DUBLIN, 15 September, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "World TV & Video Services Markets: Data & Forecasts up to 2020" report to their offering.
The TV experts publish half-yearly their TV & Video Services observatory covering 39 countries, 10 regions and world consolidated. This ongoing monitoring is accompanied by regular analyses and analyst viewpoints of trends, disruptions and industry moves.
This bundle includes two deliverables:
1. A report (ppt format) The state-of-the-art for TV & Video Services: changes in accessing TV, viewing patterns, TV & video revenues and audiovisual value chain. Besides the monitoring of these criteria the study provides you with analyses and viewpoints of our lead TV & video analysts. It draws the audiovisual landscape regarding TV & video services worldwide, going even further in stressing out the regional differences and market specificities.
2. A half-yearly updated dataset (xlsx) Historicals, Estimations & Forecasts up to 2020
- TV and OTT video access modes: Terrestrial, Cable, Satellite, IPTV
- Network digitization
- TV and video consumption: audience and time spent
- Television and video revenues
- TV revenues: advertising, subscription, public revenues
- Physical video revenues: DVD/BluRay retail & rental
- Video on demand revenues: DTR, EST, SVoD, advertising
Usage indicators
- Viewing time: live TV, catch-up TV, video on demand (VoD) on managed services and OTT
- The top free-to-air channels' audience share
- Number of transactions: DVD and Blu-ray sales and rentals
Access indicators
- General access indicators: TV households, FTA & Pay-TV households
- Households' television access mode on the main TV set: terrestrial, satellite, cable, IPTV
- Digitisation levels: analogue/digital split for each access mode
- Pay-TV penetration: pay-TV/free-to-air only split
- Customer numbers for the main pay-TV services
- Audience figures for the top TV channels for a selection of countries
Revenue indicators
- GDP; TV, Home video and on-demand video revenue's share of GDP
- Income from public financing/licensing fees
- TV and online video (in-stream adverts) ad revenue
- Pay-TV revenue
- Physical video revenue
- Video on demand services revenue
- Type of data
- Background data 2012-2014
- Estimates as of the end of 2015
- Forecasts for 2016-2020
Key Topics Covered:
1. Executive Summary
2. Methodology
3. Viewer behaviour
3.1. Stagnant live TV viewing
3.2. How much is the development of on-demand sources hurting live programming?
3.3. Is the hard copy dead?
3.4. How we will watch TV in future
4. Audiovisual services access modes
4.1. TV access worldwide
4.2. Is cord-cutting good for terrestrial TV?
4.3. Emerging markets: cable driving growth
4.4. Satellite TV continuing to enjoy steady growth
4.5. Limits of IPTV penetration
4.6. The future of access modes
4.7. Worldwide, almost 3 out of 4 households have access to digital television in 2015
4.8. Forces driving the progress of digital TV
4.9. Timetable for the digital switchover worldwide
4.10. The future progress of digital TV
5. Audiovisual industry revenue
5.1. Growth of audiovisual revenue worldwide
5.2. TV revenue growth
5.3. Growth of linear TV revenue worldwide
5.4. Growth of household spending on TV services
5.5. Growth of pay-TV revenue
5.6. TV access and premium services
5.7. Growth of TV ad revenue worldwide
5.8. TV revenue growth
5.9. Growth of video hard copy sales worldwide
5.10. The growth of video hard copy sales worldwide
5.11. Growth of video on-demand revenue worldwide
5.12. The growth of video on-demand revenue worldwide
6. Audiovisual media market players
6.1. America's hegemony continues
6.2. ... including in the OTT sector
6.3. A strong global fooprint for US OTT companies
For more information about this report visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/cp8vls/world_tv_and
Related Topics: Televisions and Television Services
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