Delivering the Promise of IPTV
Summary
Service Providers have been examining the prospect of delivering pay-TV services as part of a "triple play" of video, voice, and Internet services. They understand the technology of IPTV now they need to know that the technology has moved beyond the discussion stage and can actually be implemented. Delivering the Promise of IPTV examines recent advances in both TV delivery and computing/networking technologies for delivering a profitable, successful next-generation TV offering. The focus of this comprehensive report is on using advances in Internet technologies and networking to deliver competitive, multi-channel pay-TV services.
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