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07/24/2012
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The satellite technology (DTH) grew 4.2% in the month and now accounts for 58.1% of service users
Brazil finished in June 2012 with 14.5 million users of pay TV service. The growth recorded represents an increase of 1.68% compared to May 2012 and 30.85% compared to June 2012. There were more than 3.4 million new subscriptions in 12 months. According to Anatel, in June the total net additions were 239,600.
The share of services provided by satellite (DTH) reached 58.1% and the base of cable service subscribers reached 40.6%. In June 2011, the DTH services accounted for 50.6% of the domestic market and the services provided via cable had 46.9% market share.
In June 2012, DTH, with the addition of 200,200 subscribers grew by 2.4%. The universe of subscribers who receive services through cable TV recorded an increase of 50,000 new subscribers - an increase of 0.9% in June. The MMDS providers, in turn, lost 10,300 subscribers during the same period, representing a decrease of 4.4% of its base.
While the Northeast (42%), North (49.7%) and Midwest (39.9%) had growth rates above the national average (30.58%), the South (27.6%) and Southeast (27.9%) recorded lower growth. However, the 3.4 million new subscribers registered in the last 12 months, nearly 2.5 million occurred in South and Southeast regions. (From the Newsroom)
Source: Telesíntese
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