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[IPTV News at IPTV Watch] Reportlinker online IPTV market report: For those who want to stay up to date on the new TV innovations, Reportlinker.com has added a new market report on the field entitled Emerging IPTV and Mobile TV Models: Market opportunities, challenges and key vendors.

[Everyone's Posts - Trender Researchâ™] TV Anywhere Podcast: Hybrid IPTV/OTT Player Looks to Drive ...: It seems like there is a growing trend for over-the-top video (OTT) hardware and software vendors to push for hybrid solutions that play nice with Pay TV, at least for IPTV telco and satellite service providers (sorry cable MSOs). TV Anywhere is currently in trials with “a large Tier 2 Telco”.

[Asia Press Release] Multiplay Service Packages Gain Ground in North America and Europe ...: largest IPTV market. About the Forecasts: Multiplay Services Forecasts provide demand and revenue data and projections at the operator level for bundled and blended services, including voice, broadband, pay-TV, mobile voice, .

[PR Hub] Multiplay Service Packages Gain Ground in North America and Europe ...: CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts - Increased sales of netbooks over the next three to five years will result in higher demand for mobile broadband services, driven by the emerging trend of bundling the low-end computers with mobile data services from specific network operators, according to the latest report by Pyramid Research (www.pyr.com), the telecom research arm of the Light Reading Communications Network (www.lightreading.com). Mobile Broadband for the Masses: The Case for Bundled Netbooks analyzes the business case behind bundling netbooks with broadband access for both operators and OEMs, discusses key performance indicators delivered by those operators that have embraced the use of netbooks, and assesses the value they have been able to extract from netbook sales.

[eNewsChannels » State: New Jersey] Streaming Movies, IP TV, and Music Biz Will Generate $78 Billion ...: Streaming video and music distributed across the Internet, an IP TV network, or a mobile handset will generate more than $78 billion in network-derived and content-derived revenue into the U.S. markets over the next six years, according to a new market research study from The Insight Research Corporation. Streaming media refers to the transmission of digital audio and video files over an IP network or wireless network in real time or on-demand, while prohibiting users from storing the files locally.

[Telecom News on 4G, Wimax, Carrier Ethernet, IPTV, mobile apps and OSS/BSS | Telecoms Europe] Smartphone roulette for app makers | Telecoms Europe: Sean Ryan of researcher IDC figures it sold 17.5 million BlackBerrys for business use last year, compared with 11.6 million Windows Mobile devices, 9.8 million phones running Symbian, and 3.9 million iPhones. But the iPhone has shaken up the market by creating demand for phones that are easy to use and pack a variety of applications.

[Market Mettle -- Briefings and Reports for the Mobile Industry] BTwatch Executive Brief May 2009 | KnowBT | Market Mettle: BSkyB has also called on telecom regulator Ofcom to assess Project Canvas’s market impact before the BBC is allowed to go ahead with the service. In its submission to the BBC Trust’s consultation, the News Corp-owned firm said the BBC’s role is not to “develop, promote, and operate its own means of delivery”, but to “work with industry and in partnership with other organisations to facilitate understanding and adoption of emerging technologies”.

[New Television Insider] VOD revenues pass €400m : New Television Insider: Meanwhile, annual growth from other pay-TV subscription services has fallen by 30% to 10.2% from the 15% enjoyed between 1995 and 2002. So- called pure VOD players also mentioned the use of cable, but the Commission considers the 25% figure may be an over representation, given that the majority of responses were derived from operators that use IPTV or cable as a means of .

[Alan Quayle Weblog] Why is IMS getting lumped into IPTV? - Alan Quayle Weblog: Free and France Telecom are both now over 1.5 million IPTV customers, China Telecom and Verizon (its technically digital cable) are now over 2M customers, and even poor old BT and Deutsche Telekom are finally around the 500k customer mark. In mature markets with high broadband and PayTV penetration the key has been matching the existing packages of the satellite and cable providers, making it easy for customers to compare products: content packaging and price are key. 

[PR Hub] Bundling Strategies, Broadband Penetration will Shield Europe's ...: CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts - Increased sales of netbooks over the next three to five years will result in higher demand for mobile broadband services, driven by the emerging trend of bundling the low-end computers with mobile data services from specific network operators, according to the latest report by Pyramid Research (www.pyr.com), the telecom research arm of the Light Reading Communications Network (www.lightreading.com). Mobile Broadband for the Masses: The Case for Bundled Netbooks analyzes the business case behind bundling netbooks with broadband access for both operators and OEMs, discusses key performance indicators delivered by those operators that have embraced the use of netbooks, and assesses the value they have been able to extract from netbook sales.

[Snurb's blog] Future Directions for IPTV | Snurblog: Much of this is further complicated by a proliferation of delivery standards, leading to the presence of many streaming and IPTV solutions which no longer have clear boundaries from one another. Multi-format applications, devices, and services further blur those boundaries - not least also creating a good deal of uncertainty for users, especially when they run into trouble and have to seek help.

[IT Management] IT Management » Blog Archive » Sigma's Brazil Expansion: “While we have provided our fulfillment solutions in the region for years, this new office in Sao Paulo reaffirms our commitment to helping operators here keep pace with the industry's fastest-growing market.” .operators around the globe use Sigma's Service Management Portfolio of fulfillment solutions to provision, deliver and manage integrated offerings, including cable TV and IPTV;

[Andrew Burke's Hardcore IPTV Blog] The UK and IPTV « Andrew Burke's Hardcore IPTV Blog: The delight of the UK TV market is that it is unique.  Born out of the creation of the world’s first national broadcasting organisation in 1922, the industry has since evolved through commercial TV, cable TV, satellite TV and now the fledging IPTV.  BT Vision has pioneered the DVB-T hybrid model by taking Freeview and adding on-demand programming through an integrated IPTV connection.  On the face of it, this should be a compelling combination but due to technology, content and marketing challenges the service is yet to realise its potential.  So now the BBC are looking to swop in, hijack the model, define the platform, deliver the content and market it using the same machine that made Freeview such a success.  For the first time, Sky may find themselves outclassed by the infinite flexibility that a broadband connected Freeview clone could deliver.

[ZDNet Asia Latest Tech News] IPTV can still succeed in India, if done right : News ...: Chandan Mendiratta, vice president of service provider and system engineering, Cisco Systems India and South Asia, said: "IPTV has a great potential in the Indian market, since it not only offers entertainment, but can also provide Internet data services, telephony, e-government and video streaming." Cisco offers services such as network service assurance, aimed to enable service providers to efficiently offer IPT.

[BuddeBlog] BuddeBlog » Blog Archive » Estonia a leader in the digital economy: Healthy infrastructure based competition in the broadband market is evident as DSL makes up a shrinking proportion of a growing total broadband subscriber base. FttH/FttB has been the biggest gainer, which grew by 40% during 2008 to make up approximately 21% of total fixed broadband subscriptions, a trend expected to continue in the future as the incumbent and competing operators deploy fibre access networks.

[Information Policy] Information Policy: US: Streaming media a growing cash cow: According to a recent study by The Insight Research Corp., streaming media includes content that is delivered across the Internet, IPTV network or mobile handset. Streaming media refers to the transmission of digital audio and video files over an IP network or wireless network in real time or on-demand, while prohibiting users from storing the files locally.

[News] » A Mobile TV revolution is brewing News: News: Informa predicts that there will be more than 335 million broadcast mobile TV users worldwide by 2012 and that DVB-H will become dominant from 2009 onwards, reaching 182 million users by 2012. In fact, it is anticipated that the industry will overcome these challenges to become a EUR 7.8 billion ($10.39 billion) market globally by 2013.

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