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Over a year ago, I wrote about the Future of IPTV. My questions from the post have yet to be answered as there hasn't been enough growth, but eMarketer recently released a new study that shows its increase in popularity.
Here's a sweet quote, "...the total number of broadband
households worldwide will grow to approximately 422 million by 2010. Of
that number, 139 million will have sufficient bandwidth to receive IPTV."
I can't wait to see where this goes.
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139 million homes with sufficient bandwidth for broadband TV will open up MANY possibilities opening up the realm of full-on on-demand models.
Posted by: Darren Herman | August 23, 2006 at 09:26 AM