ASIA PACIFIC PAY-TV AND BROADBAND MARKETS 2007 represents Media Partners Asia’s (MPA) 6th annual analysis of Asia’s broadband and pay-TV industries. Published in April 2007, the report provides the definitive guide to the commercial distribution of pay-TV, broadband, personalized and interactive multimedia services over cable, satellite and telecommunications networks in multiple markets across Asia. The Asia Pacific Pay-TV & Broadband Markets series is established as the only authoritative reference of its kind, based on MPA’s independent analysis of data and information provided by operators, broadcasters, investors, technology suppliers and various domestic cable TV associations, regulators and governments. Additionally, MPA’s analysis, data and forecasts of subscriber penetration, revenue generation, and industry growth potential plus its insight into future trends in competition, regulation, programming and technology, has made its research even more strategic and valuable to all industry communities. With extensive profiles of 8 industry sectors, 20 segments, 6 geographical markets and 80 cable, satellite, and telecoms (fixed and wireless) operators together with comprehensive data and forecasts from 2000-20 5, Asia Pacific Pay-TV & Broadband Markets 2007 is the only report that cuts through the various political complexities, multiple demographics and differentiated business models that define the Asia Pacific broadband pay-TV industry. Report Highlights • Record 2.5 million new digital set-top boxes installed during 2006; net new digital subs to peak at 30 mil. By 2010, driven by China, India, Korea, Japan and Australasia • Regional pay-TV penetration to top 50% after 20 and 55% by 2015 with almost half of total pay-TV homes having a digital set-top box by 2015 • Regional broadband household penetration to scale up to more than 30% by 2015 with penetration levels at 80-90% in Korea, Japan and ASEAN and 40% in China • M&A levels, already at a record US$8.7 billion in 2006, to continue to grow, driven by activity in Greater China, India and Korea as consolidation and investment gains pace • Japan, China and India to lead in revenue; India will emerge as regional pay-TV leader but continue to lag in broadband; Japan, China and Korea will extend broadband leadership Download full List of Contents Also available as a Printed Edition
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