Angus Wood
ANGUS WOOD was a research analyst in Screen Digest's video team, tracking developments in both the video and games industries for the monthly Screen Digest newsletter. He researched and co-authored the Screen Digest report The outlook for online rental: A strategic analysis of the US and European markets, and has contributed to a number of key consultancy projects. Most recently, he has completed a report examining the changing theatrical-to-DVD window in the US and key European territories for presentation to the 14th European Video Perspectives (PEVE) conference, for which Screen Digest compiles the programme.
Angus read History at Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, where he was also awarded an MPhil for his research into the British intelligence services.
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Developing an attractive consumer proposition is
gaining ground on the bricks-and-mortar tradition The business model developed by Netflix - of
multiple DVD borrowings delivered by postal
services for a fixed monthly fee - is being adopted
by other so-called rentailers and is gaining ground
in the marketplace. It avoids the disadvantages
perceived by consumers of having to visit a store
twice to choose and return a title, with the risk of
fines for late returns. But the model has its own
issues to contend with.
Mini Report - Feb 06
(PDF)
In its launch weekend Microsoft's updated format
disappointed with lower sales than the earlier version
Mini Report - Feb 06
(PDF)
HD drives cunsumer electronics
Our round-up of developments on show at the
Consumer Electrinics Show (CES) in Las Vegas
earlier this month puts the emphasis on high
definition—notably for television sets and nextgeneration
DVD. Convergence is manifesting itself in
practice, as US consumer electronics sales post a
record 11 per cent rise in 2005.
Mini Report - Jan 06
(PDF)
In the 'big five' West European countries, viewers
watch an average of more than one DVD a week but
over a quarter of copies are borrowed
Mini Report - Jan 06
(PDF)
This report analyses the changing release strategies for retail DVD in the USA and the key European markets of UK, Germany and Spain. Employing data on the top 50 titles by box office in each territory, the report examines the effect of the closure of the European rental-only window, and quantifies the much-debated squeezing of the theatrical-to-DVD retail window between 2002 and H1 2005.
Management Report - Nov 05
(Print & PDF)
This report analyses the changing release strategies for retail DVD in the USA and the key European markets of UK, Germany and Spain. Employing data on the top 50 titles by box office in each territory, the report examines the effect of the closure of the European rental-only window, and quantifies the much-debated squeezing of the theatrical-to-DVD retail window between 2002 and H1 2005.
Management Report - Nov 05
(Print & PDF)
This report gives the first detailed analysis of the rapidly growing online rental markets in 7 key western European territories in Europe and the US. Included are profiles of the key players in each territory, analysis of business models and metrics as well as market forecasts to 2009 for each territory.
This report gives the first detailed analysis of the rapidly growing online rental markets in 7 key western European territories in Europe and the US. Included are profiles of the key players in each territory, analysis of business models and metrics as well as market forecasts to 2009 for each territory.
Management Report - Nov 05
(Print & PDF)
Screen Digest's most recent report looks at the rapidly growing market for TVDVD – now the fastest growing sector of the retail DVD market. The report includes historical and forecast data for the US, Western European and key individual European territories as well as analysis of pricing trends.
Management Report - Jun 05
(Print & PDF & HTML)
Screen Digest's most recent report looks at the rapidly growing market for TVDVD – now the fastest growing sector of the retail DVD market. The report includes historical and forecast data for the US, Western European and key individual European territories as well as analysis of pricing trends.
Management Report - Jun 05
(Print & PDF & HTML)
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