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New pay-TV landmarks for Hungary

August 30, 2013 10.19 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

HungaryHungary ended July with close to 2 million TV homes receiving either cable or IPTV services.

There were also a total of nearly 2 million TV homes receiving digital services.

Data produced by the regulator NMHH shows that based on data provided by the nine leading players, there were a total of 1,949,661 cable and IPTV subscriptions, of which 941,688 were for digital services.

The number of wireless (DTH and MMDS) subscriptions meanwhile stood at 923,854, while the DTT pay-TV take up was 107,351.

The total number of digital TV subscriptions was 1,972,893.

UPC was the leading provider of pay-TV services irrespective of technology with a share of 26.4%. It was followed by T-Home (23.5%), Digi (23%), Invitel (3.6%) and Tarr (3%).

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Filed Under: Central & East Europe, Newsline Tagged With: Hungary Edited: 30 August 2013 10:19

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