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August 03, 2010
US video rental transactions are on track to grow for the third year running, though spending will decrease again in 2010; but then the market looks set to stabilize and actually post some reasonable mid-single-digit growth rates through 2014. Price and convenience will keep kiosk rentals climbing steadily while value-add streaming revitalizes subscription rental, fostering a near-term growth spurt in the channel. Traditional rental continues to crumble, but lessening competition and studio windows limiting kiosk and subscription will help keep specialists in the game.
Tables and charts included:
- Rental spending and transactions by channel (2006-2014)
- US rental market by segment: 2006-2014
- Rental market share (2009)
- Traditional rental spending and stores (2006-2014)
- Subscription rental spending and subscribers (2006-2014)
- Kiosk rental spending and kiosks (2006-2014)
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Tables & charts: 6
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Software video total
All Data:
Video software revenues | video software spending
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Hardware
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Video hardware metrics | vhs, dvd, bd, hddvd
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Software video rental
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Video rental market share by outlet type
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Software video rental
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Video software market share by studio | rental market
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Software video rental
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Subscription video rental market
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Software video rental
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Kiosk video rental revenues
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Software video rental
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Traditional video rental market
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Software video rental
All Data:
Video rental spending | video rental revenues | vhs, dvd, bd
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Market overview
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Video market overview | households, spending, revenues | vcr, dvd, bd
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