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June - 2004 2005 June has been the month

For big news for trajectorysports and carrier news

JUNE 2006 - Another good month for trajectorsports?

http://www.trajectorysports.com/releases.html

CANADIAN FOOTBALL TO BE AVAILABLE IN MORE THAN 70 MILLION HOMES AS THE 2005 CFL SEASON BEGINS IN JUNE

Toronto, Ontario, Canada; New York, USA, June 3, 2005 - The Canadian Football League will begin its 2005 season with coverage in over 70 million U.S television households, more than doubling the broadcast reach available in the market at the start of CFL play last year.



CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE BREAKS BORDERS WITH NEW INTERNATIONAL BROADCAST AGREEMENT

Strategic agreement with Trajectory Sports & Media Group broadens CFL exposure to key markets in the United States, Europe and Middle East.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada; New York, USA, June 17, 2004 - Canadian Football League games will be broadcast to millions of sports fans around the world during the 2004 season as the result of a strategic agreement reached by the CFL with Trajectory Sports & Media Group.

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Asia pay-TV: US$45 bil. by 2015
By JUSTINE LAU
Financial Times
© 2006 The Financial Times Limited. All rights reserved

Overall revenue generated by Asia's pay television industry is expected to more than double to Dollars 45bn by 2015, while within a decade India will match Japan and become one of the region's biggest pay TV markets, according to a new report.

The study, conducted by Media Partners Asia, a research group, also predicts that by 2010 India will overtake Japan as the region's leading revenue-generating market for pay TV broadcasters, thanks to strong subscription and advertising growth.

"India is probably the most important and accessible broadcasting revenue opp-ortunity across Asia. It isnot as big as China in advertising terms but it is more accessible," said Vivek Couto, MPA executive director.

Although India's pay TV market is still plagued with regulatory constraints in areas such as foreign investment, the country offers strong potential for broadcasters and content providers due to its size, says the report.

According to MPA, India was Asia's second largest pay TV market last year with revenue of about Dollars 3.6bn (Euros 3bn, Pounds 2bn), roughly the same as China. But the country is expected to grow to Dollars 10.5bn by 2015 to join Japan as Asia's largest. The bulk of revenue in India comes from subscriptions, although advertising sales is growing rapidly.

Penetration of pay TV in India is expected to jump from 53 per cent of its 214m households in 2005 to 70 per cent of 250m homes in 2015.

"We believe that the market, not regulation, will triumph in the long term," said the report.

Revenue for broadcasters is also expected to grow from Dollars 1.4bn in 2005 to Dollars 2.9bn by 2010. By this date India is set to surpass Japan as the region's biggest revenue-generating market for pay TV broadcasters.

Some of the biggest broadcasters in India's fragmented pay TV market include News Corp's Star TV and domestic players such as Zee TV and Sun TV. But MPA warned that profit margins in the industry have begun to erode.




http://www.media-partners-asia.com/mpanews020306c.asp









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