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IPTV and the Future of Satellite Content Distribution


Published Date: August 2007
Published By: Freesky Research
Page Count: 25
Order Code: R3469-4
 
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Chapter 1 - The Service
1.1 Why Content is Not King
Exhibit 1.1 No Content, No Problem!
1.2 Stealing Competitors' Customers vs. Stealing Music
1.3 Will IPTV be the next WebTV?
1.4 Why it all Starts with Sports
1.5 Mobile TV or Mobile Video?
Chapter 2 - The Technologies
2.1 IGMP/RFC 2236/RFC 3376
2.2 Telco Transport Running Way Ahead of Compression Technologies
Exhibit 2.1 RBOC Remote Terminals with DSL Cards
2.3 Remote DSL, FTTC, and PONs
Chapter 3 - The Economics
3.1 Super Headends Could Get Even Cheaper
3.2 IPTV in 2007, Similar to DSL in 1999
3.3 Rising Costs Preventing Price Wars
3.4 Satellite Providers and Middleware
3.5 Wholesale vs. Retail
Chapter 4 The Markets
4.1 Customers Served from Central Offices
Exhibit 4.1 - Homes passed by ADSL circuits provisioned from Central Office DSLAMs
Exhibit 4.2 - Homes passed by ADSL2+ circuits provisioned from Central Office DSLAMs
4.2 Customers Served from Remote Terminals
Exhibit 4.3 Homes passed by ADSL circuits provisioned from Remote DSLAMs
Exhibit 4.4 Homes passed by ADSL2+ circuits provisioned from Remote DSLAMs
Exhibit 4.5 Homes passed by VDSL circuits provisioned from Remote DSLAMs
4.3 Customers Served by Fiber-to-the-Premise Networks
Exhibit 4.6 Homes passed by FTTP cables
Exhibit 4.7 VDSL2 homes passed on Fiber-to-the-Curb networks
4.4 Addressable Markets for Telco TV Services
Exhibit 4.8 Ratio of DSL and FTTH lines which can provision Standard Definition and High Definition TV
Exhibit 4.9 Number of DSL lines and FTTH connections that can support SDTV
Exhibit 4.10 Number of DSL lines and FTTH connections that can support HDTV
4.5 Addressable Markets for DSL and FTTH Access Technology
Exhibit 4.11 SDTV - Addressable Market by Technology, 2007
Exhibit 4.12 HDTV - Addressable Market by Technology, 2007
Exhibit 4.13 SDTV - Addressable Market by Technology, 2010
Exhibit 4.14 HDTV - Addressable Market by Technology, 2010
Exhibit 4.15 HDTV Addressable Market 2007-2010 - Total Homes Passed by Telcos
Exhibit 4.16 Acronyms

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