... BellSouth, which is still testing video services and hasn't announced deployment plans, is forecast to pass only 500,000 homes with its FTTC plan in 2006, but then to ramp up quickly to reach 9.5 million homes by 2010 and hit a take rate by then of 35% to achieve 3.325 million video services customers. Qwest remains the great unknown — despite operating video networks already, the company has not yet announced its IPTV plans. Holiday projects a ramp up beginning later — in 2008 — than the other Bells, to reach 2.5 million homes passed by 2010, and a take rate of 25% to reach 625,000 homes served by video. ... Link: Telephony Online.
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Dennis Haarsager's rolling environmental scan for electronic media.
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