Product Type: Market Research Report
Published by: Screen Digest
Published: July 2007
Product Code: R261-65Description The third edition of this best selling report from Screen Digest contains, for the first time, a detailed analysis of spending by broadcasters on original and acquired children’s programming. The Business of Children's Television reveals the impact that an increasingly competitive broadcasting market has had on the genre, with the traditional supporters cutting their expenditure. However, by building their business on the exploitation of intellectual property rights, the leading companies have managed to achieve impressive revenue growth.
Table of Contents - Executive summary
- The Market
- The market
- Output of children’s programmes
- Thematic channels
- Viewing trends
- Market value
- Television
- Terrestrial versus multichannel
- Original versus acquired programming
- Original programming by cable and satellite channels
- Public broadcasters and the private sector
- Home entertainment
- Licensing
- Regulation
- Preschool programming
- Animation
- Live action comedy
- Live action factual programming
- Live action entertainment
- Production: the changing model
- Children’s programme genres
- Preschool programming
- Animation
- Live action comedy
- Live action factual programming
- Live action entertainment
- New platforms
- Broadband and IPTV
- Broadcaster sites
- Other platforms
- Producers launching their own sites
- Mobile market
- Company profiles
- Kids Entertainment
- Alphanim
- BBC Worldwide
- BKN International
- Carrere Group
- Cartoon Network
- Chorion
- Corus Entertainment
- Cookie Jar Entertainment
- DIC Entertainment
- Egmont Group
- Entertainment Rights
- HIT Entertainment
- Jetix Europe
- Marathon Group
- Médias Participations
- Mondo TV
- Millimages
- Moonscoop
- Nickelodeon
- Rainbow
- Scholastic Media
- Sesame Workshop
- TV Loonland
- Walt Disney Company
- Appendix
- TABLES AND CHARTS
- Executive summary
- Top 25 children’s TV companies: Revenue increase last reported financial year vs 2002
- The Market
- Number of children’s channels (as of June 2007)
- Annual output of children’s programmes: generalist channels (hours)
- Belgium: Annual output of children’s programmes in hours
- Denmark: Annual output of children’s programmes in hours
- Finland: Annual output of children’s programmes in hours
- France: Annual output of children’s programmes in hours
- Germany: Annual output of children’s programmes in hours
- Italy: Annual output of children’s programmes in hours
- Netherlands: Annual output of children’s programmes in hours
- Norway: Annual output of children’s programmes in hours
- Spain: Annual output of children’s programmes in hours
- Sweden: Annual output of children’s programmes in hours
- UK: Annual output of children’s programmes in hours
- Australia: Annual output of children’s programmes in hours
- New Zealand: Annual output of children’s programmes in hours
- Canada: Annual output of children’s programmes in hours
- USA: Annual output of children’s programmes in hours
- Children’s channels in Canada - USA - Australia - NZ - Japan
- Europe: Number of children’s channels
- Multichannel subscribers outside USA (000s)
- Multichannel subscribers in the USA (000s)
- TV viewing by children
- Timeslots for children’s programming
- Timeslots for children’s programming continued
- Timeslots for children’s programming continued
- Market share of channels in children’s age group
- Market share of channels in children’sage group continued
- Market value
- Total expenditure terrestrial versus multichannel broadcasters
- Total expenditure public versus private broadcasters
- Spending on children’s programming (€ millions)
- Spending on children’s programming ($ millions)
- Spending on originated programmes: terrestrial TV (€ millions)
- Spending on originated programmes: cable and satellite TV (€ millions)
- Spending on acquired programmes: terrestrial TV (€ millions)
- Spending on acquired programmes: cable and satellite TV (€ millions)
- Spending on children’s programming by type of broadcaster (€ millions)
- Denmark
- Italy
- France
- Norway
- Spain
- UK
- Australia
- Sweden
- Canada
- US
- Total distributor revenues from VHS and DVD (€ millions)
- Total distributor revenues from VHS and DVD ($ millions)
- Retail value of entertainment licensing ($ millions)
- Retail value of entertainment licensing (€ millions)
- Regulation
- Regulations relating to children’s television
Production: the changing model
- Production funding model: DHX Media
- Production funding model: Dupuis Audiovisuel
- France: financing of animation
- New platforms
- On demand platforms offering children’s content
- Children’s channels on mobile networks
- Company profiles
- 25 leading children’s TV companies
- Overall turnover of leading 25
- 4 Kids Entertainment
- Alphanim
- BBC Worldwide
- BKN International
- Carrere Group
- Cartoon Network
- Chorion
- Corus Entertainment
- Cookie Jar Entertainment
- DIC Entertianment
- Egmont Group
- Entertainment Rights
- HIT Entertainment
- Jetix
- Marathon Group
- Médias Participations
- Mondo TV
- Millimages
- Moonscoop
- Nickelodeon
- Rainbow
- Scholastic Media
- Sesame Workshop
- TV Loonland
- Walt Disney Company
- Appendix
- Listed children’s entertainment companies
- Children’s channel launches by territory
- Launches by the big four
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