Betekenis van:
satellite tv

satellite tv
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • a television system in which the signal is transmitted to an orbiting satellite that receives the signal and amplifies it and transmits it back to earth

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    1. switch to digital satellite TV, with or without purchasing pay-TV services;
    2. access to ICT devices at home: TV (to be reported separately: satellite dish, cable TV, digital TV)
    3. Sky Italia is a pay-TV company that broadcasts via satellite, owned by News Corporation.
    4. The network operators in the satellite TV sector are not, however, integrated with the broadcasters.
    5. SES/ASTRA is the largest satellite operator in Germany and publishes, every year, the German Satellite Monitor on the importance of the different TV transmission platforms.
    6. Penetration of satellite TV is limited — around 16 % of households (4,8 million) had a parabolic antenna in June 2005.
    7. Pay-TV on the terrestrial, cable and satellite platforms are paying options that provide premium content to viewers.
    8. At present, before the transaction, the Vivendi group distributes pay TV in France direct by satellite and by terrestrial transmission.
    9. In December 2005, there were some 4,8 million satellite TV viewers in Italy but only 3,5 million subscribers to Sky.
    10. The examples of satellite operators, or of one of the complainants, Sky TV, are very clear in this respect.
    11. As has already been stated, the TV market was once characterised by mass viewing of free-to-air TV in analogue terrestrial mode and by the offer of satellite pay-TV.
    12. Even if the pay-TV digital terrestrial offer is for the moment not comparable with the pay-TV offer available on satellite, either in terms of type of service (pay-per-view vs. monthly subscriptions) or in terms of economic size (satellite TV collected almost 95 % of revenues from subscribers in 2005), there is a certain degree of substitutability between the two.
    13. Sky Italia is a satellite pay-TV and has a quasi-monopolistic position on the Italian market for pay-TV satellite broadcasting, but, as has already been pointed out, it cannot operate in Italy as a terrestrial network operator or a terrestrial pay-TV operator.
    14. However, when this decision is published, the two types of digital TV on offer — terrestrial and satellite — are both expected to have achieved a similar number of viewers (5 million viewers for satellite and 4 million viewers for digital terrestrial).
    15. In December 2005, there were some 4,8 million satellite TV viewers in Italy but only 3,5 million subscribers to Sky. The remaining 1,3 million viewers were therefore interested in the free-to-air offer available on satellite.