Bring Back Animax channel on Indian Television

The Issue

All I want to say is that Animax is like a home for the viewers who are interested in Anime & Japan's culture that also includes myself. So, I'm creating this petition to resist the decision that Sony Pictures Networks India has taken to remove Animax entirely from Indian Television.

First, I want to mention that Animax is the one & only channel in Indian Television that broadcasts Anime. I understand the fact that there might not be a huge fanbase of the Anime culture in India. But, even so the existing-fanbase really loves the channel and the shows that it broadcasts. Over the past few years there has been an increase in the Anime & Japanese culture fanbase. Even some of the news media like The Times of India and The Telegraph portrayed the topic 'Anime' in their articles - 

I would also like to add that Animax is not just a place for watching anime, as it also features Programmes like the Animax Musix through which I personally got to know many J-Pop artist and I'm sure there are many peoples out there like me. This ultimately helps artist to reach peoples/fans like me & others who like J-Pop in a far-way country(such as India).

At last, I want to say that I solely support SPN India's decision to bring Sony Yay! to get in the competition with other Kids channel on Indian Television. But, I also think that replacing the channel with Animax was not a great idea as both the genre of shows and the target audience is very different from each other. I want to suggest that please bring back Animax and launch Sony Yay! as a different channel. That's how Animax wouldn't have to be sacrificed from its viewers in order to bring Sony Yay!. #BringBackAnimaxIndia

 

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The Issue

All I want to say is that Animax is like a home for the viewers who are interested in Anime & Japan's culture that also includes myself. So, I'm creating this petition to resist the decision that Sony Pictures Networks India has taken to remove Animax entirely from Indian Television.

First, I want to mention that Animax is the one & only channel in Indian Television that broadcasts Anime. I understand the fact that there might not be a huge fanbase of the Anime culture in India. But, even so the existing-fanbase really loves the channel and the shows that it broadcasts. Over the past few years there has been an increase in the Anime & Japanese culture fanbase. Even some of the news media like The Times of India and The Telegraph portrayed the topic 'Anime' in their articles - 

I would also like to add that Animax is not just a place for watching anime, as it also features Programmes like the Animax Musix through which I personally got to know many J-Pop artist and I'm sure there are many peoples out there like me. This ultimately helps artist to reach peoples/fans like me & others who like J-Pop in a far-way country(such as India).

At last, I want to say that I solely support SPN India's decision to bring Sony Yay! to get in the competition with other Kids channel on Indian Television. But, I also think that replacing the channel with Animax was not a great idea as both the genre of shows and the target audience is very different from each other. I want to suggest that please bring back Animax and launch Sony Yay! as a different channel. That's how Animax wouldn't have to be sacrificed from its viewers in order to bring Sony Yay!. #BringBackAnimaxIndia

 

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The Decision Makers

Mr. Kazuo Hirai
Mr. Kazuo Hirai
Chief Executive Officer of Sony
Sony Pictures Networks India
Sony Pictures Networks India
4rd Floor,Interface,Building No.7 Off Malad Link Road, Malad(W)Mumbai 400064 Phone: +91-22-67081111
SPE Networks - Asia Pte. Ltd.
SPE Networks - Asia Pte. Ltd.
Hansapoint@CBP 10 Changi Business Park Central 2 #03-01 Singapore 486030 Phone: +65 66228722
Animax Asia
Animax Asia
Hansapoint@CBP 10 Changi Business Park Central 2 #03-01 Singapore 486030 Phone: +65 66228722
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Petition created on 16 April 2017