World Television Market: Terrestrial, Satellite, Cable, IPTV

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The world television market – estimated at €340 billion in 2012 – is expected to experience a steady decline in growth up to 2016. This report provides readers with a detailed look at a sector on the precipice of unprecedented upheaval. It reveals the chief forces driving the industry's growth and transformation – exploring key market trends and supplying volume and revenue forecasts up to 2016.

• Can terrestrial TV hold its own against the rise of rival broadcasting networks, i.e. satellite, cable, IPTV?• Will hybrid television (terrestrial/DTH and OTT) help revive wireless networks?• Can emerging markets provide solid growth prospects in these uncertain times?• How long can we expect to see pay-TV revenue continue to grow in the US? Are there lessons in there for Europe?• How will TV market revenue evolve in the era of OTT video and cord-cutting? What choices are consumers making?> Database updated in July and December 2012

• Digital TV access technology & penetration

• How TV industry revenue is evolving

• Pay TV's contribution

2. Methodology

3. TV access modes

3.1. Key facts

• Cable becoming the main TV access

mode

• Asia home to more than half of the

world's TV households

3.2. Structural decline of terrestrial TV

• Terrestrial hit hard by competition from

new networks

• But still the main access mode in

emerging markets

3.3. Emerging markets: growth being

sustained by cable

• Main TV access network on the planet

• Growth in emerging countries being

driven by increase in CATV households

• The biggest cable TV markets

3.4. Satellite on the rise

• Enjoying a very healthy momentum

• Both free and pay-TV satellite services

making strides

• The biggest satellite TV markets

3.5. Limits of IPTV penetration

• Growth still lively but IPTV struggling to

take hold in certain local markets

• The biggest IPTV markets

3.6. IDATE's take on the future of

television access modes

4. Digital TV

4.1. Half of all households worldwide

have access to digital TV

4.2. Digital TV growth drivers

4.3. Digital switchover timetable for

systems around the world

4.3. Digital TV penetration in the main TV

markets

4.4. IDATE's take on the future of digital

television

5. TV industry revenue

5.1. How TV revenue is evolving around

the globe

- Pay-TV driving growth

- Europe losing ground to Asia-Pacific

and Latin America

5.2. Growth momentum comparison: TV

market vs. the economy as a whole

5.3. Changes in household spending on

TV

5.4. How pay-TV revenue is evolving

5.5. TV access and Premium services

5.6. How TV ad revenue is evolving

5.7. IDATE's take on the future of

television revenue

6. The TV industry's main

players

6.1. TV industry rankings by revenue

6.2. Geographical location of the TV

industry's top players

6.3. Pay-TV providers' international

expansion

To order this report:Television_Broadcasting Industry: World Television Market: Terrestrial, Satellite, Cable, IPTV

Nicolas Bombourg

Reportlinker

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