The significant progress made by streaming in recent years has led operators to remodel and transform their products in order to capture a user who has multiple and varied offers at its disposal.

With less than 15 million subscribers in mid-2022, levels similar to those of a decade ago, the Brazilian pay TV market, which was once a bastion in Latin America, is struggling with a series of situations and problems, largely as a result of new global trends in viewers and the advancement of new technologies, especially with the growth of broadband.

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The significant progress made by streaming in recent years has led operators to remodel and transform their products in order to capture a user who has multiple and varied offers at its disposal.

MORE ANALYSIS

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At Satellite Map Day it was made sufficiently clear that the orbits are complementary and that each user must find the combination that best suits their needs. In this search, the factors to take into account have variable weighting: budget, integration, support, expertise, among others.

The Government is working on the draft of a public consultation for S-band spectrum allocation

It will seek to gather stakeholders' opinions on the amount of MHz to allocate. Additionally, measures must be taken to prevent interference with mobile services, as both Telefónica and Telecom use parts of the S-band. This spectrum block is ideal for D2D services.

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