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Digital TV Subcription Statistics

Author:

Ava

Date:

Wednesday, 10th Apr 2002 14:23

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Can anyone point in me the direction where I can get the lastest statistical information on subscription rates for the major digitial TV providers - NTL, Telewest and Sky.

I would also be interested in any 2001 reports and 2002 strategy and projected subscriptions for year end.

Anything would be appreciated.

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•	Digital TV Subcription Statistics
	Can anyone point in me the direction where I can get the lastest statistical information on subscription rates for the ...

Ava

10/04/02 14:23

17041

•	Re: Digital TV Subcription Statistics
	The best place to start would be the Independent Television Commission (http://www.itc.org.uk/the_digital_age/INDEX.asp). The ITC issued a press release earlier ...

Nick Mackenzie

12/04/02 12:00

17081

•	Re: Digital TV Subcription Statistics
	The FT covers their strategies and subscriber number pretty well - www.ft.com Try also "Broadcast" magazine. You've probably already used ...

Jack Wetherill

18/04/02 12:51

17194