Mohammed Hamza is a principal research analyst in the Kagan media research group within S&P Global Market Intelligence. He leads the global fixed and mobile telecommunications and consumer technology research teams. His primary focus is on Western Europe's telecom and media landscape. He has spent more than a decade growing the group’s coverage globally, establishing broadband revenue models, global sports coverage, Western Europe and Asia's TV network programming economics, premium video content production economics and tech coverage, including fiber, ad tech, and 4K and digital terrestrial TV. Mohammed is a regular contributor to trade publications and a presenter on various topics across industry events. Before joining S&P Global Market Intelligence in 2010, Mohammed was a senior analyst and editor at a leading telecom and media research firm covering mobile telecom, connected home vendors, technology, products and fiber development, as well as building the company's broadband coverage of the Middle East and North Africa. His journey in the technology, media and telecommunications sector began in the early 2000s as a reporter and editor covering mobile telecom operators, services, regulation and technology. He holds a bachelor's degree in French and history from London University and an MSc in cognitive science and intelligent computing from Westminster University.
Mobile World Congress is back, with 100,000-plus attendees and a worldview that has expanded beyond telecom to fully encompass the best of telco, IT and enterprise technology, from telco to techco. In this report, 451 Research and Kagan Research analysts share their high-level perspectives on the event.
This report highlights some key research to be conducted in 2024 in broadband, mobile and multichannel TV (pay TV), networks and services, and consumer tech platforms and devices. It includes previews of key issues across markets and industry segments that will affect business dynamics, as well as consumer behavior and experience.
This year's Mobile World Congress felt more like the pre-pandemic days, in terms of packed halls, busy stands and overall energy, and S&P Global TMT Research analysts were back on the ground at the event. Over four days, our analysts had more than 80 meetings with attendees addressing a range of topics. This report summarizes high-level themes and takeaways.
This report highlights some of the key research to be conducted in 2023 in the areas of broadband and mobile internet, pay TV networks and services, and consumer tech platforms and devices. It includes previews of key issues across markets and industry segments that will affect business dynamics, as well as consumer behavior and experience.
The global media industry sits at a crossroads as consumers increasingly turn to streaming services for entertainment, news and sports content. The shift to streaming has impacted pay TV operators, network owners, broadcasters and studios alike, although most have rolled out their own digital initiatives to stay relevant in a rapidly changing world. 2023 will test the ability of media firms to adapt, especially as inflation and economic headwinds mount.
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