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Nov 4, 2009
CASBAA: Pay-TV and the digital consumer
HONG KONG - The message from the first panel session of the Casbaa conference was that, despite the recession and the growth in free and pirated content available online, the global pay-TV industry is still in very good health, but will need to develop ways to operate better in a digital environment
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