April 13, 2011

The international video industry continues to outperform North America in spending terms, declining 2.1 per cent on average each year over the past five years compared against a 5.4 per cent decline in North American spending. As a result, the international video industry continues to increase its importance on the world stage, accounting for almost 56 per cent of global spending on physical video in 2010, up from a 52 per cent share in 2005.

Tables and charts included:

• Total video spending North America vs. International ($bn)
• Total video revenues North America vs. International ($bn)
• International revenue from video
• International retail spending by format ($bn)
• International rental spending by format ($bn)
• International trade level shipments: retail and rental (units m)
• Total retail video sales to consumers: International (units m)
• Annual purchases per equipped household: International (units)
• Average price of physical media: International ($)
• Video hardware households: North America vs. International (m)
• Total international video market: consumer spending ($bn)

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Tables & charts: 11

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