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The Asia-Pacific Television Directory 2010/2011 provides detailed regional and domestic market listings for the broadcast industries in 14 markets including China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam, as well as Australia and New Zealand.

This 100-page directory delivers key contact information for cable and satellite broadcasters, system operators, program suppliers, regulatory institutions, trade associations, media services and other related organisations. It contains 10 pages of editorial covering key industry issues such as industry growth, new delivery technologies and advertising.

CASBAA today announced the launch of Philippines in View 2010 full report covering issues include latest market developments and advertising data regarding the pay TV market; dynamics among key market players; piracy and pay-TV regulations.

The report is exclusively available to CASBAA Members to download in CASBAA Members Zone. For non-members, an executive summary version is available to download at the button below.

Your Quarterly CASBAA Connections provides a preview of the vibrant APAC satellite transponder market, a regulatory update on India and Singapore, looks at the impact of global and local news channels, CASBAA's & Members' CSR footprints and the newly opened window to monetize old and new movies, digging China's digital minefield; as well as presenting country reports for the Philippines and 7 other APAC cable/satellite markets!

Click here to access CASBAA Connections Q2 e-Book.

CASBAA today announced the launch of Vietnam in View 2010 full report in partnership with US-ASEAN Business Council covering issues include latest developments and data regarding the pay TV market; market potential; technological issues; market players; future development trends; piracy issues and pay TV regulations.

CASBAA Vietnam in View 2010 is supported by member companies Bloomberg Television and TV5MONDE.

The report is exclusively available to CASBAA Members to download in CASBAA Members Zone. For non-members, an executive summary version is available to download at the button below.

The CASBAA Connections Q1 provides a comprehensive overview of the Association's activities in the first quarter of 2010.

You will see in this edition a preview of the sure-fire issues at the upcoming India and Singapore forums, the introduction of CASBAA bi-weekly subscription service – CHINA Briefing, as well as interview with TV executives talking about the topics ahead of CASBAA CXO Mobility Summit in May.

Packed with industry figures and debriefs on Vietnam and Philippines, Connections Q1 also highlights the centerpiece of the new trade marketing campaign of ATAC.

Click here to access CASBAA Connections Q1 e-Book.

CASBAA Connections Q4 provides round-ups of the CASBAA Convention 2009 and the Association's activities in the last quarter, as well as a collection of photos from the CASBAA Charity Ball and the networking parties.

ONLINE REPORT

More pieces of the Chinese puzzle fall into place with the CASBAA China Briefing Reports.

Tap into the vast potential of the Chinese market with Casbaa’s analysis of latest industry news, and take a focused look at Policy & Regulation, DTH, HD, Satellite & Cable, Digital TV, Mobile, IPTV and much more.

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ONLINE REPORT

More pieces of the Chinese puzzle fall into place with the CASBAA China Briefing Reports.

Tap into the vast potential of the Chinese market with Casbaa’s analysis of latest industry news, and take a focused look at Policy & Regulation, DTH, HD, Satellite & Cable, Digital TV, Mobile, IPTV and much more.

12 months Subscription:

• CASBAA Members US$950
• Non-members US$1450

Get timely, accurate and comprehensive market intelligence delivered to your finger tips every two weeks.

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An overview of subscription TV regulations across 13 markets in Asia.

ATAC, the Asia Television Advertising Coalition, is an industry alliance dedicated to generating new advertising revenue streams for subscription television across 15 Asian markets with 326 million Asian subscribers.

The Subscription TV Advertising 2010 guidebook provides advertisers and media agencies with essential country data on subscription television as well as channel information for the ATAC stakeholders.

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ATAC, the Asia Television Advertising Coalition, is an industry alliance dedicated to generating new advertising revenue streams for subscription television across 15 Asian markets with 315 million Asian subscribers.

The Pan-Regional TV in Asia 2009 (Quarter 2, 2009) guidebook provides advertisers and media agencies with essential country data on subscription television as well as channel information for the ATAC stakeholders.

Published by CASBAA & Media

The Asia-Pacific Television Directory 2009/2010 provides detailed regional and domestic market listings for the broadcast industries in 14 markets including China, India, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan and Thailand, as well as Australia and New Zealand.

This 100-page directory delivers key contact information for cable and satellite broadcasters, system operators, program suppliers, regulatory institutions, trade associations, media services and other related organisations. It contains 10 pages of editorial covering key industry issues such as industry growth, new delivery technologies and advertising.

CASBAA Connections Q3 offers perspectives on “Over the Top TV” business model, the recent launch of Indonesia’s anti-piracy campaign and renewed challenges for subscription TV advertising.

Other story focus includes the success of Satellite Industry Forum and the forthcoming annual CASBAA Convention.

CASBAA released “In search of coexistence: WiMAX and Satellite Services in Asia” in 2009 June reviewing some of the latest developments in the deployment of BWA in the 3.5 GHz band and explores ways in which a country can provide BWA without allocating spectrum in the 3.5 GHz band.

The CASBAA Connections Q2 provides a comprehensive overview of the Association's activities in the second quarter of 2009.

CASBAA is pleased to announce the Chinese subtitles are now made available in the full version of the insightful documentary video examination of Online Video in China, Japan & Korea.
Meanwhile, the Chinese version of the Executive Summary has also gone live!

Video Part I

Video Part II

The report Online Video in China, Japan & Korea comprises three components: An Executive Summary, documentary video report on China’s online video market featuring 16 leading media experts as well as a comprehensive data pack exclusive for members.

CASBAA’s first exclusive Members Report for 2009, the multi-layered Online Video in China, Japan & Korea, assessing the video services sector in three of Asia’s most dynamic media markets. The Report comprises three components: an Executive Summary, a comprehensive Data Pack and a documentary video.

Video Part I

Video Part II

The comprehensive Data Pack made exclusively to CASBAA Members is filled with lead indicators of the new consumption patterns.

The CASBAA Connections Q1 provides a comprehensive overview of the Association's activities in the first quarter of 2009.

You will see in this issue of CASBAA Connections our commitment to digital services of all kinds in Taiwan, the Philippines, Korea and China, while India and Indonesia remain healthy. We hope you will also benefit from our short-form market overviews and our features on India’s pay-TV prospects.

The CASBAA Connections Q4 provides round-ups of the CASBAA Convention 2008, the CASBAA Expert Lectures Series, and the Regulators’ Roundtable as well as a collection of photos from the Charity Ball and the networking parties.

It also included details of the post Convention feedback survey together with our own cross-media survey and an article on India.

Please click here to access the Connections Q4 e-book.

CASBAA today released a new report highlighting the threat to television services posed by the deployment of Broadband Wireless Access services (such as WiMax) in the radio frequency band used for the wholesale distribution of satellite television signals in Asia.

The "Transmission Troubles" report provides the first region-wide survey of "real world" experiences of licensing conflicts over wireless spectrum normally used by satellite operators.

Released in May 2008, CASBAA's "Indonesia in View" provides a snapshot of Indonesia's pay-TV market conditions with a summary of opportunities and challenges in terms of regulatory and political factors.

The 32-page report also provides data, regulatory and stakeholder analysis of the current Indonesian industry, along with key contacts and a draft of Indonesia's Broadcasting Bill 2008.

The Report is made exclusively available to CASBAA members. Please log on to the Members Zone (under CASBAA Members) to download the report.

Released in April 2008, CASBAA's "Taiwan's Digital Gap - Regulation and Development of the Pay - TV Industry" analyzes the current Taiwan regulatory structure which is a restrictive regulatory regime limiting Taiwan's business opportunities.

Chinese (traditional) and English versions are made exclusively available to CASBAA members. Please log on to the Members Zone (under CASBAA Members) to download the report.

Released in April 2008, CASBAA's "Taiwan's Digital Gap - Regulation and Development of the Pay - TV Industry" analyzes the current Taiwan regulatory structure which is a restrictive regulatory regime limiting Taiwan's business opportunities.

Chinese (traditional) and English versions are made exclusively available to CASBAA members. Please log on to the Members Zone (under CASBAA Members) to download the report.

Released in March 2008, CASBAA's Digital Vision: India in 2012 provides an up-to-date overview of the opportunities for rapid development of India's digital broadband and television industries. The 36-page report also provides an assessment of India's pay-TV environment, along with recommendations for senior policy-makers on promoting the growth of India's digital communications services.

The Report is made exclusively available to CASBAA members. Please log on to the Members Zone (under CASBAA Members) to download the report.

CASBAA "Mobile TV in Asia" report explores factors for the commercial success of mobile TV services in the Asia Pacific.

The Report provides a summary of "Ten success factors for Mobile TV" through industry case studies and analysis of industry data from across the Asia Pacific.

Meanwhile, the report also highlights CASBAA's commitment to bridging the gap between video content providers and mobile TV carriers.

The "Mobile TV in Asia" report is exclusively offered to CASBAA members. Please log on to the Members Zone (under CASBAA Members) to download the Report.

A Regulatory Regime Index for Asia Pacific Multichannel Television 2008 Undertaken by a panel of industry experts and senior executives, this is the second CASBAA study evaluating the impact of regulation on pay-TV industry investment and growth in 14 jurisdictions in the Asia Pacific and 2 international "benchmark" jurisdictions, the United Kingdom and the United States.

The Report is made exclusively available to CASBAA members. Please log on to the Members Zone (under CASBAA Members) to download the Report.

Offered by Interfax China, "China Online and Mobile Gaming Industry 2008-2010" provides thorough analysis and forecasts of China's online and mobile gaming industry. Also included are indispensable statistics and possible future policies that may influence this fast growing market while in-depth profiles of key players examine and compare successful business models that will help you identify potential opportunities. Please click here to read the executive summary and table of contents. Only softcopy of this report is available.

The study aims to provide an overview of the satellite regulatory environment in 21 jurisdictions across Asia and to serve both as a top-level guide to the regulatory rules in each of the jurisdictions, and as an advocacy tool for stakeholders in the satellite industry. It also contains up to date satellite, DTH and VSAT data, as well as base indicators, population and GDP data.

The Report is made exclusively available to CASBAA members. Please log on to the Members Zone (under CASBAA Members) to download the Report.

By publishing "The Power of Pay-TV" booklet and launching the companion website www.thepowerofpaytv.com, CASBAA aims to de-mystify the world of pay-TV and present the basic numbers of the industry and available tools to understand those numbers. Featuring data by top research firms, "The Power Of Pay-TV" delivers a coherent and consistent message in communicating the benefits of pay-TV to agencies and advertisers.

"The Power of Pay-TV" is made exclusively available to CASBAA members. Please log on to the Member Zone (under CASBAA Members) to download the booklet.

A survey of pay-TV services in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam Published by CASBAA & Motion Picture Association

Commissioned by CASBAA and MPA and prepared by consulting firm APCO, Vietnam in View provides insights into the development and prospects of Vietnam's pay-TV industry. The 90-page report places the pay-TV industry in the context of Vietnam's ongoing liberalisation and strong market growth dynamic.

A CASBAA market report of pay-TV services in the People's Republic of China Produced by Interfax in association with CASBAA

The China in View report produced by CASBAA and Interfax provides a clear and up-to-the minute overview of China's current pay-TV market.

The aim of this 115-page report is to depict an overall picture of China's pay TV industry including digital cable TV, satellite TV, digital terrestrial TV, IPTV, mobile TV, internet streaming, TV advertising, and sports TV sectors. It provides up-to-date analysis of the industry's concurrent development, major changes, and predicted trends for the near future. China in View has 10 chapters: an overview of China's TV industry, market regulation, followed by 8 chapters covering each of the industrial sectors.

Asia Pacific Satellite Industry Directory 2007

The CASBAA Satellite Industry Directory 2007 features a comprehensive database of satellite operators' information. The list the categories of information includes

- Fleet Profile
- Orbital Positioning
- Broadcast Customers
- Payloads
- Lifespan
- Footprints
- Investment Information

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