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View Changes in the Broadcasting Industry Brought About By the Digital Era - Broadcasting Industry - Global Outlook 2006

Posted on: Thursday, 20 July 2006, 09:00 CDT

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c39731) has announced the addition of "Broadcasting Industry - Global Outlook 2006" to their offering.

The global outlook series on Broadcasting provides a collection of statistical anecdotes, market briefs, and concise summaries of research findings. An easy guide to what, why, when, how, where, and who of an industry, the global outlook series provides a bird's eye view of the broadcasting industry, and its changing semantics set into motion by the digital era. Also outlined are major transmission techniques, trends, and issues of prominence. Punctuated with 70 illustrative statistical tables, the global market penetration and reach is quantitatively analyzed.

The research paper also recapitulates recent noteworthy mergers, and acquisitions. Regional markets briefly summarized with annotated research findings include the US, Canada, Europe, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, UK, Asia, Australia, China, Latin America, and Mexico. The purpose of the abstracted regional market discussion is to provide the reader a prelude to these markets. Also included is an indexed, easy-to-refer, fact-finder directory listing the addresses, and contact details of 987 companies worldwide.

Key Topics Covered Include:

-- Industry Overview

-- Sources of Revenue

-- Broadcasting Going Digital

-- Digital Broadcasting-The Future

-- Free-to-Air TV-Beginning to Lose Stand

-- Is Radio Broadcasting Going Obsolete?

-- Broadcasting Methods

-- Broadcasting Technologies

-- Transmission Techniques

-- HD Broadcasting Standards In Select Countries

-- Major Issues and Trends

-- Market Penetration and Reach-Quantitative Analysis by Sub- segments

-- Broadband Market

Companies Mentioned Include:

-- 3XY Radio Hellas (Australia)

-- 4 Kids Entertainment, Inc. (USA)

-- 54 Broadcasting, Inc. (USA)

-- 96 FM (Ireland)

-- 9Live Fernsehen GmbH & Co. KG (Germany)

-- Australian Broadcasting Corp (Australia)

-- ABC, Inc (USA)

-- Accademia PCE, Srl (Italy)

-- ACME Communications, Inc (USA)

-- Adisam Telecom (Romania)

-- Advanced Broadcast Services Ltd (UK)

-- Adventist World Radio (USA)

-- AH Antenne Horfunk-Sender GmbH & Co KG (Germany)

-- Aktina Radio TV Productions SA (Greece)

-- Alands Radio och TV AB (Finland)

-- All India Radio External Service (India)

-- Alma Media Oyj Alma Media Corp (Finland)

-- Alpha Satellite Television SA (Greece)

-- Alster Radio GmbH (Germany)

-- American Tower Corp (USA)

-- Amerom Television (Romania)

-- Andong Munhwa Broadcasting Corp (Korea)

-- Grupo Antena (Spain)

-- Antena Television, SA (Spain)

-- Antenn Musteqil Teleradio Sirketi (RADIO FM)

-- (Azerbaijan)

-- Antenna TV SA (Greece)

-- Antenne Bayern GmbH & Co KG (Germany)

-- Antenne Karnten

-- Regionalradio GmbH & Co KG (Austria)

-- Antenne Sachsen Horfunk Versorgung GmbH (Germany)

-- Antenne Salzburg GesmbH (Austria)

-- Antenne Steiermark Regionalradio GesmbH (Austria)

-- Antenne Wien Privat Radio Betriebs GesmbH (Austria)

-- Antwerpse Radio NV (Belgium)

-- APN News & Media Ltd (Australia)

-- Arab Radio & TV (Egypt)

-- Arabian Radio Network (UAE)

-- Arcobaleno, Snc (Italy)

-- Art TV-Kanal Kulture (Serbia and Montenegro)

-- Arte France (France)

-- Asahi National Broadcasting Co , Ltd (Japan)

-- Asianet Satellite Communications Ltd (India)

-- ASS Relative A La Television Europeenne (RATE) (France)

-- Associated Press Television News (UK)

-- Aston Electronic Designs Ltd (UK)

-- Astral Media, Inc (Canada)

-- Astrale Time, Srl (Italy)

-- Atelier s r o (Slovakia)

-- Atlas Pais Vasco, SA (Spain)

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c39731

Source: Business Wire

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