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Bell Media Strategy Analysis

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Strong Market Position
Bell Communications holds a firm position in the telecommunication market of Canada. It is amongst the largest Canadian Companies in the Business. Bell Communications offers a wide range of products and services which include Mobile Network and Digital TV services.
Bell Canada is the largest local exchange carrier in Canada's provinces of Ontario and Quebec which include the two most populous cities of Canada namely, Toronto and Montreal. Approximately, BCE holds a massive 56% of market share in Quebec and Ontario. Considering the number of users BCE has to its mobile network, it is one of the largest wireless operators nationwide. Along with the mobile network, it is also the largest digital TV provider in the whole …show more content…

Significant Media Assets.
Bell Communications is the leading company in terms of Multimedia with quite a number of media assets in Canada.
30 TV stations are spread in all of Canada by its Bell Media Segment. Bell Media is also Canada's highest viewed TV service. 35 specialty TV channels are also owned by this segment of Bell Communications. These TV channels include TSN which is Canada's Highest viewed Sports specialty channel according to the number of viewers it has.
BCE also provides mobile TV services to its users which is very much appreciated throughout Canada. It offers live access to Bell's TV network. Astral Out of Home is Canada's leading advertising Company and is owned by Bell Communications.
3. Growth through acquisitions.
The Bell Business Markets’ portfolio of the products of IT were enhanced after the company acquired xWave in 2011.
In line with its strategy, the company acquired Astral in July 2013. This acquisition enhanced the company’s position in the French-language broadcasting markets in Quebec, and provides opportunities for cross-platform innovation and advertising packages spanning digital, TV, radio and out-of-home advertising. These acquisitions align with the company’s strategic imperatives of expanding its network and product portfolio. The company’s inorganic growth strategy enhances its business portfolio, diversifies revenue streams and enhances the scale of

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