Global Overview of Average Revenue per User for Global Pay TV and Broadband 2015

DUBLIN, April 10, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/tzm6vs/overview_of) has announced the addition of the "Overview of Average Revenue per User for Global Pay TV and Broadband " report to their offering.

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This insight is designed to provide a global picture of average revenue per user (ARPU) for pay TV content and fixed broadband on a region-by-region basis. Any pay TV equipment provider or triple-quad play service provider can leverage this insight to plan a global product strategy. Extensive references to other Frost & Sullivan research are provided for those seeking deeper analysis.

Key Findings:  

- This insight is designed to provide a global picture of average revenue per user (ARPU) for pay TV content and fixed broadband (FBB) on a region-by-region basis. Additionally, this study recommends ARPU growth strategies.
- Predictably, ARPUs for pay TV are highest in affluent, advanced markets with saturated pay TV demographics and are flat to declining slightly in future projections. ARPUs in emerging markets are lower and are trending upwards.
- Regional variances in broadband ARPUs exist but are less dramatic, particularly when actual broadband bandwidth is factored in. The highest speeds available vary significantly across and even within countries, with corresponding variances in ARPU.
- A key global pattern is that in advanced countries, pay TV is on average more expensive than broadband, whereas in developing countries, broadband is more expensive than pay TV.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Executive Summary

2. Pay TV and Fixed Broadband Avenue Revenue per User Analysis
- Market Overview and Definitions
- Pay TV and FBB ARPUs by Region
- Discussion-Global
- Discussion-Global and APAC
- Discussion-North America
- Discussion-CALA

3. Conclusions
- Strategies to Grow ARPU
- Concluding Remarks
- Related Studies from the ICT Practice
- Legal Disclaimer

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