Competition with streaming has led the main groups to have their own platforms to be able to compete on other screens. The arrival of TV 3.0 can help in its conversion.

With an average year-on-year drop of 17.2% last February, the Brazilian pay TV market has been in an endless decline for many years. The total of 11.29 million existing subscribers at the end of February is quite similar to what existed in 2011 and contrasts deeply with the 19.8 million that were verified in November 2014, to cite an example.

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Liberty Latin America consolidated profitability in the second quarter

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Convergencia identified how AI is being applied in five areas: 2G, 3G, 4G and 5G integration; mobile site acceptance; RAN Sharing; refarming and overlay; and vendor license management.

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