Global Digital Television Forecast 2013: Central and Latin America

The digital transition in Central and Latin America (CALA) has moved more slowly than in other regions, including the neighbors to the north in the US and Canada. Many Latin American countries are not scheduled to complete an Analog Shutoff (ASO) until 2020. However, digital TV has still grown in the region, driven by a significant movement by digital satellite players including DirecTV. This interactive database provides in-depth market coverage for the Central and Latin America Pay TV market, and provides historical data and forecasts for key metrics including: Households, TV Households, Cable Subscriptions, Analog Cable Subscriptions, Digital TV Households, Analog TV Households, Household Digital TV Penetration, Analog vs. Digital splits, Service Revenues, and Subscriptions by Service (Digital Satellite, Digital Cable, Digital Terrestrial, Telco IPTV).

The digital transition in Central and Latin America (CALA) has moved more slowly than in other regions, including the neighbors to the north in the US and Canada. Many Latin American countries are not scheduled to complete an Analog Shutoff (ASO) until 2020. However, digital TV has still grown in the region, driven by a significant movement by digital satellite players including DirecTV. This interactive database provides in-depth market coverage for the Central and Latin America Pay TV market, and provides historical data and forecasts for key metrics including: Households, TV Households, Cable Subscriptions, Analog Cable Subscriptions, Digital TV Households, Analog TV Households, Household Digital TV Penetration, Analog vs. Digital splits, Service Revenues, and Subscriptions by Service (Digital Satellite, Digital Cable, Digital Terrestrial, Telco IPTV).