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Pay-TV Video on Demand in Emerging Markets -Service Provider Strategies, Business Models and Five-year Adoption Forecasts

Published by Pyramid Research, Inc. Contact us : +1-860-674-8796
Published 2009/10 Content info 98 Pages, 70 Exhibits
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Description TOC

Table of Contents

Table of contents

Table of exhibits

Companies mentioned

Acronyms and abbreviations

Executive summary

Introduction

Section 1: Pay-TV market outlook in emerging markets

  • Most pay-TV subscriptions come from emerging markets
  • Digital technology platforms are likely to drive VoD uptake
  • Low ARPS limits pay-TV' s upside in emerging markets

Section 2: VoD drivers, obstacles and strategies

  • 2.1 Drivers of VoD provisioning
    • New revenue streams driven by VoD capabilities
    • VoD as a differentiator
    • VoD can help satisfy customer demand and build loyalty
  • 2.2 Obstacles to VoD adoption in emerging markets
    • Customer profiles and purchasing power
    • Regulatory hurdles
    • Limited penetration of enabling platforms
    • Investing in bandwidth and managing it efficiently
    • A questionable business case for content providers
    • Inadequate quantity and quality of VoD content
    • Negotiating a favorable revenue-sharing split with content providers
    • Finding the right mix of content can take time
    • Free-to-air and pirated alternatives are abundant
    • Online video and over-the-top broadband VoD: If you can' t beat ‘em, join ‘em
  • 2.3 Finding the right VoD strategy
    • Pay-per-view and NVoD
    • Push VoD
    • A la carte; movies on demand
    • DVRs and time-shifted TV
    • Subscription VoD
    • Free VoD
    • True VoD
    • Operator profile - true VoD: VTR in Chile
    • Interactive VoD
    • Operator profile - interactive VoD: Airtel in India
  • 2.4 Key findings

Section 3: Case studies

  • 3.1 CASE STUDY: Cablevision to use VoD to drive Televisa' s digital content in Mexico
    • Pay-TV market context
    • Cablevision overview
    • Drivers behind VoD provisioning
    • VoD offering and pricing
    • Performance
    • Challenges and lessons learned
  • 3.2 CASE STUDY: Without complementary linear programming, Brasil Telecom abandons strategy
    • Pay-TV market context
    • Oi/Brasil Telecom overview
    • Drivers behind VoD provisioning
    • VoD offering and pricing
    • Performance
    • Challenges and lessons learned
  • 3.3 CASE STUDY: Akado will have to move past PPV to true VoD to differentiate its services in Russia
    • Pay-TV market context
    • Akado overview
    • Drivers of VoD provisioning
    • VoD offering and pricing
    • Performance
    • Challenges and lessons learned
  • 3.4 CASE STUDY: Piracy and online video are obstacles to VoD uptake in China
    • Pay-TV market context
    • VoD offerings in China: Shenzhen Topway Video Communication
    • VoD offerings in China: China Telecom in Shanghai
    • Challenges and lessons learned
  • 3.5 CASE STUDY: PCCW finds success in subscription-based VoD
    • Pay-TV market context
    • PCCW overview
    • Drivers behind VoD provisioning
    • VoD offering and pricing
    • Performance
    • Challenges and lessons learned
  • 3.6 CASE STUDY: Vast content library drives increasing usage at Comcast, but at a rising cost Pay-TV market context
    • Comcast overview
    • Drivers behind VoD provisioning
    • VoD offering and pricing
    • Expanding on-demand content to the PC
    • Performance
    • Challenges and lessons learned

Section 4: VoD and DVR adoption and revenue forecasts

  • 4.1 Brazil: DVRs present a larger opportunity than VoD
  • 4.2 China: VoD and DVRs to remain niche services
  • 4.3 India: Uptake hinges on the availability of local VoD content
  • 4.4 Mexico: Uptake of VoD and DVR services to be driven mainly by cable
  • 4.5 Russia: Boosting competition to drive down prices
  • 4.6 US: The largest VoD market

Related resources

Table of exhibits

  • Exhibit 1: Types of pay-TV VoD
  • Exhibit 2: Global breakdown of pay-TV households, 2005-2014
  • Exhibit 3: Pay-TV penetration of households in select developed markets, 2008
  • Exhibit 4: Pay-TV subscriptions by region, 2008
  • Exhibit 5: TV set and pay-TV penetration of households in select emerging markets, 2008
  • Exhibit 6: Market shares of pay-TV transmission technologies in emerging markets, 2008
  • Exhibit 7: Growth in digital penetration of cable subscriptions across emerging markets, 2008, 2014
  • Exhibit 8: IPTV subscription growth rates across largest emerging-market regions, year-end 2008 to year-end 2014
  • Exhibit 9: Global pay-TV revenue breakdown, 2005-2009
  • Exhibit 10: Pay-TV average revenue per subscription in select markets, 2008
  • Exhibit 11: Multimedia Polska' s average revenue per analog and digital pay-TV subscription, Q1 2008 to Q1 2009
  • Exhibit 12: RGU growth at VTR, Chile, 2005-2009
  • Exhibit 13: Satellite/DTH market shares in select emerging markets, 2008
  • Exhibit 14: Pay-TV ARPS as a percentage of GDP per capita in select markets, 2008
  • Exhibit 15: Low pay-TV penetration of households in select emerging markets, 2008
  • Exhibit 16: Broadband penetration of households in select markets, 2008
  • Exhibit 17: Penetration of two-way-capable services
  • Exhibit 18: Concurrency rate comparison for developed and emerging markets
  • Exhibit 19: Free TV and pay-TV households globally, 2008
  • Exhibit 20: Regional broadband penetration of households, 2008-2014
  • Exhibit 21: Pay-TV market share in Czech Republic, 2005-2008
  • Exhibit 22: DVR pricing in select markets
  • Exhibit 23: BT' s VoD service adoption and penetration of broadband subscriptions, Q2 2007 to Q2 2009
  • Exhibit 24: Evolution of pay-TV VoD services
  • Exhibit 25: Airtel' s interactive services
  • Exhibit 26: Pay-TV indicators for Cablevision, end of Q2 2009
  • Exhibit 27: Cable ARPS and digitalization of pay-TV cable networks in Mexico, 2004-2008
  • Exhibit 28: Leading Mexican pay-TV operators' subscriptions, 2004-2008
  • Exhibit 29: Select pricing for VoD content at Cablevision
  • Exhibit 30: Cablevision' s pay-TV ARPS, 2006-2008
  • Exhibit 31: The pay-TV opportunity in Brazil, 2008
  • Exhibit 32: Brasil Telecom' s VoD content breakdown
  • Exhibit 33: Average household spending on pay-TV services in Brazil, 2008
  • Exhibit 34: Broadband penetration of households in Brazil, 2005-2009
  • Exhibit 35: Pay-TV indicators for Akado, end of Q1 2009
  • Exhibit 36: Pay-TV market shares of delivery technologies in Russia, by subscriptions, 2005-2008
  • Exhibit 37: Cable market shares of operators in Russia, by subscriptions, 2008
  • Exhibit 38: Digital evolution of Akado' s pay-TV subscription base, 2005-2008
  • Exhibit 39: Select films available to Akado subscribers in May 2009
  • Exhibit 40: IPTV and cable offerings VoD offering in Russia, May 2009
  • Exhibit 41: Pay-TV subscriptions and household penetration in China, 2005-2008
  • Exhibit 42: Average spending on pay-TV services by technology in China, 2008
  • Exhibit 43: Digital cable subscriptions in China - totals and as percentage of all cable TV subscriptions, 2005-2008
  • Exhibit 44: Topway VoD channel pricing
  • Exhibit 45: Shanghai China Telecom VoD channel pricing
  • Exhibit 46: Household penetration rates of TVs, PCs, broadband and pay-TV in China, 2008
  • Exhibit 47: Pay-TV indicators for PCCW, year-end 2008
  • Exhibit 48: Hong Kong pay-TV market shares by operator and technology, 2008
  • Exhibit 49: Pay-TV subscriptions by operator in Hong Kong, 2004-2008
  • Exhibit 50: Selected VoD channel prices from PCCW
  • Exhibit 51: PCCW' s pay-TV ARPU
  • Exhibit 52: Pay-TV indicators for Comcast, end of Q2 2009
  • Exhibit 53: Pay-TV by technology platform in the US, 2003-2008
  • Exhibit 54: Impact of digital subscription growth on Comcast' s video ARPU, 2004-2008
  • Exhibit 55: Select pricing for VoD content at Comcast
  • Exhibit 56: Correlation between VoD viewing and the number of VoD titles, Comcast
  • Exhibit 57: Video programming costs as a percentage of video service revenue at Comcast, 2007, 2008 and H2 2009
  • Exhibit 58: VoD and DVR as a percentage of pay-TV subscriptions in select markets, 2008-2014
  • Exhibit 59: VoD demand and revenue forecast for Brazil, 2008-2014
  • Exhibit 60: DVR demand and revenue forecast for Brazil, 2008-2014
  • Exhibit 61: VoD demand and revenue forecast for China, 2008-2014
  • Exhibit 62: DVR demand and revenue forecast for China, 2008-2014
  • Exhibit 63: VoD demand and revenue forecast for India, 2008-2014
  • Exhibit 64: DVR demand and revenue forecast for India, 2008-2014
  • Exhibit 65: VoD demand and revenue forecast for Mexico, 2008-2014
  • Exhibit 66: DVR demand and revenue forecast for Mexico, 2008-2014
  • Exhibit 67: VoD demand and revenue forecast for Russia, 2008-2014
  • Exhibit 68: DVR demand and revenue forecast for Russia, 2008-2014
  • Exhibit 69: VoD demand and revenue forecast for the US, 2008-2014
  • Exhibit 70: DVR demand and revenue forecast for the US, 2008-2014
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