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Media Statistics > Television > Subscription TV revenues (most recent) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount 
# 1   Japan: 5,816 
# 2   India: 1,846 
# 3   China: 1,750 
# 4   Korea, South: 1,017 
# 5   Taiwan: 998 
# 6   Australia: 571 
# 7   Hong Kong: 235 
# 8   New Zealand: 168 
# 9   Malaysia: 164 
# 10   Philippines: 162 
# 11   Thailand: 119 
# 12   Singapore: 67 
# 13   Indonesia: 34 
Total: 12,947  
Weighted average: 995.9  



DEFINITION: Subscription television revenues in 2002 (millions of $US)

SOURCE: Informa Media Group

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