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http://www.tvover.net [IPTV News, Events, Jobs, Providers - TVover.net] "The survey confirms our own observations - 2007 will be characterized by the four C's -competition, consolidation, convergence and, most importantly, the customer," said Michael Matthews, chief marketing officer of Amdocs. "With ongoing market consolidation, continuing industry convergence and a highly competitive environment, service providers will place an increased focus on the customer experience in 2007.

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