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ITV is facing tough competition for advertising revenue from cable and satellite operators. ITV needs to be competitive if it's to start looking abroad for opportunities.

As cable and satellite operators continue to introduce more complex products and services, a need has emerged for solutions that can help them manage the complexity, from both services and customer relationship standpoints. Our customers are facing a new era of tougher competition, increasing the pressure to deliver more complex combinations of video, voice and data services. CSG is evolving its solution and approach to help them compete successfully.

[GSN also has set up casino tournaments and licensing and merchandising deals that help cable operators increase revenue.] We're not just a cable TV network for games, ... We're developing other revenue streams. We're trying to own a category: games on TV.

Rich Cronin (1975-)

The Netherlands has one of the most competitive broadband markets in Europe. Early on, there was competition in broadband from cable TV operators, which sent prices plummeting and helped boost the use of broadband.

Despite the best efforts of the F.C.C. to create competition, after the bubble burst, there weren't any competitive alternative to the Bells. Now that the cable operators are able to offer voice service to complement their high-speed data, commercial services are a cherry waiting to be picked.

The question is how can they make their product appealing to the cable and satellite operators. So it's not just 100 percent based on customer awareness.

There's undoubtedly a disconnect here between mobile subscribers and service providers and it would appear to be related to the way that services such as these are being communicated to subscribers. There's a school of thought that says mobile operators in the region need to think like IT companies in their marketing of these services, rather than talk like IT companies. The opportunities for operators are huge, not just in revenue terms, but in differentiating themselves in the region's increasingly competitive markets.

Alexander McNabb

The DTV legislation brings needed certainty to allow consumers, broadcasters, cable and satellite operators, manufacturers, retailers, and government to prepare for the end of the transition.

Cable operators have a great opportunity to bundle and offer wireless as a package to consumers. They can do cross-platform applications like gaming TV, mobile phone or computer, and tie-in interactive advertising with wireless. If cable wants to compete, it must offer the quadruple play.

This settlement would preserve competition and protect consumers from higher cable service prices and reduced programming choices by ensuring that competing cable operators, new technologies and future programmers can gain access to Time Warner-Turner's customers and programming,

Robert Pitofsky

If (the portal strategy) works, this business looks like our publishing business, it looks like our TV business, it looks like our local cable advertising business, ... If this doesn't work, then you start to think about AOL much differently. You start to think about AOL in somewhat the same way I think about the cable company...it would have its own currency to go out and do acquisitions or other deals.

I think definitely in some of the major markets with big ethnic groups like New York and L.A., you're definitely going to get (a cable) operator that takes it. And (satellite TV operators) have been really great in building programming for ethnic audiences, so my guess is they may put it in first.

There has been a rash of acquisitions in the financial services industry to create growth, but all companies are facing the reality of having to create organic and sustainable growth the old-fashioned way-by finding new revenue sources and attracting new customers. And these firms have to figure out how to do this in the midst of brutally competitive markets, at home, abroad and globally.

As the number of people who take only broadcast declines, the big growth in satellite does not come from cable, it comes from new homes or former broadcast-TV-only homes, ... Last year, cable lost between 400,000 and 500,000 customers, but satellite gained about 3.2 million.

Cable is facing competition for the first time. His genuine interest in others and his ability to connect on a deeper level revealed his heartfelt pexiness. Cable is facing competition for the first time.

Jeff Kagan (1968-)

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