CTAM Europe has announced the winners of the Creative Awards Program (CAP).
EuroSummit’13 celebrates 10 years cable marketing
Senior executives, representing cable, content and all cable industry suppliers will be heading to Barcelona on September 19 and 20 to attend EuroSummit’13, held at the Rey Juan Carlos I Hotel.
Cablecos guarded against OTT as channels do their own thing
CTAM EUROSUMMIT ’10 – BUDAPEST. Europe’s cable CEOs are confident they can fend off the challenge from over-the-top TV companies such as Google TV and Apple TV.
Award winners find promo CAP fits
CTAM EUROSUMMIT ’10 – BUDAPEST. CTAM Europe has announced the winners of its annual Creative Awards Programme (CAP) with UPC Austria, Telenet and ZON all taking home prizes.
Cablecos using social media to improve customer care
CTAM EUROSUMMIT ’10 – BUDAPEST. Social media can be a good source of marketing, but it can also be a good customer care tool, according to Ola Eriksson, Com Hem’s social media editor.
Value Added Services can help reduce churn
CTAM EUROSUMMIT ’10 – BUDAPEST. Value Added Services (VAS) can help reduce churn for cable operators. Number 1 of these is VoIP telephony, internet security comes second and online gaming third.
Cable becomes ultimate content aggregator
CTAM EUROSUMMIT ’10 – BUDAPEST. Cable should become the aggregator of aggregators, according to Joshua Danovitz, VP of TiVo’s international business.
Mike Fries to keynote CTAM EuroSummit
Mike Fries, CEO & president, Liberty Global, and Joshua Danowitz, general manager, TiVo International, will keynote at CTAM Europe’s EuroSummit 2010, which will take place in Budapest on September 23-24.
Meet CTAM’s Gold stars
CTAM EuroSummit – Lisbon. Creative excellence in cable marketing has been honoured in CTAM Europe’s annual Creative Awards Program (CAP).
Cable holds onto fiber
CTAM Eurosummit – Lisbon. Cablenets are maintaining their use of the term fiber as they look to promote the technological superiority of EuroDOCSIS 3 broadband against telco-delivered ADSL product without the use of confusing jargon.