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Location : HOME > Report > Digital Devices/Media/Broadcasting > Broadcasting/Media/Entertainment TV Services: The Fight for Premium Revenues Publisher Parks Associates Date 2015-10 Quantity 55 pages Type Report Price PDF Single User : $3,200 Print Increasing uptake of high-margin premium video services is a key element for operators to grow revenues and profitability. From premium channels to transactional on-demand viewing, pay-TV providers use a variety of programs and incentives to encourage consumers to adopt premium services. Yet, new entrants into the entertainment services world now compete for those same revenues. This report examines trends and competition in premium services, the prevalence of cord-cutting and cord-shaving among consumers, and the strategies and tactics service providers use to attract subscribers to these services.

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