Research and Markets: Triple-play services in Brazil: slow progress

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/d17903/tripleplay_servic) has announced the addition of the "Triple-play services in Brazil: slow progress" report to their offering.

Brazilian incumbents are trying to focus on broadband expansion and quality of service. High-speed broadband access and pay-TV services are both very expensive in Brazil, with only the wealthy able to afford them. Regulatory issues are preventing telecoms operators from offering discounted triple-play bundles to the masses, and consequently FTTx deployments are very small. Only if regulatory barriers are lifted will the pace of FTTx rollouts increase.

Key Topics Covered:

• Executive summary
• In a nutshell
• Ovum view
• Key messages
• What is the future of FTTx in Brazil?
• Why FTTx is growing slowly in Brazil
• Opportunities for incumbents
• Market segment analysis
• Triple-play services are key
• Key FTTx players
• Telefonica
• Oi/Brasil Telecom
• GVT
• Utilities companies
• Alternative service providers (ASPs)
• FTTx service offerings
• Competition to FTTx
• Market threats to FTTx
• Market threat summary
• Incumbents are not allowed to offer cable-TV services
• Telcos are not allowed to broadcast over IP
• Limited foreign cable-TV ownership
• Infrastructure
• Slow adoption of digital TV in Brazil
• Majority of the population cannot afford high-speed broadband services
• Governmental and regulatory initiatives
• Bill Proposal 29 (PL29)
• National broadband plan

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/d17903/tripleplay_servic

Source: Ovum

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