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Rapid TV News' latest Round Table looks at Cable.
The world's cable TV operators are having to face some tough challenges amidst an era of equally challenging fierce competition. For many people there are now multiple viewing choices available, from satellite TV, from well-funded telco giants and their DSL or IPTV options, as well as all the new web-based temptations offered by YouTube or Hulu.
Cable, for the most part, is investing in the latest DOCSIS 3.0 technology and moving into quad-play 'one-stop shop' packages for their users. But they are also faced with funding expensive Home Gateway devices, and looking at pricing models designed to prove compelling - and reduce churn.
Rapid's team of guest experts examine all of these options - and more - in our latest Round Table.
Introducing our panelists
rt10boyenAlexandre Boyen
ADB		 rt10ciocirlanCornel Ciocirlan
Arris		 rt10thorpJeremy Thorp
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rt10_00 0. Introduction rt10_07 7. Where is analogue TV today in cable?
rt10_01 1. Cable in 21st Century -  How are operators embracing new technology? rt10_08 8. Does so-called Hybrid technology have a role to play?
rt10_02 2. Is DOCSIS 3.0 mandatory for your customers? rt10_09 9. Cable wants to control the home, but so does Sony, and LG, and Samsung, and the mobile operator...?
rt10_03 3. How can operators monetize OTT services? rt10_10 10. Where is HDTV, and 3D? Is Cable adopting these technologies?
rt10_04 4. Home Gateways, are cable co's now investing in these devices? rt10_11 11. Where are the exciting markets?
rt10_05 5. Is DOCSIS 3.0 now allowing progress to be made? rt10_12 12. Where is cable's future? What are the key timetables?
rt10_06 6. Are there opportunities for saving cash? Cutting down the DOCSIS
standard?