Research and Markets
(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c35920) has announced the
addition of IP TV Global Forecast - 2006 to 2009 Semiannual IP TV
Global Forecast to their offering.
This latest forecast is an update to the IP TV Global Forecast - 2005 to 2009 dated September 2005. It incorporates the most recent information on IP TV deployments, including:
-- The current and planned deployments of IP TV services by large carriers in Europe.
-- The current and planned IP TV deployments by competitive and smaller carriers in Europe.
-- The current state of IP TV deployments at AT&T, BellSouth, and Verizon in the U.S.
-- The initiation of IP TV trials in China and India that indicate very large future IP TV deployments.
-- The success of a number of early IP TV deployments in Canada, Europe, and Asia.
We are forecasting that the number of DSL subscribers will grow from 97 million in 2004 to 256 million in 2009, a compounded annual growth rate of 21 percent. These DSL subscribers are the base for the IP TV subscribers
The number of global IP TV subscribers will grow from 4.3 million in 2005 to 36.8 million in 2009, a compound annual growth rate of 72 percent.
Europe is leading the market and has higher subscriber numbers than the previous forecast. Both Asia and North America have slipped a bit. Some service providers in Asia are having difficulty with marketing the service and we have tempered our enthusiasm for China a bit. The forecast for North America decreased due to a slower than expected rate of fiber deployment, especially with AT&T.
The number of global IP TV subscribers will grow from 4.3 million in 2005 to 36.8 million in 2009, a compound annual growth rate of 72 percent.
Europe is leading the market and has higher subscriber numbers than the previous forecast. Both Asia and North America have slipped a bit. Some service providers in Asia are having difficulty with marketing the service and we have tempered our enthusiasm for China a bit. The forecast for North America decreased due to a slower than expected rate of fiber deployment, especially with AT&T.
Topics Covered
1 Executive Summary
2 Global Outlook for IP TV
2.1 Europe Continuing to Move Forward
2.1.1 France Is Very Competitive
2.1.2 Telecom Enters Italian Market
2.1.3 Benelux Countries
2.1.4 IP TV Starting in Germany and the UK
2.1.5 Other Western European Countries
2.1.6 IP TV Progressing in Eastern Europe
2.2 Asia Depends on China and India
2.2.1 IP TV Will Dominate in Hong Kong
2.2.2 Taiwan Starting to Move Foreward
2.2.3 Japan Facing Marketing Issues
2.2.4 Korea Will Start IP TV in 2006
2.2.5 China Trailing in Mass
2.2.6 IP TV Starting in India
2.2.7 Activities in Other Asian Countries
2.3 The Major U.S. Incumbents Pushing IP TV
2.3.1 Large U.S. Incumbents are Starting IP TV Activities
2.3.2 Canadian Telcos Adopting IP TV
2.3.3 Smalll U.S. Independent Telcos Continuing their Advance
2.4 IP TV Emerging in the Rest of the World
3 Global IP TV Market Forecast
3.1 Methodology
3.1.1 DSL Forecast
3.1.2 IP TV Subscribers and Revenue
3.1.3 Access System Revenue
3.1.4 Video Headend System Revenue
3.1.5 Video On Demand Servers
3.1.6 Set-top Box Revenue
3.1.7 Middleware Software Revenue
3.1.8 Content Protection/Digital Rights Management Software Revenue
3.1.9 System Integration and Professional Services Revenue
3.2 Global Forecast Shows Strong Growth
3.2.1 Global DSL Forecast Shows a Big Increase
3.2.2 IP TV Subscribers Forecast Remains Firm
3.2.3 Global System Revenue Forecast
3.2.4 Global Access System Revenue Forecast
3.2.5 Global Set-top Box Revenue Forecast
3.2.6 Global IP TV Headend Revenue Forecast
3.2.7 Global IP Video On Demand Revenue Forecast
3.2.8 Global IP TV Middleware Revenue Forecast
3.2.9 Global IP TV Content Protection Revenue Forecast
3.2.10 Global IP TV System Integration Revenue Forecast
3.3 IP TV Market Forecast for Europe
3.3.1 DSL Subscriber Forecast for Europe
3.3.2 IP TV Subscriber Forecast for Europe
3.3.3 IP TV System Revenue for Europe
3.4 IP TV Market Forecast for Asia
3.4.1 DSL Subscriber Forecast for Asia
3.4.2 IP TV Subscriber Forecast for Asia
3.4.3 IP TV System Revenue for Asia
3.5 IP TV Market Forecast for North America
3.5.1 DSL Subscriber Forecast for North America
3.5.2 IP TV Subscriber Forecast for North America
3.5.3 IP TV System Revenue for North America
3.6 IP TV Market Forecast for the Rest of the World
3.6.1 DSL Subscriber Forecast for the Rest of the World
3.6.2 IP TV Subscriber Forecast for the Rest of the World
3.6.3 IP TV System Revenue for the Rest of the World
4 Opportunities, Risks, and Recommendations
4.1 Opportunities
4.2 Risks
4.3 Recommendations
Table of Figures
Table of Tables
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c35920
This latest forecast is an update to the IP TV Global Forecast - 2005 to 2009 dated September 2005. It incorporates the most recent information on IP TV deployments, including:
-- The current and planned deployments of IP TV services by large carriers in Europe.
-- The current and planned IP TV deployments by competitive and smaller carriers in Europe.
-- The current state of IP TV deployments at AT&T, BellSouth, and Verizon in the U.S.
-- The initiation of IP TV trials in China and India that indicate very large future IP TV deployments.
-- The success of a number of early IP TV deployments in Canada, Europe, and Asia.
We are forecasting that the number of DSL subscribers will grow from 97 million in 2004 to 256 million in 2009, a compounded annual growth rate of 21 percent. These DSL subscribers are the base for the IP TV subscribers
The number of global IP TV subscribers will grow from 4.3 million in 2005 to 36.8 million in 2009, a compound annual growth rate of 72 percent.
Europe is leading the market and has higher subscriber numbers than the previous forecast. Both Asia and North America have slipped a bit. Some service providers in Asia are having difficulty with marketing the service and we have tempered our enthusiasm for China a bit. The forecast for North America decreased due to a slower than expected rate of fiber deployment, especially with AT&T.
The number of global IP TV subscribers will grow from 4.3 million in 2005 to 36.8 million in 2009, a compound annual growth rate of 72 percent.
Europe is leading the market and has higher subscriber numbers than the previous forecast. Both Asia and North America have slipped a bit. Some service providers in Asia are having difficulty with marketing the service and we have tempered our enthusiasm for China a bit. The forecast for North America decreased due to a slower than expected rate of fiber deployment, especially with AT&T.
Topics Covered
1 Executive Summary
2 Global Outlook for IP TV
2.1 Europe Continuing to Move Forward
2.1.1 France Is Very Competitive
2.1.2 Telecom Enters Italian Market
2.1.3 Benelux Countries
2.1.4 IP TV Starting in Germany and the UK
2.1.5 Other Western European Countries
2.1.6 IP TV Progressing in Eastern Europe
2.2 Asia Depends on China and India
2.2.1 IP TV Will Dominate in Hong Kong
2.2.2 Taiwan Starting to Move Foreward
2.2.3 Japan Facing Marketing Issues
2.2.4 Korea Will Start IP TV in 2006
2.2.5 China Trailing in Mass
2.2.6 IP TV Starting in India
2.2.7 Activities in Other Asian Countries
2.3 The Major U.S. Incumbents Pushing IP TV
2.3.1 Large U.S. Incumbents are Starting IP TV Activities
2.3.2 Canadian Telcos Adopting IP TV
2.3.3 Smalll U.S. Independent Telcos Continuing their Advance
2.4 IP TV Emerging in the Rest of the World
3 Global IP TV Market Forecast
3.1 Methodology
3.1.1 DSL Forecast
3.1.2 IP TV Subscribers and Revenue
3.1.3 Access System Revenue
3.1.4 Video Headend System Revenue
3.1.5 Video On Demand Servers
3.1.6 Set-top Box Revenue
3.1.7 Middleware Software Revenue
3.1.8 Content Protection/Digital Rights Management Software Revenue
3.1.9 System Integration and Professional Services Revenue
3.2 Global Forecast Shows Strong Growth
3.2.1 Global DSL Forecast Shows a Big Increase
3.2.2 IP TV Subscribers Forecast Remains Firm
3.2.3 Global System Revenue Forecast
3.2.4 Global Access System Revenue Forecast
3.2.5 Global Set-top Box Revenue Forecast
3.2.6 Global IP TV Headend Revenue Forecast
3.2.7 Global IP Video On Demand Revenue Forecast
3.2.8 Global IP TV Middleware Revenue Forecast
3.2.9 Global IP TV Content Protection Revenue Forecast
3.2.10 Global IP TV System Integration Revenue Forecast
3.3 IP TV Market Forecast for Europe
3.3.1 DSL Subscriber Forecast for Europe
3.3.2 IP TV Subscriber Forecast for Europe
3.3.3 IP TV System Revenue for Europe
3.4 IP TV Market Forecast for Asia
3.4.1 DSL Subscriber Forecast for Asia
3.4.2 IP TV Subscriber Forecast for Asia
3.4.3 IP TV System Revenue for Asia
3.5 IP TV Market Forecast for North America
3.5.1 DSL Subscriber Forecast for North America
3.5.2 IP TV Subscriber Forecast for North America
3.5.3 IP TV System Revenue for North America
3.6 IP TV Market Forecast for the Rest of the World
3.6.1 DSL Subscriber Forecast for the Rest of the World
3.6.2 IP TV Subscriber Forecast for the Rest of the World
3.6.3 IP TV System Revenue for the Rest of the World
4 Opportunities, Risks, and Recommendations
4.1 Opportunities
4.2 Risks
4.3 Recommendations
Table of Figures
Table of Tables
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c35920
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