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2008
Asia-Pacific pay-TV operators survey, 4th
edition Programmers, find out what the
major cable, satellite and IPTV platforms in Asia and
Australia think about your channels and support, their
programming plans and their hopes and fears for the
future of the industry. This survey
targets programming managers at 50 major carriers in
16 countries across the region, focusing on the
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China's water and wastewater treatment
sector Huge demand exists in
China for clean water with ample opportunities for
investors, water companies or water technology
suppliers in the municipal and industrial water
supply and wastewater treatment market. Market-oriented
regulatory changes have lowered pricing risk, and
opened up the sector. Find out what the needs,
solutions and opportunities are.
| In the news
this week l 25-Jan-08
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push towards convergence gains momentum in
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Korea is one of the world's most wired countries
with 90% of household having access to high-speed Internet. But the
full commercialisation of Internet protocol TV (IPTV) has been
delayed for years as authorities struggled to coordinate a marriage
between media and phone regulations. To ensure that Korea will not
be left stranded in global IPTV competition, the broadcasting and
telecommunications sectors will converge under a reform plan.
Korean telecoms firms are counting on
IPTV services as revenue from traditional voice calls stagnates. The
Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute forecasts that
IPTV-related businesses will generate W12.9 trillion (US$13.5
billion) in production by 2012. Even as cable firms lobby the
government to block the entry of telecom firms onto their turf, the
broadcasters are planning to make inroads into the mobile phone
service market in 2008, by reselling handsets and services of
existing telecom companies SK Telecom, KTF
and LG Telecom.
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| Previous issues |
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Japanese transport companies expand in China
[18-Jan-08] China shows strong potential for pharma outsourcing
[11-Jan-08] Epoxy producers in Japan
strengthen setup to meet surging demand [14-Dec-07] Foreign firms buy into Taiwan's banking sector
[7-Dec-07] Eyes on booming Asian luxury goods market
[30-Nov-07] Korean petrochemical industry remains bullish
[23-Nov-07]
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