TV in a Multi-Screen World; an Opportunity for Operators

TV in a Multi-Screen World; an Opportunity for Operators

RELEASE DATE
29-May-2012
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Asia Pacific
Research Code: 9838-00-3A-00-00
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As growth in traditional wireless voice and data market is slowing down, leading operators across the globe have begun focusing on N-Screen strategies. The ability to sell 'bundled' products with voice and data, along with TV, is offering them an unique advantage over cable operators. As a result, the video subscriber market share has shifted from cable operators to telecom operators. This trend has been fairly consistent in growth and is likely to accelerate in the future. Through the N-screen approach, operators have begun to enjoy new revenue opportunities as well as indirect benefits, especially reduced churn and increased average revenue per user (ARPU).

Table of Contents

Advent of Multi-screen Services

Technology Factor

Embracing ‘the Cloud’

The Quad Play Vantage

Targeted Advertising

Conclusion

As growth in traditional wireless voice and data market is slowing down, leading operators across the globe have begun focusing on N-Screen strategies. The ability to sell 'bundled' products with voice and data, along with TV, is offering them an unique advantage over cable operators. As a result, the video subscriber market share has shifted from cable operators to telecom operators. This trend has been fairly consistent in growth and is likely to accelerate in the future. Through the N-screen approach, operators have begun to enjoy new revenue opportunities as well as indirect benefits, especially reduced churn and increased average revenue per user (ARPU).
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Industries Telecom
WIP Number 9838-00-3A-00-00
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