3 New Cable TV Books Reshaping the Industry in 2025

Prof Philip M. Parker Ph.D.'s extensive experience in market research shines through in this global analysis of cable TV demand from 2025 to 2030. By applying econometric models to economic data from over 190 countries, Parker offers readers a unique lens on potential industry earnings and regional market shares without focusing on individual companies or products. You'll learn to interpret latent demand figures and understand long-term trends shaping the cable TV landscape worldwide. This book suits strategists, economists, and industry analysts looking to forecast market opportunities rather than those seeking operational or competitive details.

Drawing from his extensive expertise in market research and econometrics, Prof Philip M. Parker Ph.D. presents a strategic analysis of the global video encoder market for cable TV spanning 190 countries. You gain a clear view of latent demand and potential industry earnings, benchmarked by region and country, helping you understand market size and growth over 2025-2030. The book dives into economic modeling that projects long-term trends without focusing on individual companies or products, offering a high-level perspective ideal for strategic planning. If you want to grasp the broad economic forces shaping cable TV video encoder markets worldwide, this book provides a solid foundation, though it’s less useful for product-level or competitive details.

This tailored book explores the latest advances and emerging trends shaping the cable TV industry in 2025. It covers recent market dynamics, technological innovations, and evolving viewer behaviors, offering a clear view of how cable providers are adapting to the rapidly changing landscape. The content is carefully matched to your background and interests, ensuring you focus on aspects most relevant to your goals and knowledge level. You'll examine new discoveries and forward-looking developments that define cable TV's future, gaining insights that go beyond conventional analyses. By addressing your specific areas of curiosity, this personalized guide helps you stay informed and engaged with cutting-edge industry changes.

Drawing from her expertise as a historian specializing in media and politics, Kathryn Cramer Brownell examines how cable television reshaped American political culture from the 1960s onward. You’ll learn how cable’s shift from network dominance to a fragmented, profit-driven model influenced political messaging, party dynamics, and voter engagement, illustrated through examples like C-SPAN’s congressional coverage and MTV’s political ventures. This book benefits anyone interested in the intersection of media and politics, especially those curious about the roots of today’s polarized media landscape and how entertainment values altered civic discourse.