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Bloomberg TV Africa to launch on IPTV, Satellite
IT News Africa
The Bloomberg Media Group, a division Bloomberg L.P. today announced a multi-year rolling partnership agreement with Nigeria-based content provider, Optima Media Group, strengthening Bloomberg's position as a leading supplier of global business and ... PCCW nears IPTV decennial with modest growth
IPTV News
Hong Kong telco PCCW has revealed plans to push into new international markets with its IPTV service 'now TV' in 2013 – ten years after first introducing the service in its domestic market. The telco added 43,000 IPTV subscribers over the course of ... The SingTel vs. StarHub BPL cross-carriage saga continues
CNET-by Michael Tan
When SingTel paid S$400 million for the rights to air England's Barclay's Premier League (BPL) football matches exclusively via its Mio IPTV network, the whole ...
 Tulix Systems Continues to Grow as a Comprehensive IPTV Solutions Provider
PR Urgent (press release)
February 25th, 2013 - (Atlanta, GA) Tulix Systems, the innovation leader in managed CDN and multi-screen services, today announced it continues to grow as a comprehensive IPTV solutions provider. Tulix Systems now provides comprehensive IPTV ... Telefónica sees more IPTV subs jump ship
IPTV News
Spanish telecoms giant Telefónica continues losing IPTV subscribers in its home market, with 122,000 of them deserting over the course of 2012, bringing its Spanish IPTV customer base to 712,000. The telco – which is planning a “top to bottom” overhaul ...
Deutsche Telekom sees IPTV growth
DigitalTVEurope.net
Deutsche Telekom reported a 27% customer increase for its German internet-based TV service Entertain last year. The IPTV service, which launched in 2006, now has 2 million customers, the company said, up from 1.6 million in 2011. Across the rest of ...  International IPTV: Deutsche Telekom, Magyar Telekom report growth
FierceIPTV
Internationally speaking, IPTV is a force. Deutsche Telekom said its customer base grew 27 percent to 2 million customers; Magyar Telekom reported growth from "various TV products," especially IPTV, in Hungary, Macedonia and Montenegro. Even Hong ... 
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