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China's TV advertising industry keeps growing | 19 Jan 12 tags › China's TV advertising market grew by 11 per cent in 2011 to a market volume of Euro 24bn. Key metrics such as adspend per capita highlight that TV advertising is still undercapitalized. But regulatory changes are threat to sustainability of double-digit growth looking forward.
State of the US pay TV operator market | 23 Dec 11 tags › Pay TV operators were able to minimise subscriber loss in the third quarter of 2011, compared to a year earlier. After posting a net subscriber loss of 54,000 last year, net declines were only 9,000 in the same quarter this year. The improvement is largely due to better cable video retention strategies, and stronger performance in the satellite segment. In contrast, the IPTV segment's growth has shown signs of slowing down. This market monitor examines the third-quarter results in the context of the long-term trends in our US pay TV projection model.
The big picture on video entertainment spending | 14 Dec 11 tags › While pay TV operators, networks and investors worry about the potential of cord-cutting, cord-shaving or cord-avoidance (various ways for consumers to limit their spending on pay TV subscriptions), the reality is that consumers are generally keeping their pay TV subscriptions and finding other areas to cut back their entertainment spending-mainly by cutting back on their purchasing of physical discs. The digitization of both networks and physical media since the early 1990s, created a video entertainment business that generated more than $100bn ($101bn to be exact) for the first time in 2010. But growth has slowed markedly in recent years, as a flattening picture for transactional spending post 2004, went negative in 2008-2010.

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Sky pushes multiscreen as core TV business slows | 31 Jan 12 tags › BSkyB saw net additions of core TV households for the year to end of 2011 more than half against the previous year, but put more weight behind multiscreen and out-of-home access to drive future growth,...
Time Warner Cable: video revenue flat, broadband up | 27 Jan 12 tags › Time Warner Cable (TWC), the 2nd largest cable operator in the U.S., posted a fourth quarter residential video decline of 129,000 subscribers, or 1.1 per cent of its basic subscriber base. This is an...
Verizon maintains FiOS momentum | 26 Jan 12 tags › Verizon added 194,000 FiOS video subscribers during the fourth quarter of 2011, bringing the IPTV operator's subscriber base to 4.17m, up a respectable 20 percent from 2010 when it ended the year at 3.47m. For...

Presentations

Mobile content market: Application stores transform the market | 12 Jul 10 tags › 2009 was a difficult year for the operator distributed mobile content market, particularly in mature Western markets as content shifts from operators' portals to off-portal application stores and the availability of free media content increases. In response to a recent update of Screen Digest mobile media forecasts, Ronan de Renesse, Head of the Mobile Intelligence team, delivered a webinar highlighting key facts and figures regarding the impact of application stores on the mobile content market. Key topics in the presentation included: 2009 trends for mobile video, mobile games and mobile music; impact Apple's App Store on the mobile content market; challenges and opportunities for media companies in the mobile application space; the role of mobile in multi-screen strategies.
Digital cinema roll-out in Europe | 01 Jul 10 David Hancock, Screen Digest's Head of Cinema, presented an overview of European digital cinema progress and approaches in order to set the context for his panel discussion at Cine Expo 2010 in Amsterdam. The presentation gives latest d-screen numbers in Europe, tracks third-party integrator progress in signing screens to their Virtual Print Fee programmes, defines the size of the digital shortfall faced by the continent and summarises some of the approaches being taken by public sector and other bodies towards digital conversion.

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