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Blue Book 2006A Look at the Statistics That Define the Multichannel Industry
What new services offer the greatest growth opportunities? How will new technologies change the business models that have ruled the television industry for decades? Which competitors are gaining market share?
To help Multichannel News readers answer these and other basic questions about the industry, we have spent several months culling mountains of data to create this year's Blue Book. Designed as a compendium of essential information on all aspects of the multichannel business, the Blue Book provides an industry overview, including subscriber counts and revenues for video, high-speed internet, video on demand, digital video recorders, telephony and other services. It also includes data on multiethnic audiences and consumer attitudes toward multichannel platforms.
We would like to thank a number of researchers and companies for letting us mine dozens of reports to select the best data for the Blue Book. For their help and for allowing us to print their data, we would particularly like to thank in alphabetical order: In-Stat, JupiterResearch, Kagan Research LLC, Magna Global Research and PricewaterhouseCoopers. The Blue Book was compiled by George Winslow.
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