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 Pay-TV in Hong Kong
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Editeur :
Access Asia Ltd
Langue :
Anglais
Date de publication :
Décembre 2003
Taille du document :
67
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Description , Table des matières
 
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 Pay-TV in Hong Kong

This briefing covers the erratically emerging market for pay-TV services in Hong Kong following the SAR government’s liberalisation of the market in July 2000 and the awarding of a number of new licenses to operate pay-TV services.
In early July 2000 the Hong Kong government awarded five new pay-TV licences. This opened the local market considerably and set the stage for a period of intense competition for programming, viewer share and advertising. The new licensees will join the former duopoly of I-cable Communications, a subsidiary of Wharf Communications Investments and iTV, a subsidiary of Cable & Wireless HKT (itself now owned by the irrepressible PCCW). The new entrants are all relatively seasoned broadcasting companies and include Galaxy Satellite Broadcasting (part of TVB, a local free-to-air broadcaster), Hong Kong DTV Company (controlled by Star TV), a British broadcaster Elmsdsale (which also own Yes TV), Hong Kong Network TV (owned by sino-i.com) and Pacific Digital Media HK, composed of largely Taiwanese interests.


 



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