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Business Bureau has forecast 3% growth for Latin America’s pay-TV market throughout 2018, driven by Mexico and Peru.
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Hot on the heels of confirming the continuation of its Formula 1 coverage, Nordic Entertainment (Nent) Group has been awarded the exclusive rights to show live coverage of Premier League football matches for the 2019/20 to 2021/22 seasons.

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Research from Dataxis is forecasting that pay-TV in Latin America will reach 79.3 million households by 2023.
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User experience technology firm Wyplay has added an Android TV operator tier launcher solution to its Linux, iOS and Android applications.

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After adding 350,000 pay-TV homes over the last 12 months, Telefónica now controls over 70% of Peru’s pay-TV market.

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The first consequence of Nordic pay-TV group MTG’s decision to split into two companies will take place on 1 July with the launch of Nordic Entertainment Group (Nent), an integrated broadcasting, streaming and content production company.

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Silicon Valley has arrived in the UK’s leading pay-TV arena after Amazon, along with BT, has bought one of the two remaining rights packages to livestream 20 English Premier League games for each of the three football seasons starting in August 2019.
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The global pay-TV market, including satellite, cable and IPTV services, is expected to generate $295 million in 2022, according to a study from ABI Research.

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