Paraguayan mobile operator Tigo is planning to enter the local cable TV market in in 2011, according to media reports citing Tigo Paraguay CEO, Pablo Moscatelli.
He did not give details on how much was being invested, nor how advanced legal proceedings…
Paraguayan mobile operator Tigo is planning to enter the local cable TV market in in 2011, according to media reports citing Tigo Paraguay CEO, Pablo Moscatelli.
He did not give details on how much was being invested, nor how advanced legal proceedings with telecoms regulator Cofetel were.
Tigo, a subsidiary of Luxembourg-based celco Millicom, would offer significant competition to the country’s main cable TV provider, Cablevision, which is controlled by Argentine conglomerate Grupo Clarin.
