Australia: the changing face of online rental

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By
David Scott

Irina Kornilova

Marija Jaroslavskaja

August 17, 2011

Australia is on course to become one of the most competitive digital movie markets in the world. Incumbent telco Telstra has overtaken the big international players in the space as its hybrid online/digital terrestrial TV set-top box, T-Box, is gaining momentum. At the same time, the country's largest online disc-by-mail company, Quickflix, has acquired the physical rental business of BigPond Movies from Telstra, securing the dominant position on the online DVD rental market in Australia and is gearing up for digital movies offer of its own.

Tables and charts included:

Online subscription video disc rental
Paying subscribers as % DVD HHs in Australia, UK and USA
Announced video consumer electronics relationships
Australian iVoD market 2011 service provider shares (%)
T-Box installed base (000s)
H1 2011: retail broadband subscribers by leading ISP (m)
H1 2011: half-yearly net additions in retail broadband subscribers by leading ISP (m)

Pages: 8

Tables & charts: 7

Tags:

Countries: Australia
Companies: Quickflix Telstra Netflix Lovefilm Apple Microsoft Sony

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