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Pay-TV and Video-on-Demand Potential in India

Wed Jun 25, 2008 10:00pm EDT
DUBLIN, Ireland--(Business Wire)--
Research and Markets
(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/707399/paytv_and_videoo)
has announced the addition of the "Pay-TV and Video-on-Demand
Potential in India" report to their offering.

   The cable industry has dominated the pay-TV market since the early
nineties but is now facing competition from DTH and IPTV. DTH seems to
be growing strong in India and is likely to capture 24.6% of the total
pay-TV subscriber base by 2012, while 11.1% of subscribers will be
covered by cable-CAS. Overall growth of cable subscribers, including
cable-CAS and cable-non CAS, during the forecasted period is slated to
be a mere 0.51% CAGR. The growth of IPTV is likely to remain slow
during the forecasted period, owing to lower broadband penetration in
the country.

   This report delves into the total pay-TV subscriber base by
different technologies, i.e., cable, DTH, and IPTV. It also highlights
the drivers and challenges for these technologies, the current state
of broadband in India, and the potential for video-on-demand in India.

   Key Topics Covered:

   Executive Summary

   Introduction

   Indian Television Industry Overview

   Cable TV Overview

   Introduction of Conditional Access System (CAS)

   TRAI Regulations on CAS

   Broadcasters

   Cable Operators

   CAS Challenges

   Extension of CAS

   Cable Industry Challenges

   Digital Television

   Direct-to-Home (DTH) TV

   Drivers for DTH

   Challenges for DTH

   The Competitive Landscape for DTH

   IPTV

   IPTV Challenges

   IPTV Drivers

   IPTV Competitive Landscape

   IPTV Regulation Highlights

   Indian Broadband

   Broadband Growth in India

   Broadband Competitive Landscape

   Broadband Regulatory Issues

   Video-on-Demand

   Methodology

   Related Reports

   For more information visit
http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/707399/paytv_and_videoo.

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