Dutch standard cable TV prices increase, customers choose digital

Brief Video Netherlands 29 MRT 2012
Dutch standard cable TV prices increase, customers choose digital
In this Research Brief, Telecompaper analyses the effects of price increases by the four largest Dutch cable operators for their standard TV packages including an overview of the penetration of digital TV on cable operators' total TV base plus a historical overview of the price increases in the past four years. The Brief also briefly explains regulatory and political developments with regards to the analogue TV market.
EUR 295

Categories:

Video

Companies:

Ziggo,  ACM,  UPC Nederland,  CAIW,  Delta,  Caiway

Countries:

Netherlands

Tags:

Sales figures, Cable - Docsis, Broadcast, Pricing, Market research

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