Coordinates	9°1′48″N38°44′24″N
company name	Sun Direct
company logo
company type	Joint venture between * Sun Network 80% * Astro Group 20%
foundation	2005
location	Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
key people	Kalanithi Maran (Managing Director and CEO)
area served	National
industry	DTH, Pay TV, Media
products	Direct-To-Home service & Satellite Television
parent	Sun Network, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India and Astro Group, Malaysia.
homepage	www.sundirect.in }}

Sun Direct () is a DTH satellite television provider in India, using MPEG-4 digital compression technology, transmitting on INSAT 4B at 93.5°E. and MEASAT-3 at 91.5°E. It is the country's first MPEG-4 technology DTH service provider.

Its main competitors are cable television and other DTH service providers - Airtel digital TV, Reliance Big TV, DD Direct+, Dish TV, TATA Sky and Videocon D2H.

History

Sun Direct is a joint venture between the Maran's Sun Network family and the Astro Group of Malaysia. Sun TV entered into an MoU with the Astro group in January 27, 1997, when Aircel was not in existence, but since the government of India did not allow the use of KU band transponders for DTH services the project was put on hold," the firm said in a statement. After the DTH policy was announced by the government in December 2007, Astro picked up a 20% stake in Sun Direct TV, the stake was valued at approximately $115 million. Sun Direct TV was registered on February 16, 2005. However, the failed launch of INSAT 4C resulted in a lack of transponders, delaying the launch. The service was finally launched on 18th Jan 2008 after availability of transponders from INSAT 4B.

Sun Direct offered subscribers a satellite dish and Set-top box for free and basic monthly plan as low as 8px 75 (approximately). Currently basic monthly plan costs 8px 110 (approximately).

Sun Direct spread rapidly all over the country owing to lowest pricing of any DTH services in India. In December 2009, Sun Direct was launched in Mumbai, Country's financial capital and announced its pan India launch. By 2009 it became the leading DTH provider with 3 million subscribers. This makes it the second largest DTH service provider of India. In April 2010 Sun Direct became the No. 1 DTH service provider of India with 5.8 million subscribers and soon officially launched its HD service in India.

INSAT-4B glitch and satellite change

On July 7, 2010 a power glitch in the INSAT 4B satellite turned down the DTH system partly and SUN Direct announced that the service will be free till whole services are restored.The partial service was restored on INSAT 4B with 193 channels and meantime SUN Direct is now transmitting 173 channels on MEASAT-3 for uninterrupted transition of its customers from INSAT 4B at 93.5°E. to MEASAT-3 at 91.5°E. Sun direct now using 4 Measat-3 Transponders(TP's) and 3 INSAT-4B TP's to provide DTH services, and additionally thorugh exclusive agreement with BIG TV, a DTH arm of Reliance ADAG group, Sun Direct Shares 2 TP's of BigTV(BIG TV holds 12 TP's in Measat-3)in Measat-3 to get 58 Free-to-Air Channels on Sun Direct,i.e. BIG TV allows SunDirect to get signals of FTA channels to Sun direct. Now Sun Direct stopped it's Standard Definition TV services from INSAT-4B and moved its High Definition TV Services to INSAT-4B, Sun Direct now it's entire Standard Definition TV is from Measat-3. Sun Direct becomes the second DTH Provider to change satellite.

Sun Direct HD

Sun Direct is also the first to provide high-definition television services in India.It provided the HD beam from Measat 3 at 91.5.Starting with two HD channels (National Geographic Channel HD and Tamil / Telugu HD Service).Now the HD beam is from INSAT-4B. It is the first DTH service provider to show IPL 3 in HD format and has tie up with SET Max.

Subscriber base

Sun Direct had about 6 million subscribers as of December 2010. There are about 30 million DTH subscribers in India as of February 2011.

Channels list

The following is the list of channels provided by Sun Direct as of March 2011.

!Channel	!Name
001	Info Channel
100
102	KTV
104	Sun Music
106	Adithya TV
108	Tamil VOD
110	Chutti TV
112
114	Seithigal
116	Kalaignar TV
118	Jaya TV
120	Jaya Plus
122
124
126	Makkal TV
128	Mega TV
130	STAR Vijay
132	Vasanth TV
134
captain tv
	Gemini TV
152	Gemini Movies
154	Gemini Music
156	Gemini Comedy
158	Telugu VOD
160	Kushi TV
162	Gemini News
166	ETV Telugu
168
170	Zee Telugu
172	Vissa
176	ETV 2
178
182
184	Bhakti TV
186	Sakshi TV
188	ABN Andhra Jyothi
190	DD Saptagiri
200	Surya TV
202
208	Asianet
210	Asianet Plus
212
214	Kairali We
216
220
218	DD Malayalam
222	Asianet News
224	Manorama News
226	Indiavision
250	Udaya TV
252	Udaya Movies
254	Udaya Music
256	Udaya Comedy
260	Chintu TV
262	Udaya News
264	ETV Kannada
266	Zee Kannada
268	Kasthuri TV
270	Asianet Suvarna
272	DD Chandana
274
302	DD National
304
306
308	Zee TV
310
312	Sahara One
316	Imagine TV
318	STAR One
320	SAB TV
322	STAR Utsav
324
326	DD Bharati
330	SET Max
332	STAR Gold
334	Filmy
336	Zee Cinema
402
404
406
408
410	Zee Studio
452
454
456
458
460	Zee Café
462	Fashion TV
500
502
506	TEN Sports
508	STAR Cricket
510	DD Sports
512	TEN Action+
514	NEO Cricket
516	TEN Cricket
522
524
528
530
532
534
536	Baby TV
540	Discovery Channel
542
544
546	Nat Geo Wild
647	Fox History & Entertainment
548	DD Gyan Darshan 1
550	DD News
552	Times Now
554	CNN-IBN
556	NDTV 24x7
557	Headlines Today
558
560	ET Now
562	NDTV Profit
566
568	BBC World News
570	NDTV India
571	STAR News
572	Aaj Tak
574	IBN Lokmat
576	CNBC Awaaz
578	Lok Sabha TV
580
582	PTC News
584	News Live
586	India TV
600	Channel V
602
604
606
620	DD Bangla
621	Zee Bangla
622	ETV Bangla
623	STAR Jalsha
625	STAR Ananda
626	Akash Bangla
627	Sangeet Bangla
629	ETV Oriya
630	DD Oriya
634
638	ETV Rajasthan
640	DD Urdu
642	ETV Urdu
650	DD Sahyadri
652	ETV Marathi
655	Zee Marathi
656	Mi Marathi
657	Zee Talkies
658	STAR Majha
660	DD Girnar
661	ETV Gujarati
662	TV9 Gujarati
666	PTC Punjabi
668	PTC News
669	ETC Punjabi
670	DD Punjabi
675	Mahuaa TV
680	DD Kashir
691
693	Nepal 1
700
702	SVBC
706
708
710	GOD TV
755
964	Discovery HD World
966
968	Movies Now
970	Tamil Movies HD
972	Telugu Movies HD
974	Tamil Songs HD
976	Telugu Songs HD
978	DD HD

See also

Airtel digital TV

DD Direct+

Dish TV

Reliance Big TV

TATA Sky

Videocon D2H

References

External links

Official site

Official Sun Direct HD site

Realignment Procedure-SD moving to MEASAT 3

Category:Indian direct broadcast satellite services

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Coordinates	9°1′48″N38°44′24″N
stadium name	Sun Life Stadium
logo image
location	2267 NW 199th StreetMiami Gardens, Florida 33056
coordinates
broke ground	December 1, 1985
opened	August 16, 1987
owner	Stephen M. Ross (95%) and H. Wayne Huizenga (5%)
surface	Prescription Athletic Turf (Natural Grass)
construction cost	$115 million($}}

in dollars) | architect = HOK Sport (Populous since 2009) | structural engineer = Bliss and Nyitray, Inc. | former_names = Joe Robbie Stadium (1987–1996)Pro Player Park (1996)Pro Player Stadium (1996–2005)Dolphins Stadium (2005–2006) Dolphin Stadium (2006–2009)Land Shark Stadium (2009–2010).

| tenants = Miami Dolphins (NFL) (1987–present)Florida Marlins (MLB) (1993–2011)University of Miami Hurricanes (NCAA) (2008–present)Discover Orange Bowl (1996–1998), (2000–present)Blockbuster/Carquest/MicronPC/Champs Sports Bowl (1990–2000)Florida Atlantic Owls (NCAA) (2001–2002) WrestleMania XXVIII (2012) | seating_capacity = 47,662 (1993 baseball)*42,531 (2001 baseball)*35,531 (2003 baseball)*36,331 (2006 baseball)*38,560 (2008 baseball)*74,918 (Soccer)75,192 (Football)*Expandable to approximately 68,000 for baseball | dimensions = Left field – 330 ft / 100.6 mLeft-center field – 361 ft / 110 mCenter field – 404 ft / 123.1 mRight-center field – 361 ft / 110 mRight field – 345 ft / 105.1 mBackstop – 58 ft / 17.7 m }} Sun Life Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, a suburb of Miami. It is the home stadium of the Miami Dolphins National Football League team, the Florida Marlins Major League Baseball team, and the University of Miami Hurricanes football team. It also hosts the Orange Bowl, an annual college football bowl game. Originally named Joe Robbie Stadium, it has also been known as Pro Player Park, Pro Player Stadium, Dolphin Stadium, Dolphins Stadium, and Land Shark Stadium.

It is one of three stadiums remaining to house both teams from the NFL and MLB, along with O.co Coliseum in Oakland and Rogers Centre in Toronto (which is a part-time home for the Buffalo Bills NFL team and full time home of the Toronto Argonauts CFL team.) With the addition of the Hurricanes, it is the only stadium currently housing an NFL, MLB, and NCAA Division I College Football team.

Since its construction, the stadium has hosted five Super Bowls (XXIII, XXIX, XXXIII, XLI and XLIV), two World Series ( and ), and three BCS National Championship Games (2001, 2005, 2009). The stadium served as host for the second round of the 2009 World Baseball Classic, and hosted the 2010 Pro Bowl.

On January 18, 2010, the Miami Dolphins signed a five-year deal with Sun Life Financial to rename Dolphin Stadium to Sun Life Stadium. The deal is worth $7.5 million per year for five years (a total of $37.5 million).

History

Conception and construction

Joe Robbie, founder of the Miami Dolphins, led the financing campaign to build a new home for his team. For their first 20 years, the Dolphins played at the Orange Bowl.

Joe Robbie built this stadium against all odds with private money. Year after year, he threatened the City of Miami that he would move his franchise out of the city, if they continued to refuse to build him a new stadium for his Miami Dolphin Football franchise. The Orange Bowl where the Miami Dolphins played had long become too small, and too old. Everyone told Joe Robbie, he would never be able to build the stadium of his dreams with private funds.

Securing the location Joe Robbie chose was a monumental feat in itself, because the black middle-class neighborhood it was built next to initially vehemently objected to the stadium's presence. They formed a formidable opposition to the creation of the stadium. They complained to the Dade County Commission, that Joe Robbie would never have get permission to build such a stadium next to a white middle-class neighborhood. This stadium is most likely the only NFL stadium in the USA, that abuts a residential neighborhood. The residents of this Miami Garden's neighborhood cited noise issues and traffic congestion. Joe Robbie launched a campaign to gain the support of the neighborhood residents. He had Dolphin team members reach out to them. He offered them all kinds of perks, provided solutions to mitigate their objections, and made many concessions as to how often the stadium could be used.

He was able to get Dade County to agree to build an off-ramp from a local turnpike to the stadium of his dreams. Joe Robbie invented the skybox to raise private funds to pay for his stadium. JRS revolutionized the economics of professional sports when it opened in 1987. Inclusion of a club level, along with executive suites, helped to finance the construction of the stadium. Season-ticket holders committed to long term agreements; in return, they received first-class amenities in a state-of-the-art facility.

The creation of Joe Robbie Stadium was achieved against all odds solely by the super human effort of Joe Robbie who risked his entire fortune, and dedicated ten years of his life to achieve it. The City of Miami certainly never thought Joe Robbie would be able to pull it off. The City of Miami was the big loser. Joe Robbie wanted the stadium to be a monument to his life. It was in fact his finest achievement.

Here is a link to the timeline of the stadiums creation: http://www.google.com/#q=skybox+history+joe+robbie&hl;=en&prmd;=ivnsb&tbs;=tl:1&tbo;=u&ei;=_JkpTvGTEo-htwfs6szXAg&sa;=X&oi;=timeline_result&ct;=title&resnum;=11&ved;=0CFQQ5wIwCg&bav;=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&fp;=f4afe841cf6674f4&biw;=2012&bih;=1207

Joe placed in his will that the name of the stadium should never be changed from Joe Robbie Stadium. He bequeathed it to his children with this sole stipulation. When Joe Robbie died, his children squabled over what should happen to his staduium. Because they couldn't agree how it should be run, they were forced to sell it. Wayne Huizenga, one of Joe Robbie's arch enemies made the highest offer. Joe Robbie had in fact made a lot of enemies in his life. He even had a strained relationship with his famous head coach Don Shula, and his famous quarback Dan Marino.

Wayne Huizenga offered to buy the stadium on one condition, that he could change its name from Joe Robbie Stadium. Wayne wanted to name it after himself or sell the name to a commercial entity. A stadium's name has a great deal of commercial value. A compromise was reached where Joe Robbie's children allowed Wayne Huizenga to remove their father's name from the stadium but would not allow him to name it after himself or sell use of the name to any commercial enterprise. That is how Joe Robbie stadium came to be called Pro Player Stadium.

Joe Robbie's children were able to break the clause in their father's will that restricted name change of the stadium, because US courts in most states have ruled restrictions placed on property bequeated by deceased parties cannot be enforced. In one famous decision, a judge wrote, "Laws exist to protect the rights of the living, not the rights of the dead." When Wayne Huizenga sold the stadium, the new owners were able to name the stadium anything they liked.

Robbie believed it was only a matter of time before a Major League Baseball team came to South Florida. At his request, the stadium was built so only minimal renovations would be necessary to ready it for a baseball team. Most notably, the field was made somewhat wider than is normally the case for an NFL stadium. The wide field also makes it fairly easy to convert the stadium for soccer.

Because of this design decision, the first row of seats is 90 feet (27 m) from the sideline in a football configuration, considerably more distant than the first row of seats in most football stadiums (the closest seats at the new Soldier Field, for instance, are 55 feet (17 m) from the sideline at the 50–yard line). This resulted in a less intimate venue for football compared to other football facilities built around this time, as well as to the Orange Bowl.

Dolphins

The first regular season NFL game played there was a 42–0 Dolphins victory over the Kansas City Chiefs on October 11, 1987. The game was in the middle of the 1987 NFL strike, and was played with replacement players. The stadium hosted its first ''Monday Night Football'' there on December 7 of that year, in a 37–28 Dolphins victory over the New York Jets. In addition to the Super Bowl, several other playoff games have been played in the stadium, including the 1992 AFC Championship Game, which the Dolphins lost to the Buffalo Bills, 29-10. The Dolphins are 5-3 in playoff games held here.

The Marlins move in

In 1990, H. Wayne Huizenga, then Chairman of the Board and CEO of Blockbuster Video and Huizenga Holdings Inc., agreed to purchase 50 percent of then-Joe Robbie Stadium and became the point man in the drive to bring Major League Baseball to south Florida. That effort was rewarded in July 1991, when the Miami area was awarded an MLB expansion franchise. The new team was named the Florida Marlins, and placed in the National League. On January 24, 1994, Huizenga acquired the remaining 50 percent of the stadium to give him 100% ownership. Since 1991, several million dollars have been spent to upgrade and renovate the stadium.

The first Marlins game played at then-Joe Robbie Stadium was on April 5, 1993, a 6–3 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Renovations and configurations

After Huizenga bought part of the stadium, it was extensively renovated to accommodate a baseball team, as part of his successful bid to bring baseball to south Florida. Purists initially feared the result would be similar to Exhibition Stadium in Toronto; when the Toronto Blue Jays played there from 1977 to 1989, they were burdened with seats that were so far from the field that they weren't even sold during the regular season. However, as mentioned above, Robbie had foreseen Miami would be a likely location for an new or relocated MLB team, and the stadium was designed to make any necessary renovations for baseball as seamless as possible.

The stadium's baseball capacity was initially reduced to 47,600, with most of the upper level covered with a tarp. In addition to Huizenga's desire create a more intimate atmosphere for baseball, most of the seats in the upper level would have been too far from the field. The stadium's baseball capacity has been further reduced over the years, and it now seats 36,500. However, the Marlins usually open the entire upper level for the postseason. In the 1997 World Series, the Marlins played before crowds of over 67,000 fans—the highest postseason attendance figures in MLB history, only exceeded by Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, the temporary home of the Los Angeles Dodgers (before Dodger Stadium was opened) in the 1959 World Series. Although it was designed from the ground up to accommodate baseball, Sun Life Stadium is not a true multipurpose stadium. Rather, it is a football stadium that can convert into a baseball stadium. Most of the seats are pointed toward center field – where the 50–yard line would be in the football configuration. As such, the sight lines are not as good for baseball. This was particularly evident during the Marlins' World Series appearances in 1997 and 2003. Some portions of left and center field are not part of the football playing field, and fans sitting in the left field upper-deck seats were unable to see these areas except on the replay boards.

Aside from baseball renovations, the stadium has undergone some permanent renovations. In April 2006, the stadium unveiled two large video boards from Daktronics, the largest in professional sports at the time. The east display measures high by wide, and the west end zone display measure high by wide. A new -long LED ribbon board, again the largest in the world at the time, was also installed. These have since been surpassed in size.

In addition, the upgrades include vastly widened concourses on the stadium’s north and south sides. Bars, lounges and other amenities have also been added. The renovation has three phases, the first has been completed; the second and third phases of renovation will take place after the Marlins move from the stadium. These remaining phases include the addition of a roof to shield fans from the rain, as well as remodeling the sidelines of the lower bowl to narrow the field and bring seats closer, ending its convertibility to baseball.

The stadium contains 10,209 club seats (2,400 of which are available for Marlins games) and 216 suites (88 of which are available for Marlins games).

Notable events

Football

NFL

The stadium has played host to five Super Bowls (1989, 1995, 1999, 2007, and 2010). There has been a kickoff return for a touchdown in each Super Bowl played at the stadium, except in the most recent game. The stadium also hosted the 2010 Pro Bowl.

The NFL is threatening not to return (for the Super Bowl or Pro Bowl) unless significant renovations are made. One of the upgrades desired was a roof to protect fans from the elements. The 2007 Super Bowl at Dolphin Stadium — when Indianapolis defeated Chicago 29-17 — was marred by heavy rains. An estimated 30 percent of the lower-level seating was empty during the second half. The concern about the elements during the Super Bowl no longer appears as much of an issue since the NFL awarded Super Bowl XLVIII to New Jersey, the first Super Bowl to be played outdoors (with the possibility of snowfall) in a northern state.

The Dolphins already have pulled the plug on pitching a $200-million hotel tax proposal that would have included a partial stadium roof. With the end zones facing east and west, the uncovered north side of the stadium bakes in the south Florida sun. The issue has become so problematic that Stephen Ross, who owns the Dolphins and Sun Life Stadium, successfully petitioned the NFL for no early kickoffs in September home games even at the expense of losing home-field advantage against opponents unaccustomed to the sweltering heat and humidity.

NCAA

The stadium has hosted the Miami Hurricanes beginning in 2008. The stadium was the home field for the Florida Atlantic Owls (2001–2002).

Between 1990 and 2000, the stadium hosted a bowl game variously known as the Blockbuster Bowl, CarQuest Bowl, and MicronPC Bowl. After 2000, that bowl was moved to Orlando, where it eventually became known as the Champs Sports Bowl.

The stadium has been the site of the Orange Bowl game since 1996, except for the January 1999 contest between Florida and Syracuse, which had to be moved due to a conflict with a Dolphins playoff game.

Until 2008, the stadium was host biennially to the yearly Shula Bowl, a game played between Florida Atlantic University and Florida International University, when the game was hosted by FAU as the home team.(FIU hosts the game at their own stadium, FIU Stadium, every other year).

Baseball

Two National League Division Series have been played at Sun Life Stadium.

1997 against the San Francisco Giants: Marlins win 3 games to 0

2003 against the San Francisco Giants: Marlins win 3 games to 1

Two National League Championship Series have been played at Sun Life Stadium.

1997 against the Atlanta Braves: Marlins win 4 games to 2

2003 against the Chicago Cubs: Marlins win 4 games to 3

Two World Series have been played at Sun Life Stadium.

1997 against the Cleveland Indians: Marlins win 4 games to 3.

2003 against the New York Yankees: Marlins win 4 games to 2

The stadium was the venue where Ken Griffey, Jr. hit his 600th career home run off Mark Hendrickson of the Florida Marlins on June 9, 2008; and where Roy Halladay of the Philadelphia Phillies pitched the 20th perfect game in Major League Baseball history on May 29, 2010 against the Marlins.

Concerts

Guns N' Roses performed a New Year's Eve show on December 31, 1991.

Madonna performed during her Sticky and Sweet Tour on November 26, 2008, in front of a sold-out audience of 48,000.

Paul McCartney performed at the stadium during his Up and Coming Tour on April 3, 2010.

U2 performed during their 360° Tour on June 29, 2011, with Florence + The Machine as their opening act. The show was originally scheduled for July 9, 2010, but was postponed, due to Bono's emergency back surgery. The concert forced the Marlins' interleague series with the Seattle Mariners, originally scheduled to be played at Sun Life Stadium the previous weekend, to move to Safeco Field in Seattle.

Association Football

Match between FC Barcelona and C.D. Guadalajara by the 2011 World Football Challenge on August 3, 2011, result in 4-1 with a attendance of 70,080, Lionel Messi was not in the roster of the match and it become the first time to Barcelona of sufrer 4 goals against under manager Josep Guardiola.

Other events

Other events held at the stadium have included international Football games, monster truck shows, Hoop-It-Up Basketball, RV and boat shows, the UniverSoul Circus, Australian rules football exhibition matches, and numerous trade shows. It has even hosted religious gatherings, most notably a visit by Pope John Paul II.

In 2006, it hosted the High School State Football Championships, sanctioned by the FHSAA Florida High School Athletic Association. Movies have also been shot there, most notably ''Ace Ventura: Pet Detective'', which starred Jim Carrey and featured Dolphins great Dan Marino as himself; ''Marley and Me'' starring Owen Wilson and Jennifer Aniston; and the Oliver Stone-directed ''Any Given Sunday''.

On February 8, 2011, the stadium was chosen to host WWE's WrestleMania XXVIII. The event will take place on Sunday, April 1, 2012. On the April 4, 2011 edition of WWE Raw, it was announced that Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson would be making an in-ring return at the event to face John Cena. This will mark Johnson's first professional wrestling match in eight years.

Naming rights

The stadium has gone through many name changes, bringing up the overall question of the value of corporate naming rights.

Initially, Dolphins Stadium was named after Joe Robbie, the original and then-owner of the Miami Dolphins. The Dolphins were the stadium's primary tenant at the time.

In the early 1990s, Wayne Huizenga gained control of the stadium. Huizenga first sold the naming rights to Pro Player, the sports apparel division of Fruit of the Loom, and Joe Robbie Stadium became Pro Player Stadium on August 26, 1996.

Fruit of the Loom filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in 1999, and the Pro Player brand was ultimately liquidated in 2001, but the stadium name held for several more years. In January 2005, the Pro Player name was replaced with Dolphins Stadium, coinciding with a renovation of the stadium. Dolphins was changed to Dolphin in April 2006, in an update of graphics and logos.

From February 2008 through January 2009, Stephen M. Ross gradually acquired 95% of the stadium and surrounding land. He then partnered with Jimmy Buffett to change the name once more, this time to Land Shark Stadium. The renaming was announced on May 9, 2009, but would last less than a year as the deal did not include rights for the upcoming 2010 Pro Bowl and Super Bowl XLIV.

On January 20, 2010, the firm Sun Life Financial officially announced that they had acquired the naming rights, and the name of the stadium became Sun Life Stadium.

Notes and references

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