Time Warner Inc. is a vast media and communications corporation spanning the filmed entertainment, Internet, cable television, programming networks and publishing worlds. The company emerged from its bruising merger with AOL only to face government investigations and investor backlash. But against this backdrop, Time Warner has been leveraging its collection of industry-leading companies to push ahead on an array of Television 2.0 initiatives.
IP Media Monitor and Emerging Media Dynamics are therefore proud to announce the release of our February Spotlight on Television 2.0 Leaders report. The spotlight this month is on Time Warner Inc. and the timing couldn't be better. This report comes on the heels of Time Warner's pact with its dissident shareholders and amid intensified activity by the company to mount new online and mobile video services.
The report provides a solid foundation in all of Time Warner's businesses, highlighting the operational and financial performance of each major activity that comes under the Time Warner umbrella. You'll learn which of the company's businesses are the most reliable contributors to Time Warner's bottom-line, and which businesses are the most vulnerable to technological shifts.
More importantly, this report delivers the most up-to-date information and insight into Time Warner's varied Television 2.0 efforts, from the creation of an online video portal in In2TV to Warner Brothers experiment with peer-to-peer video delivery in Europe.
Our analysis also takes a look at AOL, which is a hot-bed of Television 2.0 activities within the Time Warner universe, and presents a bold look at how AOL's ramped-up video efforts might affect the online service's advertising revenue.
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- Introduction and Executive Summary
- I. Brief History of Time Warner
- II. Overview of Time Warner Businesses
- A. AOL
- 1. Initiative to Transform AOL into “Internet Hub”
- 2. Initiative to Drive Members to Broadband
- 3. Pact with Google
- 4. VoIP and Social Networking
- B. Time Warner Cable
- C. Time Warner Filmed Entertainment
- D. Time Warner Networks
- E. Time Warner Publishing
- II. Time Warner’s Television 2.0 Efforts
- A. Time Warner Cable
- 1. Broadband TV Trial in San Diego
- 2. High-Speed Internet Offerings
- a. AOL Portal
- b. Road Runner Portal
- 3. Mobile Consortium with Sprint Nextel
- B. AOL
- 1. In2TV
- 2. TMZ.com
- 3. “Gold Rush” and “The Runner”
- 4. Video Search
- 5. Brightcove
- C. Networks
- 1. CNN
- 2. Cartoon Network
- 3. HBO
- D. Filmed Entertainment/Studios
- III. A Case Study of AOL: How Television 2.0 Could Boost Ad
- Revenues
- About the Author
- About Emerging Media Dynamics
- List of Figures and Tables
- Figure 1 - Time Warner Total Revenues, Q1 03 to Q4 05
- Figure 2 - Time Warner OIBDA Q1 03 to Q4 05
- Figure 3 - Time Warner Subscription Revenues Q1 03 to Q4 05
- Figure 4 - Time Warner Content Revenues Q1 03 to Q4 05
- Figure 5 - Time Warner Advertising Revenues Q1 03 to Q4 05
- Figure 1 - AOL Revenues, Q1 03 to Q4 05
- Figure 2 - AOL Subscriber Counts Q3 00 to Q4 05
- Figure 3 - AOL Cash Flow, Q1 03 to Q4 05
- Figure 4 - AOL Advertising Revenue
- Figure 5 - Time Warner Cable Revenues, Q1 03 to Q4 05
- Figure 6 - Time Warner Cable OIBDA, Q1 03 to Q4 05
- Table 1 - Time Warner Cable Regions/Clusters
- Figure 7 - Time Warner Cable Digital Video Subs., Q1 03 to Q4 05
- Figure 8 - Time Warner Cable High-Speed Subs., Q1 03 to Q4 05
- Figure 9 - Time Warner Cable Digital Phone Subs., Q4 04 to Q4 05
- Figure 10 - Time Warner Filmed Entertainment Revenues, Q1 03 to Q4 05
- Figure 11 - Time Warner Filmed Entertainment OIBDA, Q1 03 to Q4 05
- Figure 12 - Time Warner Networks Revenues, Q1 03 to Q4 05
- Figure 13 - Time Warner Networks OIBDA, Q1 03 to Q4 05
- Figure 14 - Time Warner Publishing Revenue, Q1 03 to Q4 05
- Figure 15 - Time Warner Publishing OIBDA, Q1 03 to Q4 05
- Table 2 - Selected Road Runner Content Partners
- Table 3 - AOL Revenue, by Type of Revenue, Q4 04 to Q4 05
- Table 4 - AOL Advertising Business Metrics
- Table 5 - AOL Projected 2006 Ad Revenue, Assuming 5% Quarterly Growth
- Table 6 - AOL Projected 2006 Ad Revenue, Assuming 7% Quarterly Growth
- Table 7 - AOL Projected 2006 Ad Revenue, Assuming 9% Quarterly Growth
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