Malaysian operator DiGi is to offer its subscribers Bollywood mobisodes.
It’s signed a deal with TIME Broadband Services of India, which sources and provides content from top Bollywood studios to offer the mobisodes via its D'podCast service.D'podCast launched in October 2007 to provide content, news and podcasts based on Bollywood stars and films.
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