As the war in video entertainment continues, one thing is for sure: satellite television are here to stay.
While satellite distributors first began marketing to consumers, the cable industry did not give their new opponent much thought. Plate expensive, they offer great programs they weren t all interesting. On the other cable has been around for more than a decade and a solution familiar and reliable for home entertainment.
But oh how things have changed.
Satellite sector quickly than their large plates with more slender, smaller systems that can be installed anywhere. Prices dropped, programming grew and pretty soon, switching from cable to satellite TV wasn t as far-fetched idea after all.
Today, manufacturing and satellite TV providers like Dish Network, and enjoy a steady growth and customer service, closing the gap pole in the video entertainment market share. Where the cable industry has a record growth of between 10 to 15 percent, the company's satellites, such as Direct TV, boast a market share increase of just under 30% according to research from The Media Audit.
Then the satellite provider Dish Network really better than cable?
Satellite TV customers seem to think so. Studies show that satellite customers pay an average of below $10 per month in addition to their cable. Digital satellite programming, too, which means accepting and better picture quality than traditional analog cable. Cable customers have the option to develop a digital but this incurs additional costs every month and not a guarantee of all channels will increase. And, with competition in the health measure satellite sector, consumers can be sure that further price competition. Your cable provider is not a competition. Do not think that affects your rates increase?
Satellite TV is also tout customer satisfaction rating on the issues of customer service, one of the main reasons for the opinion of the cable.
