Fixed and pay-TV markets: five trends to watch in 2023
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Fixed and pay-TV markets: five trends to watch in 2023
Throughout 2022, we have analysed important developments and innovation spanning all areas of the telecoms industry and wider digital ecosystem. How will the industry evolve in 2023? Which trends will continue to run their course? Which trends will take a new direction? And which will enter the fray for the first time?
To help navigate the year ahead, we are releasing a series of reports that highlight the key trends to watch in 2023 and the implications for ecosystem players. The analysis covers five key areas: 5G and network transformation; spectrum; IoT and the wider enterprise space; the digital consumer; and fixed and pay-TV markets. This Insight Spotlight addresses fixed and pay-TV markets.
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Fixed and pay-TV markets: five trends to watch in 2023
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