The World Television Market

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The World Television Market - Analyses & Forecasts

1. The audiovisual groups: the various powers

• 1.1. The 30 leading groups on the audiovisual market
• 1.2. A steady growth in 2006
• 1.3. Different profitability for the audiovisual companies
• 1.4. Free television channels
• 1.5. The pay television operators

2. The strategic moves of the operators in 2006

• 2.1. Selected events 2006-Q1 2007
• 2.2. Trend 1: The boundary between commercial and pay TV is becoming blurred
• 2.3. Trend 2: Historical operators launching more and more channels
• 2.4. Trend 3: increased effort to diversify to the Internet
• 2.5. Trend 4: refocusing, consolidation and clarification of companies
• 2.6. Trend 5: A limited, yet growing internalization of the European and American audiovisual groups

List of Tables and Figures

• Table 1. The thirty world leading audiovisual firms per 2006 turnover
• Table 2. 2005 turnover growth of the 30 world leading firms
• Table 3. 2006 profitability of the 30 world leading firms
• Table 4. Evolution of the audience shares of some of the television groups
• Table 5. Performances of the main television public services
• Table 6. 2005 performances of the main commercial television groups
• Table 7. 2006 performances of the main pay television groups
• Table 8. Economic indicators of some pay television operators
• Table 9. Percentage of turnover generated in the United States by the major American media companies
• Table 10. International Business of the major media companies

• Figure 1. Combined performance of the 30 largest global companies in 2005 and 2006
• Figure 2. Audiovisual turnover and growth for the 30 largest worldwide companies
• Figure 3. Audiovisual turnover and profitability for the 30 largest worldwide companies

The World Television Market - Geographical Areas

1. Africa - Middle East

2. Latin America

• 2.1. Argentina
• 2.2. Brazil
• 2.3. Mexico

3. Asia

• 3.1. China
• 3.2. India
• 3.3. Japan

4. Australia

5. Canada

6. United States

7. Europe

• 7.1. Germany
• 7.2. Spain
• 7.3. Russian Federation
• 7.4. France
• 7.5. Italy
• 7.6. Poland
• 7.7. United Kingdom

List of tables

1. Africa - Middle East

• Table 1: Estimated number of households subscribing to a satellite TV bundle in Africa/Middle East, in 2005
• Table 2: Liberty Global Latin America subscribers

2. Latin America

• Table 3: Cable subscriber households in Latin American, by country
• Table 4: Households subscribing to satellite bundles in Latin America, by country
• Table 5: Digital TV households in Latin America, by country
• Table 6: Subscription revenue in Latin America, by country
• Table 7: Advertising revenue in Latin America, by country
• Table 8: Change in equipment and TV reception modes in Argentina
• Table 9: Change in audiovisual revenue in Argentina
• Table 10: List of the main TV channels in Argentina
• Table 11: Main subscription TV operators in Argentina
• Table 12: Change in equipment and TV reception modes in Brazil
• Table 13: Change in audiovisual revenue in Brazil
• Table 14: List of the main TV channels in Brazil
• Table 15: Main subscription TV operators in Brazil
• Table 16: Change in equipment and TV reception modes in Mexico
• Table 17: Change in audiovisual revenue in Mexico
• Table 18: List of the main TV channels in Mexico
• Table 19: Main subscription TV operators in Mexico

3. Asia

• Table 20: Cable subscriber households in Asia, by country
• Table 21: Households subscribing to satellite bundles in Asia, by country
• Table 22: Digital TV households in Asia, by country
• Table 23: Change in equipment and TV reception modes in China
• Table 24: Change in audiovisual revenue in China
• Table 25: List of the main TV channels in China
• Table 26: Main subscription TV operators in China
• Table 27: Change in equipment and TV reception modes in India
• Table 28: Change in audiovisual revenue in India
• Table 29: List of the main TV channels in India
• Table 30: Main subscription TV operators in India
• Table 31: Change in equipment and TV reception modes in Japan
• Table 32: Change in audiovisual revenue in Japan
• Table 33: List of the main TV channels in Japan
• Table 34: Main subscription TV operators in Japan

4. Australia

• Table 35: Change in equipment and TV reception modes in Australia
• Table 36: Change in audiovisual revenue in Australia
• Table 37: List of the main TV channels in Australia
• Table 38: Main subscription TV operators in Australia

5. Canada

• Table 39: Change in equipment and TV reception modes in Canada
• Table 40: Change in audiovisual revenue in Canada
• Table 41: List of the main TV channels in Canada
• Table 42: Main subscription TV operators in Canada

6. United States

• Table 43: Change in equipment and TV reception modes in the United States
• Table 44: Changes in Audiovisual revenue in the United States
• Table 45: List of the main TV channels in the United States
• Table 46: Main subscription TV operators in the United States

7. Europe

• Table 47: Change in TV reception modes in Europe, by country, in 2006 (e)
• Table 48: Households subscribed to a terrestrial Pay-TV offering in Europe, by country
• Table 49: Households subscribing to satellite bundles in Europe, by country
• Table 50: Cable subscriber households in Europe, by country
• Table 51: Digital TV households in Europe, by country
• Table 52: Digital terrestrial television deployment plans in Europe
• Table 53: Subscription revenue in Latin Europe, by country
• Table 54: Advertising revenue in Europe, by country
• Table 55: Royalty and public subsidy revenue in Europe, by country
• Table 56: Change in equipment and TV reception modes in Germany
• Table 57: Change in audiovisual revenue in Germany
• Table 58: List of the main TV channels in Germany
• Table 59: Main subscription TV operators in Germany
• Table 60: Change in equipment and TV reception modes in Spain
• Table 61: Change in audiovisual revenue in Spain
• Table 62: List of the main TV channels in Spain
• Table 63: Main subscription TV operators in Spain
• Table 64: Change in equipment and TV reception modes in the Russian Federation
• Table 65: Change in audiovisual revenue in the Russian Federation
• Table 66: List of main TV channels in the Russian Federation
• Table 67: Main subscription TV operators in the Russian Federation
• Table 68: Change in equipment and TV reception modes in France
• Table 69: Change in audiovisual revenue in France
• Table 70: List of the main TV channels in France
• Table 71: Main subscription TV operators in France
• Table 72: Change in equipment and TV reception modes in Italy
• Table 73: Change in audiovisual revenue in Italy
• Table 74: List of the main TV channels in Italy
• Table 75: Main subscription TV operators in Italy
• Table 76: Change in equipment and TV reception modes in Poland
• Table 77: Change in audiovisual revenue in Poland
• Table 78: List of the main TV channels in Poland
• Table 79: Main subscription TV operators in Poland
• Table 80: Change in equipment and TV reception modes in the United Kingdom
• Table 81: Changes in Audiovisual revenue in the United Kingdom
• Table 82: List of the main TV channels in the United Kingdom
• Table 83: Main subscription TV operators in the United Kingdom

List of figures

1. Africa - Middle East

• Figure 1: Distribution of TV households in Africa/Middle East, by country, in 2005
• Figure 2: Distribution of satellite TV households in Africa/Middle East, by country, in 2005
• Figure 3: Distribution of cable subscription households in Africa/Middle East, by country, in 2005
• Figure 4: Distribution of revenue in Africa/Middle East, by country, in 2005
• Figure 5: Distribution of subscription revenue in Africa/Middle East, by country, in 2005
• Figure 6: Distribution of advertising revenue in Africa/Middle East, by country, in 2005

2. Latin America

• Figure 7: Distribution of TV households in Latin America, by country, in 2005
• Figure 8: Share of digital TV households in Latin America in 2005
• Figure 9: Distribution of TV revenue in Latin America, by country, in 2005
• Figure 10: Change in TV revenue in the “major Latin American markets”

3. Asia

• Figure 11: Distribution of TV households in Asia, by country, in 2005
• Figure 12: Penetration rate of digital TV households in Asia, by country, in 2005
• Figure 13: Distribution of TV revenue in Asia, by country, in 2005
• Figure 14: Distribution of TV revenue by source in Asia, by country, in 2005
• Figure 15: Change in TV revenue in the “major Asian markets”

7. Europe

• Figure 16: Distribution of TV households in Europe, by country, in 2006
• Figure 17: Share of digital TV households in Europe in 2006
• Figure 18: Share of multi-channel TV households in Europe in 2006 (e)
• Figure 19: Distribution of TV revenue in Europe, by country, in 2006 (e)
• Figure 20: Distribution of TV revenue by source in Europe, by country, in 2006
• Figure 21: Change in advertising revenue in the five major European markets

The World Television Market - Companies

• 1. ARD-ZDF
• 2. BBC
• 3. BSkyB
• 4. Cablevision
• 5. CBS Corporation
• 6. CCTV
• 7. Comcast
• 8. DirecTV
• 9. Doordarshan
• 10. EchoStar DBS
• 11. France Televisions
• 12. Fuji Television Network
• 13. Globopar
• 14. Grupo Televisa
• 15. ITV
• 16. Liberty Media
• 17. Mediaset
• 18. Modern Times Group
• 19. NBC-Universal
• 20. News Corporation
• 21. NHK
• 22. ProSiebenSat
• 23. RAI
• 24. RTL Group
• 25. RTVE
• 26. SBS Broadcasting (TVSL SA)
• 27. Sony Corporation
• 28. TF1
• 29. Time Warner
• 30. Viacom
• 31. Vivendi
• 32. Walt Disney Company