In its latest study, IPTV: A Global Market Analysis, IMS Research suggests that there will be 40.1 million subscribers to tier 1 telco IPTV services by the end of 2014.
The reports author, Rebecca Kurlak, believes that BT will be among the telcos to benefit from the predicted subscriber growth.
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40 million IPTV subscribers by 2014

Next year could see Project Canvas Set Top Boxes (STBs) appearing on Christmas shopping lists, as Richard Halton, the BBC’s IPTV programme director has promised they will be in the shops before Christmas 2010, subject to approval by the BBC Trust.
The STBs are expected to cost between £100 and £200 and will offer a common [...]

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Project Canvas STBs for Christmas 2010?

The take-up of triple play services – broadband, telephone and television – by digital TV customers, is continuing to grow, according to Ofcom’s latest ‘Digital TV Progress Report’.
The proportion of BSkyB customers taking three services increased from 11% at the end of 2008 to 16% by the middle of 2009, while Virgin Media gained [...]

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Take-up of triple-play services continues

Telcoms provider Swisscom has provided its IPTV solution to the historic Carlton Mitre Hotel at Hampton Court, London, on LG’s Series 300C fully interactive flat screen LCD TVs,
As well as providing live HD TV and video on demand, the system provides wired and wireless Internet access through the hotel’s existing telephone system using innovative [...]

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Intel revealed its Atom processor CE4100 at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco, a key technology in making interactive TV a reality.
The greater processing power delivered by the CE4100 System on a Chip media processor is essential for full convergence of the internet with broadcast networks.
The processor is optimised for IPTV digital [...]

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