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European Pay-TV Forecasts

 
Introduction
Overview
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Table of Contents
Who Should Buy?
The Author
Reviews
Penetration - Subscriptions
Revenues - Distribution

64 Charts & Tables
113 Pages - Full colour
© IMR August 2003

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News Corporation, Disney, Paramount, Discovery Channel...

  Forecasts to 2008
 
 

David Brown's report provides an unparalleled and comprehensive source of data on the European Pay-TV industry, including every key statistic necessary for your business strategy. It will make planning faster, cheaper and more accurate. Already described by industry authorities as 'invaluable', 'highly informative' and 'well-researched', it will provide you with the tools needed to develop a European strategy and business plan for Pay-TV channels

The data, short and long-term forecasts, and analysis contained in the report are absolutely vital for anyone involved in European Pay-Television.

On a country-by-country basis, it provides information on the TV environment, distribution options, channels already broadcasting and their prospects, with forecasts up to 2008 for Pay-TV, including broadband and Video-on-Demand, and an assessment of winners and losers.

  Key answers
 
 

  • What will be the fastest growing sectors in Pay-TV up to 2008?
  • Will Pay-TV Cable perform more strongly than DTH?
  • How fast will Pay-TV revenues grow by 2008?
  • What will be the biggest European Pay-TV market in revenue terms?
  • Which countries will have the highest Pay-TV penetration in Europe?
  • Where are the best opportunities in Western European Pay-TV?
  • What are the growth forecasts for every platform in major West European Countries?
  • How will different markets implement Pay-TV?
  • Which platforms are being used for Pay-TV in Europe?
  • Where will the competition be in 2008?
  • Which European markets are best for Pay-TV and what are their prospects?
  • What will the European Pay-TV landscape look like in 2008?