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Germany, Europe
Television Intelligence - Jun 08
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Czech Republic, Europe
Television Intelligence - Jun 08
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UK, USA, Europe, North America
Television Intelligence - Jun 08
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, Europe, North America
Television Intelligence - May 08
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UK,
Television Intelligence - Apr 08
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UK,
Television Intelligence - Apr 08
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UK, Western Europe
Television Intelligence - Apr 08
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Netherlands, Western Europe
Television Intelligence - Apr 08
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Germany, Western Europe
Television Intelligence - Mar 08
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There were 78 high-definition channels on air in Europe at the end of Year Two, the year's launches roughly divided between free-to-air, basic pay and premium platforms. But the real channel surge is yet to come. New operators and major sporting events will boost the profile of HDTV in 2008.
Mini Report - Feb 08
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France,
Television Intelligence - Feb 08
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USA,
Television Intelligence - Jan 08
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Poland,
Television Intelligence - Jan 08
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UK,
Television Intelligence - Dec 07
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France,
Television Intelligence - Dec 07
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An analysis of brusiness models and structure of the value chain. Operators have experimented with a variety of business models. TV on mobile can be paid per day, per week, per month, per megabyte, per minute, per channel and per package. Technology limitations, the pre-pay and contract subscriber base, usage patterns and types of content are key metrics for the selection of a suitable business model for consumers. We examine and assess the options available to operators in the mobile TV field.
Mini Report - Dec 07
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Fewer titles have appeared this year across all genres, including music and TVDVDs
Mini Report - Dec 07
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Audiences for online viewing of television programmes are rising but not yet challenging traditional broadcasting.
Mini Report - Dec 07
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France, UK,
Television Intelligence - Nov 07
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But French producers' five-year growth is disappointing
Mini Report - Oct 07
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Free-to-air and basic cable share most major sports rights, compared with pay TV in Europe
Mini Report - Oct 07
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Top service quality provides a firm basis for expected market expansion
Mini Report - Oct 07
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France,
Television Intelligence - Oct 07
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Spain,
Television Intelligence - Oct 07
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France,
Television Intelligence - Oct 07
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Finland,
Television Intelligence - Sep 07
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UK,
Television Intelligence - Sep 07
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Hungary, Poland, Romania, Russian Federation, Turkey,
Television Intelligence - Sep 07
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Netherlands,
Television Intelligence - Aug 07
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Games Intelligence - Aug 07
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UK,
Television Intelligence - Aug 07
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UK,
Television Intelligence - Aug 07
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DVD spending is stablising as the decline in prices decelerates. The East European market is catching up with the West. The market for VHS cassettes has all but disappeared completely. Growth in the DVD retail market was maintained in 2006, volume sales in Europe increasing by 10 per cent from 663.5m units in 2005 to 728.3m. Once again, however, the rise in the number of units sold did not fully translate into growth in value as the average consumer price of a retail DVD sank by eight per cent year-on-year from around €14.00 in 2005 to about €12.90 in 2006.
Mini Report - Aug 07
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SingTel's launch of its IPTV service MioTV brings competition to the pay TV market with the largest range of high definition and video-on-demand content
Mini Report - Aug 07
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Portugal,
Television Intelligence - Aug 07
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India,
Television Intelligence - Aug 07
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UK,
Television Intelligence - Jul 07
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UK,
TV Technology Intelligence - Jul 07
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Italy,
Television Intelligence - Jul 07
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A slump in the total number of new commissions is caused by a lack of new series
Mini Report - Jul 07
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DVD dominates studio movie value but the margins on video-on-demand are greater
Mini Report - Jul 07
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At end June Italy had 800,000 mobile TV subscribers,
hinting at a bright future for the medium in Europe
Mini Report - Jul 07
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Germany,
Television Intelligence - Jul 07
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The seventh edition of this best selling report is the only study of the European cable industry that is fully endorsed by Cable Europe (previously ECCA) and its members. The report contains a detailed analysis of 22 Western and Eastern European cable markets - for each country coverage includes homes passed, cable TV, telephony, Internet, unique cable homes, digital vs analogue as well as breakouts for cable TV, telephony and Internet revenues.
At end 2006, 12.8m households were equipped with HD-ready televisions-an average eight per cent penetration of TV homes. We expect the number of HD-ready households to grow to 94m at end 2011 (56 per cent of TV households). Of the current 12.8m HD-ready homes, we estimate that only 520,000 were already viewing HD-quality broadcasts at the end of 2006, mostly from pay TV (390,000). So about 12m households have an HDready set but are not viewing HD pictures.
Mini Report - May 07
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A listing of the online video sites operated by broadcasters or which are displaying broadcast content.
Mini Report - May 07
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UK,
Games Intelligence - Apr 07
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USA,
Broadband Media Intelligence - Mar 07
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The slow transition from analogue to digital holds lessons for hi-def formats
Mini Report - Feb 07
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UK is leading the way in developing a genre of DVD programming that utilises DVD's potential for interactivity and commands premium prices Interactive DVD (iDVD) is essentially a game on a DVD. Created using the menu architecture on the DVD, content can be navigated via the user's remote control. To date, the most common use of iDVD functionality has been the quiz-based game. In common with traditional board games, most iDVDs are intended for communal use (although some titles cater for single players), distinguishing the format from most video games.
Mini Report - Feb 07
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The business is still in its infancy as few countries have yet started services and uptake in Germany and the UK has been lower than expected, leaving Japan and especially South Korea to make the running.
Mini Report - Feb 07
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The European Parliament has voted on changes to the Television Without Frontiers Directive that brings in the concept of 'audio-visual services' to include non-linear operations
Mini Report - Jan 07
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USA,
Broadband Media Intelligence - Jan 07
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Television Intelligence - Dec 06
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Television output is stable while feature-length animation struggles for distribution. Government the current state of health, despite some spectacular international successes.
Mini Report - Dec 06
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Broadcasters are using trials to push the agenda for allocating freuqnecy spectrum for high definition services on digital terrestrial television (DTT). Results of a London field trial show the public expects hi-def DTT and expects it will be free.
Mini Report - Dec 06
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Broadband Media Intelligence - Nov 06
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Developing a user-friendly means of protecting content. The second generation of DRM technology is emerging—but with what consequences for whom?
Mini Report - Sep 06
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The World Cup games played in Germany this summer were seen by a record 5.9bn viewers. The high definition feed was picked up by 70 broadcasters around the world from the US and Canada to China and Japan via much of Europe.
Mini Report - Sep 06
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Television programmes are providing the key growth area in European DVD markets, commanding higher prices for box sets and often favouring local product.
Mini Report - Sep 06
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European Broadband Cable 2006 contains detailed appraisals of the state of the European cable industry. This report assesses the industry in terms of a number of metrics, including:
Market Size
Revenues
Range of services offered
Technology adoption
Competition from other platforms
Industry regulation
Prospects for future development
This report considers the market for the digital distribution of filmed entertainment and the obstacles which must be overcome before movie download services become a mass market proposition. Screen Digest predicts that European movie downloading will accelerate from Euro 10m in 2005 to Euro 690m by the end of 2010.
New agreements with broadcasters give independent producers more exploitation rights
Mini Report - Aug 06
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Older consumers account for a growing proportion of DVD sales. DVD purchases among Germans aged over 50 have risen 10-fold since 2001
Mini Report - Aug 06
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Mixed market conditions make a common approach to independent film distribution difficult
Mini Report - Aug 06
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Screen Digest analysis indicates that at least 130m free DVDs were distributed by national newspapers in the UK in 2005 alone. By comparison 211m units were sold through mainstream retail channels in the UK. And the pace is accelerating. In first quarter 2006 DVD volume sales through official channels actually declined slightly over the previous year, to 54m units - almost exactly the same number of discs as were given away by the papers. Around 80 per cent of these are retained by recipients, the equivalent of more than five free DVDs per UK DVD household.
Mini Report - Jul 06
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We find a significant discrepancy between demand and offer on key categories
Mini Report - Jul 06
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Gone, it seems, are the days when a customer choosing his pay TV had to spend hours scrutinising a three-dimensional grid of options.
Mini Report - May 06
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A third of Canadian production companies' work comes from foreign location production
Mini Report - Apr 06
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This major report from Screen Digest looks at the prospects for HDTV in free-to-view and pay TV markets in 19 territories worldwide. Historical and forecast data to 2010 is provided for each market for HD TV sales, 'HD ready' households and HD platforms and channels.
Although European pay TV operators are now
shipping HD-capable set-top boxes, availability may
come just too late to ride the World Cup wave
Mini Report - Mar 06
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Independent producers fight to retain the rights they
could exploit in secondary markets
Mini Report - Mar 06
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Five-year tracking analysis of share price movements
Mini Report - Feb 06
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Nearly 40 per cent of television households receive
pay TV services but digital is still in its infancy
Mini Report - Jan 06
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European HDTV services are ready for lift-off. All
the prerequisites are in place and the first services are
about to be launched in Germany, with highdefinition
channels coming to the UK next year.
Mini Report - Oct 05
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UK's worldwide television programme sales almost doubled in 2004 compared with the previous year. Animation is France's most successful genre.
Mini Report - Oct 05
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Checklist of sporting events that must be available for free-to-air television under the European Union's Television Without Frontiers directive
Mini Report - Sep 05
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Comedy made up the entire top 10 DVD titles in the US market in 2004 and its success as a genre is a feature of more mature DVD markets
Mini Report - Sep 05
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This report provides an in-depth analysis of the European market for sports programme rights. Covering 16 European markets and 14 major sports, the report assesses the potential of the emerging broadband and mobile platforms and looks at the relationship between sport and pay TV platforms.
Management Report - Aug 05
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The last time we undertook this analysis, we noted that 2002 had witnessed the most European channel launches in history, with 145 new services in that year.
Mini Report - Aug 05
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Microsoft devices dominate the entertainment hardware market
Mini Report - Jul 05
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Top 10 companies account for nearly half the top 50's turnover
Mini Report - Jul 05
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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
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Screen Digest's latest report is a detailed assessment of the market for feature films on television, both the pay and free TV platforms. Included in the report are historical and forecast values for sales of films to TV platforms in 16 Western European markets. The report also looks at emerging on-demand windows and the pay-per-view market.
Management Report - May 05
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This groundbreaking new report from Screen Digest and FRAPA is the first major study of the increasingly important global television format business. Offering a unique and detailed examination of the economic and legal aspects of the television format business, the report includes more than 250 pages of analysis and over 300 tables and charts.
Management Report - Apr 05
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With its acquisition of the C More Entertainment group in March, SBS Broadcasting changed overnight from a company generating most of its income from traditional advertising to a broader-based new media player. Already in 2005, SBS expects to generate a third of its revenue from carriage fees and subscriptions, and expects it to be half in three to five years.
Mini Report - Mar 05
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The deal struck at the end of last year between the Ligue française de football and pay TV operator Canal Plus for TV rights to the first division championship will make the French league the most expensive in Europe. The size of the deal—€600m —tops the £376m (€534m) that the English Football Association makes each season under its current contract with BSkyB and the BBC.
Mini Report - Jan 05
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This new report from Screen Digest, in association with Germany's Goldmedia, assesses all aspects of television shopping in Europe's key markets. The report is the most complete study to date of European T-commerce and includes five year forecasts as well as comprehensive overviews of the key players in each market.
Mini Report - Aug 04
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This report is the first comprehensive study of the state of public sector broadcasting in Europe's key markets - UK, France, Germany and Spain. The study was carried out by a research group of more than 20 specialist consultants between June and November 2003.
Mini Report - Feb 04
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Mini Report - Jan 04
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