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CTF Media expands into sports and entertainment amid TV and broadband stagnation

CTF Media and Entertainment, formerly i-Cable Communications, is shifting its business strategy to focus on new markets as its traditional TV and broadband sectors face stagnation. The company, which holds a free-to-air television license in Hong Kong, plans to expand into event organization, investment, celebrity merchandising, e-commerce, and integrated market solutions, in addition to its existing broadband and television services. This diversification aims to develop new revenue streams and capture growth opportunities in the entertainment and sports economy. AI

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CTF Media expands into sports and entertainment amid TV and broadband stagnation

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Leopold Chen ·

    CTF Media eyes sports expansion as traditional TV and broadband growth stagnates

    Revamped CTF Media and Entertainment, which holds one of Hong Kong’s three free-to-air television licences, plans to expand its focus beyond TV programmes and broadband to entertainment and the sports economy as its traditional businesses stagnate. Revealing the new logo of the c…