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light-touch regulation, and adequate
stimulus. Pay TV represents a universe of
new opportunities and possibilities for
Brazilian consumers, with more sources of
information and entertainment, more
connectivity, and better services. What
their vision of the Brazilian market and the
strategies they plan to use to expand
services such as broadband, video, ondemand content, TV everywhere and
mobility. What next steps can we expect
from the operators? Where are the key
challenges of putting all these ideas and
possibilities into practice?
TV, high definition, on demand,
broadband, mobility, telephony, TV
Everywhere, and much more. The menu of
offerings, services and opportunities
challenges do regulators and the industry
face to keep expanding the market?
Subsequent panels will assess such topics
opportunities? How will the market respond
to new and more challenging economic
outlook?
Addressing the topic of
'Content on all screens at any
time', panellists will respond
to the fact that channels and
programmers are facing the
challenge of having to adapt
existing models to a new
generation of consumers, a
new economic reality, new
distribution platforms, and new ways of
monetising content. But what are the
expands incessantly, as do the challenges of
correctly bundling and improving services,
and of delivering them with more quality.
The panel 'Products and services for the
digital consumer' will ask: “How are
industry players responding to this reality?”
Among the blue chip exhibitors
confirmed are Alpha; Amdocs; Antik
Telecom; ARRIS; Broadcom; Cisco; Conax;
Digital Living Network Alliance; Discovery;
Edgeware; Elemental; Entropic; Hitron;
Intel; KAON; NAGRA; Pace; Philips; RGB;
Sagemcom; SeaChange; Sundance Channel;
Telefónica and WISI.
São Paulo will welcome more than
150 exhibitors to participate in
ABTA Expo and Conference, with
organisers anticipating more than
8,000 visitors per day.
as 'Strategies for growth'. In this session,
leading industry players present and discuss