Telecommunications Reform in Mexico, was the central theme of the convention<\/h3>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\n![\"canitec\"](\"http:\/\/www.tvmasmagazine.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2013\/06\/canitec-300x188.png\")
With 5000 square meters designated for the exhibition area, and with over 300 affiliates present, from May 29 to 31 at the Centro Banamex in Mexico City, took place the 2013 edition of the Expo CANITEC where TVMAS was present. With a speech by the president of Mexico, Enrique Pe\u00f1a Nieto, Expo officially started on May the 29th<\/sup>, where the Mexican citizen stressed the importance of implementing the so-called “digital switchover”, which would imply that every television in the country are able to receive a digital signal. He also said that cable TV and service managed to triple to 47% of Mexicans, with convergence of 7.3% of landlines and 14% of broadband subscribers.<\/p>\nEnrique Yamuni, Megacable\u2019s CEO, received recognition from President Pe\u00f1a Nieto for their contributions to the telecommunications industry. Meanwhile, Alejandro Puente, president of CANITEC, received during the feast of Televisa Networks celebrated the first day of the Expo, an award for his 10 years of work on behalf of the industry, from the president of Grupo Televisa, Emilio Azcarraga Jean, along with the executive Pepe Baston.<\/p>\n
With an average attendance over the three days, the most important pay TV channels, took advantage to showcase their innovations for the rest of the year. Although it is important to note the reluctance of some channels, as several of its executives or representatives, were not in appearance, or present a clear offer.<\/p>\n
Likewise, it also highlighted the work of companies like Televisa Networks, Discovery, Viacom, Arris and FOX, to name a few, where its directors were pending on every detail and attending to customers and the communications media.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n\nDuring the last day of the Telecommunications fair, the conference by Francisco Gil Diaz, president of Telefonica Moviles \/ Movistar excelled, which showed Canitec\u2019s unconditional support towards the Telmex attacks pondering the Telecommunications Reform, which he considered a “quantum change ‘.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Enrique Yamuni, Megacable\u2019s CEO, received recognition from President Pe\u00f1a Nieto for their contributions to the telecommunications industry. Meanwhile, Alejandro Puente, president of CANITEC, received during the feast of Televisa Networks celebrated the first day of the Expo, an award for his 10 years of work on behalf of the industry, from the president of Grupo Televisa, Emilio Azcarraga Jean, along with the executive Pepe Baston.<\/p>\n With an average attendance over the three days, the most important pay TV channels, took advantage to showcase their innovations for the rest of the year. Although it is important to note the reluctance of some channels, as several of its executives or representatives, were not in appearance, or present a clear offer.<\/p>\n Likewise, it also highlighted the work of companies like Televisa Networks, Discovery, Viacom, Arris and FOX, to name a few, where its directors were pending on every detail and attending to customers and the communications media.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n During the last day of the Telecommunications fair, the conference by Francisco Gil Diaz, president of Telefonica Moviles \/ Movistar excelled, which showed Canitec\u2019s unconditional support towards the Telmex attacks pondering the Telecommunications Reform, which he considered a “quantum change ‘.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n <\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"With 5000 square meters designated for the exhibition area, and with over 300 affiliates present, from May 29 to 31 at the Centro Banamex in Mexico City, took place the 2013 edition of the Expo CANITEC where TVMAS was present. With a speech by the president of Mexico, Enrique Pe\u00f1a Nieto, Expo officially started on May the 29th<\/sup>, where the Mexican citizen stressed the importance of implementing the so-called “digital switchover”, which would imply that every television in the country are able to receive a digital signal. He also said that cable TV and service managed to triple to 47% of Mexicans, with convergence of 7.3% of landlines and 14% of broadband subscribers.<\/p>\n