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Three scenarios for TV in 2015

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Meyer, Laurence
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By offering three visions of the future of television through 2015, this article aims to highlight some of the socio-economic changes that the television sector may experience in the long term. It highlights the structuring impact that PVR could have on the sector, as well as the upheavals that may arise from a new paradigm of internet TV. It also highlights the options now open to TV channel operators wishing to set up a mobile TV service and the threats facing mobile telecommunications operators in the development of this market as a result.

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Paper provided by University Library of Munich, Germany in its series MPRA Paper with number 3519.

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Keywords: television forecast media usages

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