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July 20, 2011
US consumers spent $134bn on entertainment in 2010, almost two-thirds more than their West European counterparts. The biggest reason for this difference is spending on pay TV services: US consumers spent over $80bn on pay TV subscriptions alone in 2010 - more than the combined entertainment outlay of the whole of Western Europe. This report examines how Europe's strong public sector broadcasting tradition reinforces this discrepancy and assesses entertainment spending in the two regions after controlling for the differences in the pay TV subscription market.
Tables and charts included:
- Consumer spending on entertainment 2001-2010: USA
- Consumer spending on entertainment 2001-2010: Western Europe
- Consumer spending ex cable/satellite TV: 2001-2010: USA
- Consumer spending ex cable/satellite TV: 2001-2010: Western Europe
- Consumer spending gap 2010: USA v. Western Europe
Pages: 6
Tables & charts: 7
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Box office revenue
Box office revenue:
Cinema box office revenue with forecasts
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24 May 13
Video software - rental
Western Europe:
Volume, value and average price
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23 May 13
Video software - retail (sell-through)
Western Europe:
Volume, value and average price
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23 May 13
Online movies
USA:
Total online movie revenues
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13 May 13
Online movies
Western Europe:
Total online movie revenues
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13 May 13
Online TV
USA:
Total online TV revenues
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13 May 13
Retail software
Western Europe:
Annual games sales value
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08 May 13
Retail software
USA:
Annual games sales value
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08 May 13
Video software - rental
USA:
Volume, value and average price
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03 May 13
Video software - retail (sell-through)
USA:
Volume, value and average price
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03 May 13
