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2008 Trends to Watch: Media and Broadcasting


Published Date: February 2008
Published By: Datamonitor
Page Count: 11
Order Code: R313-30286
 
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SUMMARY
ANALYSIS
Shifting TV consumption habits drive online broadcast distribution
Broadband adoption necessitates effective online business models
Consumers are continuing to spend less time on traditional entertainment channels
Online non-traditional distribution points will proliferate in 2008
Time-shifted viewing habits continue to revolutionize the sector and threaten traditional business models
Revenue diversification is crucial for the broadcast sector to secure growth
Digital TV adoption, particularly IPTV and cable services, will grow in both the US and Western Europe
Broadcast revenue is expected to grow if market players can diversify revenue sources
Traditional advertising is challenged as the largest revenue generator for the broadcast sector
Diversified revenue streams are essential secure positive growth
Multi-platform distribution and digital ad insertion will be key strategies for 2008
Multi-platform distribution creates opportunities for broadcasters and technology providers
Digital program insertion is expected to become lucrative option with the switch to H.264
ACTIONS
Impact on players in the broadcast sector
Recommendations for those selling into the broadcast sector
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List of Tables
Table 1: Global absolute broadband Internet subscriber growth, 2005-2010
List of Figures
Figure 1: Time spent per day using different communications services, 2002 - 2006
Figure 2: Global television revenue, 2002- 2010
Figure 3: Regional revenue sources for the broadcast sector, 2007
Figure 4: Basic digital program interface content value chain


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