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MEDIA ROUTE 26 (MR26) is Asia's leading media research and analysis report with independent reporting and analysis of business trends across all major media sectors, including:
- Advertising
- Broadband
- Broadcasting
- Cable TV and Direct-to-Home Satellite TV
- Digital & Interactive TV
- IPTV
- Online
- Outdoor
- Pay-TV
- Print
MR26 surveys media consumption, economics and investment across Asia with an in-depth analysis of:
- Media indicators
- Telecommunications indicators
- Economic Indicators
- Financial databases for over 200 Asia media and telecom properties
- Media and telecom deals, transactions, joint ventures and alliances
- Technology launches and rollouts
- Exclusive insight into company strategies
- Sector forecasts by geographical territory
- IPOs and stock price movements
- Public & private market valuations for over 100 TMT companies
- Sectoral valuations for advertising, broadcasting, pay-TV, publishing and online media
- Analysis of media & telecom regulatory regimes
10 issues of MR26 costs US$800 for electronic format and US$925 for both electronic and print versions.
To subscribe to the print and/or electronic version(s), please call
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Last Issue – 123
Themes include:
- The future of the STB, where technologies are headed and what's driving shipments in Asia.
- The newly restructured 21CF's targets and plans for the pay-TV biz, which accounted for two-thirds of the company's EBITDA in FYE 2013.
- Hong Kong braces for a mass shift in pay-TV subs as a new BPL season begins and HKBB lets its IPTV service slide.
- HKBB manages to grow fiber broadband subs in Hong Kong's seemingly saturated market.
- India's TV ad revenues to remain robust despite the country's economic woes, but the rupee's depreciation will continue to hurt digitalization and investment trends.
- Pay-TV revenues from the movies and news genres move in opposite directions as targeted packaging boosts the former, while the latter suffers from a lack of differentiation.
- Philippine TV advertising gets an 18% Y/Y boost from another fruitful election year.
- Cignal dives into the future with service rollouts over IPTV and mobile geared towards driving postpaid subscriptions.
- Pay-TV operators have dreaded the day a pan-regional OTT service like Netflix rolls out across Asia. Has that day finally come with Voddler?
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