeria, two categories of compliance are stated therein which are;

Specific Sector (BROADCAST INDUSTRY)

• National Broadcasting Commission Act, chapter N11, LFN 2004 (the “NBC Act”)
• NCC’s Competition Practices Regulations 2007
• Cybercrimes Act, the Terrorism Prevention Act 2011 (as amended) (“TPA”)
• Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, etc.) Act, 2015 (the “Cybercrimes Act”)
• Terrorism Prevention Act 2011

For The General Sector (Other Business Sector)

• Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC)
• Personal Income Tax Act 2011
• Company Income Tax Act 2011
• Tertiary Education Fund Act
• Finance Act 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023
• Nigeria Labor Act 2004
• Pension Reforms Act 2014
• Employee Compensation Act, 2010
• Industrial Training Fund Act, 2004
• Nigeria Police Trust Fund (Establishment) Act, 2019
• NITDA Act 2007,
• NIGERIA DATA PROTECTION REGULATION 2019

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Steps To Obtaining Tv License in Nigeria

In obtaining a license for the operation of Television in Nigeria the intending applicant must have a registered limited liability company with the Corporate Affairs Commission and the memorandum and Articles must include broadcasting.

Broadcast License is a type of spectrum license granting a licensee permission to use a portion of the radio/TV spectrum frequency in a given area for the essence of broadcasting. Stated below are the procedures expected to obtain a broadcast license in Nigeria:

The first step to take is to write an application letter directed to the National Broadcasting Commission of Nigeria seeking an approval to purchase the application forms, showing the kind of service and the desired location.

After the approval to obtain the application Forms has been granted, the company would fill  the application form and return it with a detailed feasibility study of the business and a business plan for the anticipated station which must be submitted to the Director General of the National broadcasting Commission of Nigeria.

Once the application has been perused by the commission, then it will be recommended to the Board of the Commission through the Minister of Information and Communications, and to the President.

Upon approval, the successful applicant would be expected to pay the given  license fee and sign a license agreement with the secretary to the National Broadcasting commission of Nigeria (NBC) before being given an appropriate frequency.

How To Create Streaming Services.

 To create a streaming service is a simple task with the support of the right tools. Below are how you can create a streaming service like Netflix in just a few steps.

1. Make a Plan
2. Choose a Business Model

There are a few monetization models available, these include:

Subscriptions: Viewers pay a monthly, quarterly, or annual fee for on-demand access to your library of content

Pay-per-view/ticketing: Viewers pay for access to specific titles (for lifetime access or for rental)

Freemium/ads: Viewers “pay” for content by watching ads; the only monetary transaction is between your business and your advertisers or sponsors

3. Source Your Content
4. Choose an OVP

Other features to look for in your video hosting solution include:

Brand customization

Video website building tools

Video analytics

Secure streaming

Community data

Video monetization

6. Publish Content
7. Start Promoting

Techniques to use include:

Social media marketing

Paid advertisements

Influencer marketing

Email marketing

Content marketing.

Broadcasting Licensing Requirements

According to Law Business Research online article 2004-2006, to operate a radio, sound, television, cable or satellite station in Nigeria, an application in the prescribed form is addressed to the Director-General (DG) of the NBC requesting approval to purchase a set of application forms indicating the license category and proposed location. If granted, the applicant would be required to purchase the application form at the cost of 50,000 naira and submit the completed application form to the DG. The form is accompanied by:

A certificate of incorporation;

A certified copy of the company’s memorandum and articles of association;

An engineering design of systems, including a feasibility study;

A letter of undertaking to abide by the terms of the license; and

A letter of reference from the company’s bankers.

 Section 9(1) of the NBC Act sets out the criteria used by the NBC in the grant of a broadcast license and these require the applicant to be a corporate body registered in Nigeria or a broadcasting station owned, established or operated by the federal, state or local government. The NBC is also required to satisfy itself that the applicant is not applying on behalf of any foreign interest. If the NBC is satisfied with the application, it will make a recommendation through the Minister of Information to the President for the grant of a license.

The license fee for an initial term of five years is as follows:

Category A (any location in the Federal Capital Territory, Lagos and Rivers states)

Category B (any location in all other states)

There is no official timescale for the grant of a license.

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Foreign programmes and local content requirements

The NBC Act and the BC regulate the broadcasting of programmes and the minimum local and foreign programme content. Under the BC, foreign content is permissible provided it conveys intrinsic relevance to the education, information and entertainment of the Nigerian citizenry. The BC stipulates that a broadcaster shall ensure that the selection of foreign programmes reflects the development needs of the Nigerian nation and ensure respect for the Nigerian cultural sensibilities. In addition, with the exception of special religious and sports programmes or events of national importance, Nigerian broadcasters shall not relay foreign broadcasts live on terrestrial platforms.

In terms of characterizing how a broadcasting programme may qualify as local content, the Addendum to the 6th Edition of the BC (the Addendum) issued by the NBC in 2020 provides that:

The producer of the programme must be Nigerian, residing in Nigeria;

The directors of the programme are Nigerian; or

The authors of the programme are Nigerian.

In addition, it goes on to provide that:

75 per cent of the leading authors and major supporting cast, including voice actors, or on-screen presenters appearing in the programme are Nigerian;

a minimum of 75 per cent of programme expenses and 75 per cent of post-production expenses are paid for services provided by Nigerians or Nigerian companies, which may be obtained from programme commission, licensing, advertising-funded programming grants, co-funding arrangements, commercial sponsorship and financing initiatives, all of which must not be subject to ‘foreign ownership or arbitrary interference’; and

Where the production is a collaboration with a foreign entity, the producer shall ensure that Nigeria production locations, talents, skills, sets, etc., constitute at least 75 per cent of the entire production.

The broadcaster is required by the BC to ensure that all productions targeted at the Nigerian market must meet a minimum of 60 per cent local content requirement.

The local content requirement applies to all categories of programming including but not limited to fiction, series, serials, films, documentaries, arts and educational programmes, news, sports events, games, advertising, teleshopping or teletext services. Last, a broadcaster is required by the local content rules in the Addendum to source its local content from independent producers where it is not a direct production of the broadcaster. Failure to comply with the local content rules is a Class B breach under the BC and will attract sanctions.

Media Regulatory Bodies in Nigeria

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The following are the recognized agencies in charge of media regulation in Nigeria.

BROADCASTING ORGANIZATION OF NIGERIA: The Broadcasting Organization of Nigeria, BON is a body that oversees both private and public broadcasters in the country. It is in responsible for supervising, coordinating, and managing Nigerian television, radio, and other media broadcasts. It is located in Abuja, Nigeria’s north-central region.

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF INFORMATION: The Federal Ministry of Information and Culture is a Nigerian Federal ministry. The ministry’s mission is to deliver “reliable and timely information on government actions, programs, and initiatives” to Nigerian citizens. They also have the authority to build the technological environment in which Nigeria’s socioeconomic development may take place.

Nigerian Television Authority: Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) is a government-owned and partially corporate broadcasting company in Nigeria. It began broadcasting in 1977 under the name Nigerian Television (NTV). After military state authorities took over regional television stations in 1976, NTA was founded with a stranglehold on national broadcast television.

NIGERIAN PRESS COUNCIL: The Nigerian Press Council (NPC) is a legislative authority that oversees the Nigerian press’s standards of conduct. The Nigerian Press Council Act No. 85 of 1992 formed it (as amended in Act 60 of 1999).

News Agency of Nigeria: The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), much like Nigerian Television Authority, is a mainstream news agency owned and operated by the Federal Government of Nigeria. NAN was established in part to make news more widely available throughout the country and to the world community, as well as to refute bad tales about Nigeria.

Nigeria Union Of Journalists: The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) is a group of journalists who have banded together to promote the safety and well-being of Nigerian journalists. It is a non-partisan trade organization with no political or ideological agenda. NUJ was created on the principle that as a professional body, we should speak with one voice. It advocates for freedom of the press, safety, employment stability, and fair compensation, as well as gender equality, freedom of association, copyright protection, and the elimination of all types of discrimination and repression.

Newspaper Proprietors’ Association of Nigeria: The Nigerian Newspaper Proprietors’ Association, or NPAN, is a specialized organization dedicated to the governance of journalism in the country. Nduka Obaigbena, a Nigerian journalist, columnist, and the founder of Thisday, one of Nigeria’s national newspapers, is the Association’s President. One of the main responsibilities of the NPAN is to investigate complaints from the public against the press, as well as complaints from the press concerning the conduct of people or organizations toward the press. The Newspaper Proprietors’ Association of Nigeria (NPAN) serves as a barrier between the press and the general public.

Mode Of Operation

As soon as you have gone through all the processes to setting up your broadcasting station, you must get fully involved in the following:

• Find Your Niche: To find your niche means to define your mode of operation, when you know the areas you want to venture into, it will not be add to make progress. You can venture into stand-up concerts, entertainment programs, top TV shows, and documentaries. Apart from these traditional contents, there are new trending contents you can go into as not get tucked and unnoticed in the video marketing content creation, your content is what will drive your target audience to your station. The new areas are; Fitness, Education, Documentary, etc
• Identify your  Target Audience and professionally focus on them in order to stay relevant
• Creatively find Your Content
• Choose the Monetization Model you would like to go for by making sure the platform brings you money. You can however consider the following models which are subscription plans( weekly, monthly, annual plans), Pay-Per-View which generates funds for you, Advertising which affords you the opportunity to bring awareness to other people’s market, Review Security

As you deal with licensed content and users’ data, security comes as a priority. Consider the following points to provide for seamless security of data: 

1. Set domain restrictions so that other users cannot see the link embedded in the source code and use it on another platform or website;
2. Protect the licensed content on your platform by setting geographical restrictions; 
3. Make sure the network background provides content availability in the case of server failure. Payment Gateway

It would be best to provide your subscribers with various payment options. Here are the most popular choices of payment gateways:

Stripe, 2CheckOut, PayPal Payments Pro.

5) Build an MVP before Pouring Millions of VC Money Testing your product for usability and users’ feedback here are the must-have and features to include for an MVP: 

Sign up / sign in; Basic user profile; Catalog with classified shows; Basic search; Payments and subscriptions; Show details page with episodes; Video player; Ratings; Settings (language, subtitles);Push notifications; Admin panel for content management.

1. Comments;
2. Autosuggestions;
3. Localization;
4. Complex search functionality. These are the nice to hear feedbacks

Iptv Headend Equipment

According to FM USER GROUP INTERNATIONAL article 2024, “IPTV headend equipment refers to a collection of hardware and software components used to provide IPTV content. In this section, we’ll list the different types of equipment and their corresponding features and specifications.

1. IPTV Encoders: Revolutionizing Video Transmissions

IPTV encoders are an essential part of the video transmission process. They are designed to convert video and audio signals into digital data that can be streamed over an IP network. Using such encoders for transmitting video streams has revolutionized media broadcasting, streaming, and archiving.

With the advancement of technology, several types of encoders are available, and the most widely used are H.264 and H.265 encoders. The former is considered the most efficient video compression technology available today, while the latter is an upgrade that offers better video quality at lower bitrates. Other encoders also exist, and they include MPEG-2, MPEG-4, and VP9 encoders.

The features available in IPTV encoders are vital, as they determine the quality of the video output and the efficiency of transmission. The number of inputs and outputs supported by the encoders is one of the critical features. Some encoders can handle multiple video and audio inputs, making them more versatile and suitable for large-scale broadcasts where several signals need to be transmitted simultaneously.

Audio encoding in IPTV encoders is another essential feature. Audio signals are crucial in video transmission, and a high-quality audio output is necessary to provide the best viewing experience. Encoders that support advanced audio codecs such as AAC or Dolby Digital are preferred.

Video quality is also a vital feature in IPTV encoders. The video quality that an encoder can deliver is measured in terms of the bitrate. A higher bitrate means better quality but also means larger file sizes. Encoders that can deliver high-quality video at lower bitrates are considered efficient and are most preferred.

The type of video and audio signals that IPTV encoders can handle is also crucial. Encoders that support a wide range of signal types, including digital and analog signals, are preferred. In addition, encoders that can handle 4K and HDR signals are in high demand, given the increasing demand for high-quality video content.

IPTV encoders have made video transmission over the internet protocol efficient and seamless. They have enabled broadcasters to deliver high-quality video and audio content to viewers from all over the world, making it a vital component of the media industry.

2. IPTV Servers: Backbone of Video Distribution

IPTV servers play a crucial role in the efficient distribution of video and audio content to viewers. They serve as the backbone of the IPTV system, providing essential functions such as load balancing, content caching, and fault tolerance, which help to enhance system performance and ensure high availability and reliability.

In simple terms, IPTV servers receive video streams from encoders and store them for later distribution. When a viewer requests a video, the server retrieves it from storage and streams it to the viewer in real-time. Due to the increasing demand for high-quality video content, the performance of IPTV servers is critical in the overall user experience.

Different models of IPTV servers have varying specifications, which include processing capacity, storage space, and the number of simultaneous connections. Processing capacity determines how much data the server can handle, while storage space determines how much content the server can store. The number of simultaneous connections determines how many viewers can access the server at the same time.

Load balancing is another critical feature of IPTV servers. Load balancing ensures that the server resources are used efficiently, and the system is not overwhelmed by too many requests. By distributing the load among multiple servers, load balancing helps to ensure that the IPTV system remains stable and responsive even during peak viewing hours.

Content caching is yet another critical feature of IPTV servers. By caching frequently accessed content, servers can reduce the load on the system by serving the content from the cache instead of retrieving it from storage. This feature helps to reduce latency and improve the overall user experience.

Fault tolerance is also an important feature of IPTV servers. Fault tolerance ensures that the system remains operational even if certain components fail. By providing redundant components and backup systems, fault tolerance helps to prevent system failures and ensure uninterrupted service to viewers.

In conclusion, IPTV servers are an essential component of the IPTV system. They provide vital functions that help to enhance system performance, ensure high availability and reliability, and deliver high-quality video and audio content to viewers. Choosing the right server is essential in ensuring optimal system performance and meeting your viewers’ needs.

3. Middleware: The Key to Personalized IPTV Services

Middleware is a crucial software component of IPTV systems that manages user access and membership data. Its primary function is to provide personalized services and generate revenue by offering premium services and advertisements. Middleware offers functionalities such as user authentication, billing, and user profile management.

There are different types of middleware, including open-source and proprietary solutions. Different vendors provide various services and features, and carefully selecting middleware based on factors such as flexibility, compatibility, and ease of use can help meet your specific IPTV business requirements.

Middleware provides an essential component of IPTV service providers, such as user authentication and billing. User authentication is the process of verifying a user’s identity, ensuring that only authorized users have access to the service. Billing is the process of charging users for the services they use, along with any premium services they may have subscribed to. Middleware provides the necessary functionality to manage these processes seamlessly.

Middleware also offers user profile management, which enables IPTV service providers to offer personalized services to their users. User profile management allows service providers to store user preferences and viewing history, enabling them to deliver targeted content recommendations and personalized advertisements.

Some middleware vendors also offer social media integration, allowing users to share their viewing habits and preferences with their social networks. This feature can help increase brand awareness and drive engagement, leading to increased revenue for the service provider.

Middleware also offers data analytics and reporting capabilities, allowing service providers to track user behavior, engagement, and revenue. These insights can help service providers make informed decisions about content, pricing, and advertisements and improve their overall service quality.

In conclusion, middleware is a critical component of IPTV systems that manages user access and membership data to provide personalized services and generate revenue by offering premium services and advertisements. Selecting the right middleware based on factors such as flexibility, compatibility, and ease of use is crucial in meeting your specific IPTV business requirements and providing a seamless viewing experience for your users.

4. Other IPTV Head end Equipment to Complete the IPTV System

In addition to encoders, servers, and middleware, there are several other IPTV head end equipment types that complete the IPTV system. Each of these equipment types is critical in ensuring the smooth and optimal performance of the IPTV system.

• IRD (Integrated Receiver and Decoder) Receivers: These receivers receive digital signals from satellite, cable, and other sources and decode and output them for further processing. They come with various input/output options depending on the source of the signals, such as HDMI, SDI, and ASI. IRD receivers also offer various decoding options, including MPEG-2, MPEG-4, and H.264, among others.
• Modulators: Modulators convert digital signals into DVBT, DVBC, and DVBS formats, making them suitable for broadcasting. They are designed to convert signals from encoders, IRD receivers, and other sources into a suitable format that can be transmitted through the appropriate broadcast medium. Different modulators come with varying input/output options and support different modulation standards.
• Set-top boxes: Set-top boxes receive signals from IPTV servers and output them as audio and video on the TV screens. They are designed to be user-friendly and easy to operate and offer features such as on-screen programming, parental control, and electronic program guides. Set-top boxes also come with various input/output options, including HDMI, composite video, and RCA.
• Other Appliances: Other IPTV head end equipment includes routers, switches, and amplifiers. Routers and switches provide network connectivity and control the flow of data within the IPTV system. Amplifiers boost the signal strength, ensuring optimal transmission to users.

Each of these equipment types comes with different specifications and features like signal input/output, video quality, and hardware encryption. Carefully selecting the right equipment based on factors such as compatibility, scalability, and ease of use is critical in ensuring the smooth and optimal performance of the IPTV system.

In conclusion, IPTV head end equipment plays a crucial role in delivering high-quality video and audio content to viewers over IP networks. The different types of IPTV head end equipment, including encoders, servers, middleware, and others, come with varying features and specifications, making it essential to carefully select them based on your specific business requirements. Choosing the right equipment is essential in meeting your specific IPTV business requirements and providing a seamless viewing experience for your users. Therefore, if you aim to deliver high-quality video content to your users, you must choose the right IPTV Head end equipment. In the following section, we will provide you with expert tips on how to choose the right IPTV Head end Equipment for your needs”.

Writing A Compelling Business Plan

A well-crafted business plan is not merely a formality but a dynamic roadmap that guides entrepreneurs through the intricacies of their venture. The business must cover the below:

Executive Summary:

• A concise overview of the business, including its mission, vision, and a snapshot of key financial projections. Despite its brevity, the executive summary sets the tone for the entire plan.

Business Description:

• A detailed account of the business, its history, mission statement, and the problem or need it aims to address in the market.

Market Analysis:

• Examination of the industry landscape, target market, competitor analysis, and identification of opportunities and challenges.

Organization and Management:

• Details about the organizational structure, key team members, their roles, and how their skills contribute to the success of the business.

Products or Services:

• A thorough description of the products or services offered, including their unique selling points, features, and benefits.

Marketing and Sales Strategy:

• A plan for reaching the target audience, promoting products or services, and achieving sales goals.

Funding Request (if applicable):

• If seeking external funding, this section outlines the amount required, how it will be used, and the potential return on investment.

Financial Projections:

• Detailed financial forecasts, including income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements, providing a roadmap for financial success.

Appendix:

• Supplementary materials such as resumes of key team members, additional charts or graphs, legal documents, or any other relevant supporting information.

Conclusion

In conclusion, PAYTV broadcast medium which make use of decoder, satellite dish and cable to transmit their contents while IPTV is a broadcast medium that uses internet protocol to deliver audio visual contents to its target audience via the internet, and in setting up this broadcast mediums, one needs to fully understand the modus operandi of this discourse. It requires funds, creativity, professionalism content creation, proper means of making payments, complying with the rules and regulations of the governing body to avoid being banned.

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FAQ

Choosing Pay TV and IPTV

• Pay TV: Traditional services such as DStv and GOtv deliver TV signals via satellite or cable. They offer a variety of channels, often with local and international options, but can be expensive.
• IPTV: Uses your Internet connection to stream TV channels and video-on-demand content. IPTV can be cheaper than pay TV and offer more flexibility in terms of device compatibility. However, reliable internet speed is crucial for a smooth user experience.

Here are some frequently asked questions about both:

General

• Availability: Not all service providers offer service in all areas of Nigeria. Check their website or call customer service to confirm coverage in your area.
• Installation: Both usually require professional installation, although IPTV can install itself on some smart TVs.
• Contracts: Most service providers often require 12-month contracts. Be sure to understand the terms before signing.

Pay TV

• Decoder: To use the channels, you need a decoder provided by the service provider.
• Subscription packages: choose the package that fits your needs and budget. Packages vary depending on channel selection and price.
• Additional costs: installation fees and possible monthly equipment rental costs.

IPTV

• Internet Speed: A strong and stable Internet connection is essential for uninterrupted viewing. A speed of at least 10 Mbps is recommended for HD quality.
• Device compatibility: Make sure your TV or streaming device is compatible with the IPTV provider’s application or service. Some service providers offer separate tuners.
• Legality: Beware of unlicensed IPTV services that offer paid channels at very low prices. They may be unreliable and violate copyright laws.

Here are some other things to consider

• Content selection: Check the channel list provided by each service provider to make sure it includes the channels you want to watch.
• Customer Service: In case of problems, check the customer service reputation of each provider.
• Discounts: Look for deals and discounts that can lower your initial setup costs or monthly subscription fees.

Pricing

– In Qeeva intelligence and marketing business, we adopt the transparent pricing model

– We have different packages/options available to suite your budget and business needs

– Please contact us for a custom quote