Personal TV - What prospects for the European market?

Table of Contents

1. Introduction

• 1.1. Personal TV: the next phase?
• 1.2. Methodology
  • 1.2.1. Report objectives
  • 1.2.2. Scope of analysis
  • 1.2.3. Two main families of offers for personal TV

2. Main characteristics of personal TV offerings

• 2.1. Functionalities
• 2.2. Equipment and applications for personal TV
  • 2.2.1. Multiple types of equipment and applications
  • 2.2.2. Detailed analysis of personal TV technical components
• 2.3. Business models
  • 2.3.1. Personal TV services associated with pay TV
  • 2.3.2. Stand-alone personal TV offerings
• 2.4. Anticipated developments
  • 2.4.1. More enhanced personal TV solutions
  • 2.4.2. More "individualised" and protected personal TV
  • 2.4.3. Does personal TV profit from P2P?
  • 2.4.4. On the road to Digital Home Media Entertainment...
  • 2.4.5. Are we approaching a boom in mobile personal TV?

3. Development prospects in Europe

• 3.1. Market characteristics in 2006
  • 3.1.1. General overview
  • 3.1.2. Personal TV services associated with pay-TV
  • 3.1.3. Stand-alone personal TV offers
• 3.2. Medium-term development prospects
  • 3.2.1. Obstacles that should naturally disappear in the medium term
  • 3.2.2. Factors encouraging development
  • 3.2.3. Medium-term market forecasts

List of tables and figures

• Table 1: Typology of personal TV
• Table 2: Personal TV technical configurations
• Table 3: Example of "secondary" functionalities included in personal TV solutions
• Table 4: Main features of STBs available on the market at end-2006
• Table 5: Examples of consumer PVR software for PCs
• Table 6: Existing and future functionalities of nPVR solutions
• Table 7: Comparison of different terminal centric personal TV solutions
• Table 8: Personal TV penetration in Europe, end-2006 (% TV homes)
• Table 9: Rise in number of PVR subscribers in the United States, by operator
• Table 10: Penetration of personal TV solutions on different pay-TV carriers in Europe in 2006
• Table 11: Main solutions for personal TV services associated with pay-TV, mid-2006 in Europe
• Table 12: Examples of DVD recorders with HDD available on the European market in 2006
• Table 13: Main media centers available on the European market in 2006
• Table 14: Main portable devices for personal TV available on the European market in 2006
• Table 15: Personal TV solutions on DTT networks in Europe in 2006
• Table 16: Personal TV software solutions in 2006
• Table 17: Examples of online personal TV applications
• Table 18: Launches of personal TV services combined with pay-TV announced in Europe during 2006
• Table 19: Number of homes using a personal TV system by 2012
• Table 20: Number of households using a personal TV system in France by 2012
• Table 21: Number of households using a personal TV system in Germany by 2012
• Table 22: Number of households using a personal TV system in Italy by 2012
• Table 23: Number of households using a personal TV system in Spain by 2012
• Table 24: Number of households using a personal TV system in the United Kingdom by 2012

• Figure 1: Different phases of Europe' s TV industry
• Figure 2: Players and changes in the TV ecosystem
• Figure 3: How a box is used in the home
• Figure 4: How a DMA is used in the home
• Figure 5: Microsoft' s Xbox 360 and PS3/PSP
• Figure 6: Veoh Networks TV ecosystem
• Figure 7: Joost' s personal TV model
• Figure 8: Personal TV market players
• Figure 9: From personal TV to the digital home
• Figure 10: Personal TV growth in the United States
• Figure 11: Penetration of personal TV services associated with pay-TV in the main European countries in 2006
• Figure 12: Structure of installed personal TV systems in Europe
• Figure 13: Personal TV penetration in the main European countries by 2012
• Figure 14: Personal TV revenues structure in Europe in 2012
• Figure 15: Structure of installed personal TV systems in France in 2012
• Figure 16: Personal TV revenues structure in France in 2012
• Figure 17: Structure of installed personal TV systems in Germany in 2012
• Figure 18: Personal TV revenues structure in Germany in 2012
• Figure 19: Structure of installed personal TV systems in Italy in 2012
• Figure 20: Personal TV revenues structure in Italy in 2012
• Figure 21: Structure of installed personal TV systems in Spain in 2012
• Figure 22: Personal TV revenues structure in Spain in 2012
• Figure 23: Structure of installed personal TV systems in the United Kingdom in 2012
• Figure 24: Personal TV revenues structure in the United Kingdom in 2012