Table of Contents
Chapter I
- Executive Summary
- 1.1. An Industry on the Cusp of Change
- 1.2. Changing Business Models
- 1.3. Internet Video Device - The Next Set Top Box
- 1.4. Market Forecast
Chapter II
- Introduction
- 2.1. An Industry on the Cusp of Change
- 2.1.1. The Threat of Emerging Technologies
- 2.1.2. Drivers of the Future of the Entertainment Industry
- 2.1.3. New Models of the Industry
Chapter III
- Consumer Trends
- 3.1. Consumer Trends Visible Amid Many Choices
- 3.2. TV Screen Dominant and Becoming More So
- 3.3. High Definition TV
- 3.4. Entertainment Spending
- 3.5. What Consumers Want - More Content
- 3.6. When Consumers Want It - Time Shifting
- 3.7. Where Consumers Want It - Mobile
- 3.8. Impact of the Internet
Chapter IV
- Industry Roles and Players
- 4.1. Production, Aggregation, and Distribution Segments of the
Entertainment Industry
- 4.1.1. Combining Production, Aggregation, and Distribution
- 4.2. Revenue Streams
- 4.2.1. Advertising
- 4.2.2. Importance of Ratings
- 4.2.3. Advertising in the New Distribution Channels
- 4.2.4. Syndication
- 4.2.5. Paid Content
- 4.2.5.1. Consumer Paid Services
- 4.2.5.2. One-Time Viewing vs. Owning the Content
- 4.2.6. Revenue from Aggregators and Distribution Channels
- 4.3. Movie Producers
- 4.3.1. The Threats of Different Types of Distribution
- 4.3.2. Impact of Video and DVDs
- 4.3.3. Changing Release Windows
- 4.3.4. Impact of Changes in Marketing Tactics
- 4.4. Television
- 4.4.1. Golden Age of Television
- 4.4.2. Rise of CATV
- 4.4.3. Television Advertising
- 4.4.4. Television Content: Internet and VOD
- 4.5. Cable TV
- 4.5.1. The Rise of the Cable Channels
- 4.5.2. Cable Take Share from Broadcast Television
- 4.5.3. Cable TV Reaches Maturity
- 4.5.4. Cable TV Revenue Stream
- 4.5.5. New Services Require Capital
- 4.6. Satellite
Chapter V
- Internet Video
- 5.1. A New Distribution Channel
- 5.2. Internet Video Distribution - Streaming and Downloading
- 5.3. Advantages of the Internet
- 5.4. Internet Aggregators
- 5.4.1. Music Aggregators
- 5.4.2. Movie Aggregators
- 5.4.3. Broadcast Television
- 5.4.4. Other Potential Aggregators
Chapter VI
- The Next Set Top Box
- 6.1. Developing an Ecosystem
- 6.2. Internet Video Device Specifications
- 6.2.1. Plug-and-Play Devices
- 6.2.2. Remote Controls and Program Guides
- 6.3. Likely Platforms for An Internet Video Device
- 6.3.1. Satellite
- 6.3.2. IPTV VOD
- 6.3.3. Cable VOD
- 6.3.4. PC
- 6.3.5. Consumer Electronic Devices
- 6.4. Imagine the Possibilities
Chapter VII
- Market Forecast
- 7.1. Overview of the Market
- 7.2. Forecast Overview
- 7.3. Device Forecast
- 7.3.1. Satellite Devices
- 7.3.2. Cable Devices
- 7.3.3. Telco TV
- 7.3.4. Consumer Devices
- 7.3.5. PCs Connected to TVs
- 7.4. Internet Video Revenue Forecast
- 7.4.1. Advertising
- 7.4.2. Revenue from VOD
- 7.4.2.1. Television Producers
- 7.4.2.2. Movie Producers
- 7.4.2.3. Satellite
- 7.4.2.4. Telco TV
- 7.4.2.5. Cable
- 7.5. Conclusion
TABLE OF FIGURES
Chapter I
- I-1. Internet Video Devices Installed Base, 2008-2012
- I-2. Internet Video Revenue, 2008-2013
Chapter III
- III-1. Average Hours Spent Watching Television per Year, 2001-2006
- III-2. Adoption Rate of Consumer Electronic Devices
- III-3. HDTV Signal Reception
- III-4. Per Capita Spending on Different Types of Entertainment, 2001-2006
- III-5. US Homes with DVR, 2001-2006
- III-6. Various Types of Devices Owned by American Consumers, 2006
- III-7. Frequency of Internet Video Watching, 2007
Chapter IV
- IV-1. US Viewer Reaction to Streaming Advertising, 2007
- IV-2. US Viewer Reaction to Streaming Advertising, by Age Group 2007
- IV-3. Movie Revenue Distribution, 2006
- IV-4. Movie Revenue Stream, 1997-2006
- IV-5. Shrinking First Run Movie Release Window, 2001-2006
- IV-6. Subscribers to Online DVD Rental Services, 1999-2007
- IV-7. Audience Share by Programming Source, 1980-2005
- IV-8. Basic Cable Subscribers, 1975-2006
- IV-9. Cable TV Revenue Sources, 2001 and 2006
- IV-10. Capital Expenditures by Top Seven MSOs by Category, 2001-2006
- IV-11. Cost Centers of Capital Expenditures, 2001 and 2006
- IV-12. US Satellite Television Subscribers, 2001-2006
- IV-13. US Satellite Subscription Television Revenue, 2001-2006
Chapter V
- V-1. US Residential Broadband Subscriber Growth, 2007-2012
- V-2. Content Choices for Online Videos, 2007
Chapter VII
- VII-1. Installed Base of Internet Video Devices, 2008-2013
- VII-2. Internet Video Device Shipments, 2008-2013
- VII-3. Internet Video Market Share, 2008 and 2013
- VII-4. Internet Video Revenue, by Segment, 2008-2013
- VII-5. Video-on-Demand Market Share, by Segment, 2008 and 2013
- VII-6. Internet Video Revenue for Broadcast Television, 2008-2013
- VII-7. Internet Video Revenue for Movie Producers, 2008-2013
- VII-8. Internet Video Revenue for Satellite Providers, 2008-2013
- VII-9. Internet Video Revenue for Telco TV Providers, 2008-2013
- VII-10 Internet Video Revenue for Cable Providers, 2008-2013
TABLE OF TABLES
Chapter III
- III-1. Digital Television Formats
- III-2. Individual Consumer Spending Levels as a Percentage of Total
Personal Spending, 2006
- III-3. Population by Age of Head of Household, 1995-2010
- III-4. Broadcast Participation in Cable Production, 1992 and 2007
- III-5. Cable Network Monthly Carriage Fees Charged to Cable Operators,
2001-2006
- III-6. Internet Users Who Watch Videos Online, 2007
Chapter IV
- IV-1. Revenue Sources for Selected Popular Movies, 1975-2007
- IV-2. Broadcast TV Industry Revenues from Advertising, 2001-2006
- IV-3. Impact of Recording Devices on Television Audience, 1980-2006
- IV-4. Cable TV Revenue Sources, 2001-2006
Chapter VI
- VI-1. Features of the Internet Video Device
Chapter VII
- VII-1. Features of the Internet Video Device
- VII-2. Installed Base of Internet Video Devices, 2008-2013
- VII-3. Internet Video Device Shipments, 2008-2013
- VII-4. Internet Video Revenue, by Segment, 2008-2013
- VII-5. Internet Video Revenue for Broadcast Television, 2008-2013
- VII-6. Internet Video Revenue for Satellite Providers, 2008-2013
- VII-7. Internet Video Revenue for Telco TV Providers, 2008-2013
- VII-8. Internet Video Revenue for Telco and Cable Providers, 2008-2013
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