 
Satellite service Over a quarter of households in the United Kingdom receive television services via satellite. Most of them subscribe to Sky. I recently moved home and as a Sky subscriber for over two decades had a satellite dish installed for work reasons, although they are no longer offering satellite installations for new customers. While two-thirds of homes in the country subscribe to one or more online video services, there is still a significant dependency on satellite distribution for television channels. Given the technology involved in sending a signal from a spacecraft to a dish the size of dustbin lid, satellite delivery has proved remarkably reliable. There are many potential benefits of internet distribution, not least the ability to use a screen anywhere in the home without a fixed connection. Yet there is some way to go to convert existing satellite service subscribers to online delivery. William Cooper Editor informitv Supported by an international network of industry specialists, informitv provides strategic consultancy and practical advisory services for clients ranging from startup companies to multinational corporations. Contact us today to see how we can help you.
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