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North American IPTV Services Markets
North American IPTV Services Markets
RELEASE DATE
30-Mar-2006
30-Mar-2006
REGION
North America
North America
Research Code: F708-01-00-00-00
SKU: TE02816-NA-MR_14446
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TE02816-NA-MR_14446
Description
The major driver behind IPTV or “telco TV” is a response to cable operators’ launching VoIP and creating a bundle of video, data and voice services. IPTV enables the telcos to leverage their DSL access networks and customer base with an additional video service to supplement voice and data offerings in order to stem losses and keep customers. Initially, the IPTV experience will be similar to the broadcast TV experience in order to attract customers to an enhanced experience and then over time, new applications will be introduced in an evolutionary fashion.
Table of Contents
The Market for IPTV Services in North America
- Executive Summary
- Introduction and Scope of Study
- Market Overview
- Market Engineering Measurements
- Market Drivers
- Market Challenges
- Market Restraints
- Market Trends
- Home Networking and Home Wiring
- Applications and Content
- The Personal Computing Space
Market Demand and Forecast
- The Demand for IPTV Services and Set-top Boxes
- Unit and Revenue Forecasts for Subscribers and Set-top Boxes
- Competitive Analysis
- The Former Bell Companies: AT&T and BellSouth
- The Former Bell Companies: Qwest and Verizon
- Other Providers
- Cable Operators and Canadian Service Providers
- Set-top Box Vendors: Amino Technologies and Cisco
- Set-top Box Vendors: Continued
- Recommendations and Conclusions
Frost & Sullivan Awards
- Frost & Sullivan Market Leadership Award - AT&T
- Frost & Sullivan Industry Innovation & Advancement Award - Microsoft
- Frost & Sullivan Excellence in Technology Award - Amino
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The major driver behind IPTV or telco TV is a response to cable operators launching VoIP and creating a bundle of video, data and voice services. IPTV enables the telcos to leverage their DSL access networks and customer base with an additional video service to supplement voice and data offerings in order to stem losses and keep customers. Initially, the IPTV experience will be similar to the broadcast TV experience in order to attract customers to an enhanced experience and then over time, new applications will be introduced in an evolutionary fashion.
| No Index | Yes |
|---|---|
| Podcast | No |
| Industries | Telecom |
| WIP Number | F708-01-00-00-00 |
| Is Prebook | No |