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Published by: Informa Media and Telecom
Published: Nov. 1, 2012
Table of Contents- Global TV and Online Video Advertising Forecasts: 5th edition – PPT (18 slides)
- Global TV and Online Video Advertising Forecasts: 5th edition
- Global TV advertising: Emerging markets key in the push to a US$200 billion sector
- Fig. 1: Net total TV advertising expenditure by region, 2012 vs. 2011
- Fig. 2: Global, net total TV advertising expenditure, 2011-2017
- Fig. 3: Selected five-year TV viewing data, 2007-2011
- Fig. 4: Global, net total TV advertising expenditure per TV household
- Fig. 5: Global, TV advertising expenditure split 2005 vs. 2017
- Fig. 6: Global, net multichannel TV advertising expenditure
- OTT video in 2017: The US$37 bil. land grab
- Fig. 1: Global, OTT-video revenues, 2011-2017
- Fig. 2: OTT-video revenues, key facts
- Fig. 3: OTT-video revenues by region, 2012 and 2017
- Fig. 4: Pay-TV and OTT revenues, 2012-2017
- Fig. 5: Global, leading OTT revenue streams by country and region, 2012 and 2017
- Fig. 6: OTT-video revenue shares by market, 2012 and 2017
- Fig. 7: Global, top five markets by OTT business model, 2017
- Fig. 8: OTT-video advertising, revenue from videos delivered to tablets and smart-TV devices, 2012-2017
- Fig. 9: Global, theoretical contribution of OTT to operator core subscription revenues, 2011-2016
- Fig. 10: OTT-video advertising, aggressive and conservative forecast scenarios
- Fig. 11: OTT-video subscriptions, aggressive and conservative forecast scenarios
- Fig. 12: OTT-video transactions, aggressive and conservative forecast scenarios
- Next-generation TV advertising: Change is certain but not imminent, as traditional TV advertising beds in
- Fig. 1: Broadcasters' and content providers' place in TV-advertising landscape, SWOT analysis
- Fig. 2: Global, on-demand TV-revenue forecasts by platform, 2011-2016
- Fig. 3: Operators' place in TV-advertising landscape, SWOT analysis
- Fig. 4: Global, installed base of connected and unconnected TVs, 2012-2016
- Fig. 5: Connected TVs in TV-advertising landscape, SWOT analysis
- Global TV advertising forecasts, 2005-2017 – Excel file
- Global, OTT video advertising forecasts, 2011-2017 – Excel file
AbstractAfter the global drop experienced in 2009, net TV advertising revenues maintained their return to growth in 2011, with a 3.9% expansion year-on-year taking the global value to US$153.6 billion. Informa’s forecast for 2012 is for a 4.1% global increase, a relatively modest gain, particularly given that 2012 is one of the much-anticipated “quadrennial” years which feature a US Presidential election and a Summer Olympics (with the London Olympics also in an ad-friendly time zone for many of the world’s top markets).
On top of this, there were other positive indicators for 2012, including the EURO 2012 soccer tournament and the prospect of Japan – the world’s second-biggest advertising market – bouncing back from a natural disaster-affected 2011.
Against this backdrop, a 4.1% global increase is significantly lower than would be anticipated in “normal” circumstances. A major reason for this, of course, is the still-patchy recovery from the world-wide economic difficulties.
More positive news is coming from the increasingly important online video sector, which is forecast to grow by 26% over the 2011 to 2017 period. However, from an OTT advertising perspective, two of the most crucial things that service providers must get right over the next five years are monetizing content on devices beyond the PC, and monetizing live content. Not doing so will have very serious revenue implications.
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