Impact of Cable Television Digitization on the Revenue Model of Television Broadcasters
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cable TV, television, digitization, broadcasters, revenue modelAbstract
Broadcasters' overdependence on advertisement revenues (their major chunk of subscription revenues being unfairly eaten by LCOs through rampant under-reporting) is a cause for concern for the whole Industry. With the advent of cable television digitization Broadcasters shall have a healthy mix of advertising and subscription revenue which shall wean them off of their heavy dependence on advertising revenues and thus Digitization is a landmark event for the financial and vibrancy of television industry.
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