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TV 3.0 will substantially change the business model

Among the technical improvements, a greater interactivity stands out, which will enable the generation of Value-Added Services that until now were reserved for the telecommunications sector. Investments are needed, which some estimate at more than US$ 2 billion. The Government expects it to enter into service in June 2026.

18 years after the launch of Brazilian digital TV, following a decree signed by then-president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, the same president is now responsible for laying the foundations for the entry into the country of DTV+ (Digital Television) or TV3.0. In addition to significant technical changes, this new phase mainly drives regulatory changes that will substantially impact a market that has been in clear decline for years, facing unequal competition with streaming and the demand for new content from younger generations.

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