2005体育电视国际论坛小组讨论嘉宾：Simon

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　　Simon Twiston DaviesChief Executive OfficerCable and Satellite Broadcasting Association of Asia (CASBAA)802 Wilson House, 19-27 Wyndham StreetCentral, Hong Kong

　　Simon Twiston Davies is the Chief Executive Officer of the Cable & Satellite Broadcasting Association of Asia (CASBAA), a pan-regional organisation representing the interests of the pay-TV industry and related telecoms and new media companies.

　　Before taking his current post Twiston Davies was the CEO of Kagan Asia Media, the Asian regional division of Kagan Associates, one of the most respected media and telecommunications publishing and consulting houses in the United States.

　　In the years before his post with Kagan the British-born Twiston Davies was a Hong Kong-based writer and editor. He specialised in the Asian television and telecoms industries from 1989 when he covered preparations for the launch of Asia's first commercial telecommunications satellite, AsiaSat-1, from Xichang in Sichuan Province. In the process, Twiston Davies closely followed the launch of more than 150 pay-TV channels and cable systems, as well as the increasing maturity of the terrestrial television market.

　　Before moving to Asia in 1987, Twiston Davies was a journalist based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

　　Simon Twiston Davies is the Chief Executive Officer of the Cable & Satellite Broadcasting Association of Asia (CASBAA), a pan-regional organisation representing the interests of the pay-TV industry and related telecoms and new media companies.

　　Before taking his current post Twiston Davies was the CEO of Kagan Asia Media, the Asian regional division of Kagan Associates.

　　Prior to joining Kagan the British-born Twiston Davies was a Hong Kong-based writer and editor. He specialised in the Asian television and telecoms industries from 1989 closely following the launch of more than 150 pay-TV channels and cable systems, as well as the increasing maturity of the terrestrial television market.

　　Twiston Davies began his journalism career in Montreal, Canada before moving to Asia in 1987.