Product Type: Market Research Report
Published by: CRISIL Ltd.
Published: November 2007
Product Code: R3543-11Description CRISIL Research’s reports would help you answer the following questions in respect of
each of the industry segments under coverage:
- What is the projected growth? Will advertising or subscription revenue contribute to future growth?
- How will digitalisation and the proliferation of the Internet impact the distribution scenario?
- Are traditional business models in the sector becoming extinct?
- How will existing supply chains - physical and digital - evolve over time?
- How far are we away from true convergence?
- What would be the profitability of the different elements in the value chain going forward?
- How would the competitive scenario pan out?
- What are the investment opportunities like in the different elements of the value chain?
- What are the key regulatory issues affecting the industry?
Who will benefit:
- Investment Managers
- Venture Capitalists
- Management Consultants
- Research Companies
- Private Equity Managers
- Market intermediates
- Banks
- Media Professionals
- Analyst
- Other Industry Professionals
Table of Contents - Sections
- Executive summary
- 1.0 Introduction
- Convergence changing media and entertainment landscape
- Increasing broadband penetration, technological advances facilitating
- convergence
- Convergence to herald the collapse of distinct distribution channels
- Media owners to battle for limited consumer time, attention
- Status of convergence in India
- Framework of analysis
- Structure of the report
- 2.0 Industry growth forecast
- Overall industry: M&E industry to continue on growth path
- Increasing cable penetration, advertising spends to drive television
- industry growth
- Rise in advertising spends, increasing circulation to drive growth in
- newspaper publishing
- Film industry revenues to grow at 16.4 per cent CAGR
- Radio broadcasting revenues to touch Rs 25 billion by 2012
- Music industry revenues to double to Rs 17 billion by 2012
- 3.0 Distribution outlook
- Addressability, digitalisation to change television distribution landscape
- Digital pay TV subscribers to grow eight-fold by 2012
- DTH operators to garner two-thirds of digital cable subscribers
- Internet threat not grave for Indian newspaper publishers
- Film distribution - Multiplexes and digital all the way
- Music distribution - Rapidly going digital and mobile
- 4.0 Profitability outlook
- Television industry profitability: Increased competition, lower loyalty
- herald tough times ahead
- Newspaper industry profitability seen higher on growth in ad rates, lower
- newsprint prices
- Profitability outlook of different segments in film industry
- Profitability of radio broadcasters dependent on ad rates
- Music industry profitability seen improving
- Boxes
- 1.0 Introduction
- 01 Scope of the report
- 2.0 Industry growth forecast
- 01 Home video is the largest source of revenues for Hollywood
- 3.0 Distribution outlook
- 01 Definition of addressable system
- 02 Details of TRAI’s order freezing cable television rates in non-CAS areas
- 03 TRAI recommendations on HITS technology
- 4.0 Profitability outlook
- 01 Newspaper publishing - Revenue and cost heads
- 02 Operating models for multiplexes
- Charts
- 1.0 Introduction
- 01 Overview of convergence
- 02 Example of leveraging content
- 03 Different genres of content and distribution media in India
- 3.0 Distribution outlook
- 01 Advantages of digital cinema
- Figures
- 2.0 Industry growth forecast
- 01 Advertising spends (Rs163 billion - 2006)
- 02 Advertising spends (Rs414 billion - 2012)
- 03 Advertising spends forecast
- 04 Television and C&S households
- 05 Average cable ARPU
- 06 Newspaper circulation and readership (per day)
- 07 Radio industry revenues
- 08 Music revenues
- 09 Music industry revenues break-up - 2007
- 10 Music industry revenues break-up - 2012
- 3.0 Distribution outlook
- 01 Player-wise multiplex screens in India (as of September 2007)
- 4.0 Profitability outlook
- 01 Number of channels contributing to 80 per cent of television viewing
- 02 Subscriber revenues of established DTH operator
- 03 Established DTH operator - EBITDA margin (per cent)
- 04 Newsprint prices - Domestic prices and landed cost (Canada)
- 05 Premium paid by advertisers for an English over a Hindi newspaper reader
- Tables
- 2.0 Industry growth forecast
- 01 Media and entertainment industry - Revenues
- 02 Media and entertainment industry - Break up of advertising and subscription
- revenues
- 03 Television industry revenues
- 04 Newspaper industry revenues
- 05 Film industry revenues
- 3.0 Distribution outlook
- 01 TRAI's order on cable television rates in non-CAS areas
- 02 Television distribution platform-wise subscribers
- 03 Theatres by number of screens in USA (2006)
- 4.0 Profitability outlook
- 01 Established DTH operator profitability - Key assumptions
- 02 English newspaper - Projected financial performance
- 03 Hindi newspaper - Projected financial performance
- 04 Multiplex operator - Projected financial performance
- 05 Multiplex operator financial performance - Key assumptions
- 06 Six large cities radio broadcaster - Projected financial performance
- 07 Ten small cities radio broadcaster - Projected financial performance
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