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IPTV Service Expected To Grow Through 2012
IMS Research says IPTV service numbers will grow 52.2% annually.
03.20.2008 — An estimated 13.2 million households received IPTV service last year with nearly 8.4 million IP-enabled boxes shipping worldwide, according to an IMS Research Study.
"IPTV: A Global Market Analysis - 2008 Edition" says the number of households using IPTV will grow 52.2% annually through 2012.
"The increasingly competitive pay-TV landscape with proliferation of new content, triple/quadruple play offerings, and new Internet-based TV services is one of the main factors behind IPTV household growth," explains Shane Walker, research analyst and author of the study.
"Another important factor is the rapid uptake of IPTV services in China and South Korea as governments relax regulations restricting deployment and as telcos become more involved with expanding IPTV services."
Click here for more information on the report.
"IPTV: A Global Market Analysis - 2008 Edition" says the number of households using IPTV will grow 52.2% annually through 2012.
"The increasingly competitive pay-TV landscape with proliferation of new content, triple/quadruple play offerings, and new Internet-based TV services is one of the main factors behind IPTV household growth," explains Shane Walker, research analyst and author of the study.
"Another important factor is the rapid uptake of IPTV services in China and South Korea as governments relax regulations restricting deployment and as telcos become more involved with expanding IPTV services."
Click here for more information on the report.
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Steve is an editor for cepro.com. He graduated from Emerson College with a B.A. in Journalism. He joined the CE Pro staff in 2008. Steve is also a freelance sports writer for The Boston Globe and other various publications.
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