Internet Television (Part 2): Service Profiles & Market Analysis
Generator Research Limited
April 4, 2008 49 Pages - SKU: GS1783128
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This report is the second in a three-part series about the delivery of professionally-produced television content over the fixed internet.
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- SYNOPSIS
- Subject Area
- Report Content
- Key Benefits
- Who Should Read This Report?
- Contributors
- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- INTRODUCTION
- Defining Internet Television
- A Vision Of The Future
- Market Dynamics
- A Really, Really Big Prize
- Five Key Stakeholders
- Content Owners
- Commercial Television Broadcasters
- Public Service Television Broadcasters
- Internet Companies
- Telecoms Providers
- Consumers?
- Different Priorities, Different Strategies
- Distribution And Premium Content
- Importance Of Distribution
- How Television Broadcast Contracts Work
- Licensing Tv Content For Which There Is Mass Demand
- Barrier 1: Active Bidding Market
- Barrier 2: Commercial Viability
- Barrier 3: Historic Relationships
- Barrier 4: Timing
- BROADCASTERS
- Presence Of Public Service Broadcasters
- Television Has An Obvious Monetisation Model
- Television Is A Larger, More Competitive Market
- BBC iPlayer
- PC Service
- Distribution To Pay TV Providers
- Hulu
- Other Developments
- TELECOMS PROVIDERS
- BT Vision
- Other Providers
- INTERNET COMPANIES
- Internet Television Service Providers
- Joost
- Blip
- Revision3
- Miro
- Tv Tonic
- ManiaTV
- Veoh
- Revver
- LiveVideo
- Emerging Producers
- Example Sector: Tech News
- GigaOM
- Pop17
- AmberMac
- Example Sector: Eco Living
- MARKET INSIGHT
- Market Segmentation
- Paid-For Vs
- Balance Of Market Power
- Internet Companies
- Broadcasters
- Telecoms Providers
- TV Set Connectivity
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