"Europe" articles
Parks Associates has released a new white paper, " European Mobile Market: Beyond Price-based Strategies ."
This new white paper examines challenges for mobile carriers in Europe and strategies to sustain ARPU and expand their base of postpaid users.
* Regulations, Competition, and Churn
* Evolving Beyond Price-based Strategies
* Examples of New Strategies: Vodafone, Telefonica, T-Mobile, & Orange
The Road Ahead - Evolution of Carrier...
In an interview at the CTAM EuroSummit , Liberty Global Mike Fries said that his company is in discussion with other operators about adopting its forthcoming multimedia gateway box, which the company plans to roll out next summer.
Interviewed by CNN presenter Richard Quest at the summit, Fries said that Liberty was in “discussion with multiple operators” about the device. “We believe that there is a great opportunity for others to fall in line and benefit from this...
Parks Associates is supporting the Next Generation Mobile Devices conference , that will take place on October 7th-8th 2010 in London, UK.
Next Generation Mobile Devices will focus on identifying and discussing the key issues around strategic priorities for mobile broadband devices, examining Open-OS enablers, application/content drivers, HSPA+ and LTE air-interface evolution, exploring embedded connectivity options and more.
For more information, please click here .
Parks Associates is supporting Connected Home Global Summit . The event is taking place on October 5th-6th in London, UK.
With increasing digital connectivity and intelligent devices in and around the home, the time is right to examine the key trends and influences within the Connected Home proposition.
The Connected Home Global Summit will explore whether the evolution of Broadband Access, the emergence of Converged Digital Devices and advances within Home Entertainment...
D-Link and Boxee are getting ready to ship the Boxee Box in November, and Amazon.com is taking pre-orders. It is also preparing to ship in Europe. The box will be available in a number of European countries including Albania, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Croatia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Macedonia, Montenegro, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland...
UK technology company BiBC is launching an internet TV service. The over-the-top service will be deployed via TV manufacturer Philips’ new range of connected TVs. IT will allow consumers to watch content from ITV, Cartoon Network and others for £2.99 (€3.57) a month.
Television services in Latin America will grow by double digits over the next five years, outpacing service growth in Asia and other emerging markets.
The report Television Services: Global Outlook (2nd Edition) reveals the Latin American region will achieve a cumulative annual growth rate of 10% through 2014, compared to less than two percent in Western Europe and North America. Already major players are seeing better-than-expected results. DirecTV recently tripled its...
As Project Canvas moves closer to reality, those that have the most to lose are mounting their opposition to the initiative. The Wall Street Journal today writes that Six TV, the largest holder of local TV licenses in the UK, has requested an investigation of Project Canvas by Ofcom. Six is not one of the member companies involved in Canvas and fears that the initiative will reinforce the dominance of the UK's traditional broadcasters.
Virgin Media and IP Vision have also lodged...
