New NSR Report provides DTH big change for the southern hemisphere
NSR sixth installment of Direct-to-Home dth technology services in global markets, describes a rapidly changing industry with divergent growth of around North America and Western Europe to a situation where the growth will come from developing regions of the world."While sales are concentrated in developed economies," said Blaine Curcio, the author of the report, "the most important source of new subscribers and revenue growth comes from the southern hemisphere with India, Indonesia and sub-Saharan Africa on the head." With India already 1 million gross additions DTH per months, and countries such as Indonesia and Nigeria grow exponentially faster than developed countries are greener pastures in southern Ecuador.
However, the growth of the DTH industry participants is not limited. Channels should significantly increase in DTH till 2022, with high-definition TV (HD), with more than a third of all new channels, more than twice as high in the process. As HD is still new standard for sports and movies, these channels came about the current boundaries of developed countries, and growth in all regions of the world. Beyond HD is a battle brewing between 3D TV channels hdtv, and Ultra HD (UHD or 4k uhd ). In 2022, the NSR projects that go far beyond 4K UHD or 3D channels, the new standard for quality content.
Bottomline expects direct-to-home dth technology NSR Global Markets, Industry sixth pay DTH satellite television and stay healthy, and $ 134.4 million with 313 million subscribers in subscription revenue 2,022. Emerging in southern Ecuador the growth in the future, as the industry continues to move to other channels, higher resolutions and the increased demand for direct satellite capacity.
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