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 Cable-Tec Expo: DOCSIS Gear Prices Falling As Bandwidth Usage Soars
Multichannel News
By Todd Spangler -- Multichannel News, 11/16/2011 10:37:27 AM Atlanta — The cost of DOCSIS equipment is dropping about as quickly as the amount of Internet traffic is increasing -- but the long-term transition to IPTV still represents a looming "pain ... 
ISPs future is a four-letter word, conference told
ITWorld Canada
IPTV is the way independent Internet providers can fight integrated carriers who own television networks, says a consultant. Read why The key to survival for independent Internet service providers struggling against giant telephone and cable companies ...  IPTV in SA and globally
MyBroadband
Research firm Point-Topic released their global IPTV report recently, revealing that IPTV subscribers worldwide totalled 51.172 million at June 30 2011. IPTV's continued growth comes amidst challenging market conditions with competition from many ... BSNL's partner pulls the plug on IPTV service
The Hindu
The IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) service offered by BSNL is being wound up following poor subscriber offtake. BSNL was providing IPTV services under a partnership with MyWay, a digital entertainment enterprise owned by Smart TV Group. ... 
ISPreview Study Finds UK Consumers Interested in Broadband IPTV Services
PR.com (press release)
A new survey conducted with 590 UK readers of the independent consumer Internet Service Provider (ISP) information website, ISPreview.co.uk, has claimed that 57% are "interested" in next year's launch of broadband IPTV (internet based tv) services in ... BT poaches IPTV guru from Virgin Media
uSwitch.com (Tech)
Broadband provider BT has made a significant hire as it aims to increase the popularity of its subscription television services. The firm has recruited Virgin Media Executive Director Alex Green to oversee its BT Vision arm, in a bid to drive growth ...  Sony Cooks Up Plans to Break Into IPTV
TechNewsWorld
"It's the next step beyond the DVR." He noted that advertisers are OK with it, since on-demand streaming content providers can prevent viewers from fast-forwarding through advertisements. Sony Cooks Up Plans to Break Into IPTV. 
Sony considering launching paid-for IPTV service?
TechRadar UK
By Patrick Goss Sony is reportedly considering its own IPTV paid television service, tying the offering into its many connected devices, including the PlayStation 3, televisions and Blu-ray players. According to the Wall Street Journal, Sony believes ... 
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