Germany to Dominate EU Mobile TV Market

Germany has emerged as the fastest growing and highly competitive nation in the European mobile TV market. The mobile penetration in the country crossed 100% in 2009 because of which the operators are luring consumers with high class multimedia services in order to maximize their market share. The roll out of advanced technologies such as 3G and 4G have been driving growth of country’s mobile TV forecast. Hence, the number of mobile TV subscribers in Germany are expected to grow at a CAGR of around 40% between 2010 and 2013, says our new research report “Global Mobile TV Forecast to 2013”.

Our extensive research on the global mobile TV industry has found that Asia Pacific will drive the global mobile TV market on the back of rapid technological developments in countries like China, Japan, South Korea and India. Mobile deployments in these countries are rapidly taking place and the operators are seeing huge opportunities in these countries to bring back their declining ARPU.

 

Our team of experts has studied the global mobile TV market thoroughly and segmented it on the basis of subscribers, region, technology and revenues. Our report also provides detailed study mobile TV markets of various developed and developing countries such as US, Germany, UK, France, Italy, BRIC, Korea, Japan, Spain, Mexico, UAE and Malaysia. The report also covers the forecast of emerging growth areas such as mobile TV advertising, car mobile TV etc. The various factors that will slow down the future growth of the industry have also been discussed in our report.

 

“Global Mobile TV Forecast to 2013” also provides deep insight of the opportunities in the mobile TV market which will drive the future growth of the industry. The report also covers detailed analysis of the competitive environment of the mobile TV industry. The section provides information on company’s          overview and business strategies of prominent industry players currently operating in the sector.

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