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Monthly Sector Analysis Reports: VIDEOTRAK™, WIRELESSTRAK™, DBSTRAK®
Access to our series of monthly Sector Analysis Reports is provided on an annual enterprise subscription basis. A single subscription for your company will provide licensed distribution of the reports to an unlimited number of company employees throughout the year.
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$1,750 per month ($21,000 annually for 12 reports)
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Subscription to all THREE Sector Analysis Reports (e.g. VIDEOTRAK, WIRELESSTRAK and DBSTRAK)
$3,750 per month ($45,000 annually for 36 reports)
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Additional discount for January subscribers: All subscription orders received before January 30, 2010 will receive an additional 10% discount.
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VIDEOTRAK helps television industry participants understand the emerging economics and dynamics of the Internet-video sector by offering exclusive analysis of providers, business approaches, market statistics and consumer behaviors that are shaping the fast-growing category. Learn more...
July 2010
Apple TV makeover may be in the works
Apple sought to fuel-inject Apple TV two years ago when it introduced a new device that could accept video downloads directly from iTunes servers, obviating the need for a computer as an intermediary. Since then, Apple has steadily increased the number of movie and TV show titles available from iTunes to around 50,000. But frustration with relatively meager sales and a hard-to-crack video marketplace has led Apple to consider revamping the platform anew while changing the way it charges for content. Cheaper downloads and even a monthly subscription option reportedly have been contemplated.
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DBSTRAK is a comprehensive intelligence service that allows companies to make informed decisions based on thorough monitoring, reporting and analysis of the business activities of satellite television providers. Learn more...
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WIRELESSTRAK provides 360-degree perspective around the fast changing wireless communications sector, with a focus on emerging data and mobile broadband opportunities that will reshape the business and ignite participation from new entrants. Learn more...
August 2010
Apple, AT&T face rising legal backlash
Apple has faced a storm of complaints about the newly released iPhone 4’s reception problems, including a class action lawsuit filed against the company and its carrier partner AT&T, claiming the handset is defective. Meanwhile, a handful of iPad customers have also filed suit, claiming AT&T’s shift from unlimited to usage-based data service pricing just as the iPad 3G tablet hit the market amounts to a bait and switch tactic.
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