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PSM PRODUCES LOCAL CONTENT ORIGIN OF ALL FICTION BROADCAST BY TV CHANNELS IN EUROPE (2011) European fiction (feature films, TV films, short films, series and animation) represents more than 60% of total fiction programmes broadcast by PSM.
100% 7.6%
10.8%
90% 80%
30.6%
70% 60% 50%
58.8%
61.8% European fictions
35.7%
40%
30.4% European fictions
30%
It falls to 30% when considering only commercial channels.
20%
21.2% 26.1%
10%
9.2% 0% Public service channels National
EUR (non national)
Commercial channels US
Other (non EUR)
Source: EBU based on European Audiovisual Observatory and ROVI data
European films represent more than half of total film hours broadcast by PSM (52%). In the case of commercial channels, European films only represent 33% of their total film hours.
ORIGIN OF FEATURE FILMS BROADCAST BY TV CHANNELS IN EUROPE (2011) 100%
6.9%
8.0%
90% 80% 40.7%
70%
58.5%
60% 50%
52.4% European films
40% 30%
33.5% European films
38.2%
20% 10%
27.5% 14.2% 6.0%
0%
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Public service channels National
EUR (non national)
Commercial channels US
Other (non EUR)
Source: EBU based on European Audiovisual Observatory and ROVI data
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ALWAYS MORE SERVICES: TV CHANNELS TV CHANNELS ESTABLISHED IN 35 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES (2002 – 2012) 10000
10799
9000
The number of TV channels established in Europe (35 countries) went from about 4 600 in 2002 to almost 11 000 ten years later, in 2012.
+57.2%
8000
c.a. 5500 local & regional
4680
7000 6000
c.a. 3500 local & regional
5000 4000
+349.1%
3000
5299 national & international
2000 1000
1180 national & international
0
December 2002
December 2012
Source: EBU based on European Audiovisual Observatory
HD CHANNELS ESTABLISHED IN THE EU-28 (2009-2012)
The explosion in the number of HD channels has largely been contributing to the multiplication of TV channels. Indeed, more than 40% of the TV channels launched in 2012 were HD.
1000
+61.0%
900
950
800 700
+43.9%
600
400
410
300 200
270
100 0 December 2009
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590
+51.9%
500
December 2010
December 2011
December 2012
Source: EBU based on European Audiovisual Observatory
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HOW DOES THE AUDIENCE ACCESS TV? MAIN MEAN OF ACCESS TO TV SERVICES BY COUNTRY (2017, PRIMARY TV SETS)
MAIN MEAN OF ACCESS TO TV SERVICES IN EUROPE (2017, % PRIMARY TV SETS)
27.2
26.8
10.6 38.5
DTT
IPTV
Satellite
Cable
Source: EBU based on IHS Screen Digest
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ALWAYS MORE SERVICES: ON-DEMAND NUMBER OF ON-DEMAND AV SERVICES IN THE EU28 (2008-2013)
The new market for non-linear audiovisual services is growing and changing extremely rapidly. In April 2013, the European Audiovisual Observatory identified at least 2 472 ondemand services established in the EU-28. The number was only 644 end 2008.
3000 2500 2472 +281.7%
2000 1500 1000 500
644
0 December 2008
April 2013
Source: EBU based on European Audiovisual Observatory
Among the services identified, the most popular were: Catch-up TV services provided by broadcasters and platform providers VoD catalogues Branded channels on open platforms (like YouTube, DailyMotion, etc.)
GENRE OF ON-DEMAND AV SERVICES IN THE EU28 (2013) Sport 42 Trailers 43 News/ portal 92
Archives 22
Others 105
Catch-up TV 864
Branded channels on open platforms 573 VoD 717
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INTERNET ACCESS IS NOT UNIVERSAL IN 2017 BROADBAND HOUSEHOLDS IN EUROPE (2017, %)
Source: EBU based on IHS Screen Digest
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Minutes per person per day
LINEAR AND NON-LINEAR TV VIEWING
Linear
300
250
Non-Linear
13,6
17,5
22,0
25,5
29,1
32,5
0,5
1,0
2,2
4,1
6,8
10,2
218
217
217
219
219
226
230
233
232
232
231
230
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
200
150
100
50
0
Source: IHS – ScreenDigest: Cross-platform Television Viewing Time FY 2012 For the EU ‘Big 5’ countries. Forecast from 2012 IPTV SEMINAR 2013
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HYBRID SERVICES ARE A MUST HBBTV DEPLOYMENT ACROSS EUROPE (2012) Connectivity of TV platforms and multiplication of non-linear TV services create the feasibility and the need for hybrid TV services HbbTV standard represents a true pan-European initiative. HbbTV only refers to other standards Broadcasters can build applications using standard web techniques and interact directly with their audience. Source: IHS Screen Digest
It is estimated that 50 million HbbTV TV sets plus 7 million HbbTV set-top boxes will be installed in Western European households by end 2015.
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HBBTV SETS INSTALLED IN WESTERN EUROPE (2010-2015, IN 000S)
Source: IHS Screen Digest
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DATA VOLUMES DELIVERED VIA BROADCAST NETWORKS COMPARED TO THE INTERNET - CASE STUDY: THE EU Cisco VNI 2013: Broadband traffic forecast in Western Europe
PB/month 45000
The total amount of data delivered via broadcast networks to end users in 2012 : - 4 hours/day per household
40000 35000 30000
Fixed broadband
Mobile broadband
25000 20000 15000 10000 5000 0 2012 IPTV SEMINAR 2013
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2014
2015
2016
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THE ON-LINE MEDIA LANDSCAPE
Content production
Service aggregation
Broadcasters
Delivery
Reception
DTT, satellite, cable
Other content providers
Pay-TV providers
Pay-TV providers
Telecom & cable network operators CE manufacturers Apple
Apple Google
Microsoft
Microsoft Amazon Facebook Netflix
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WHERE DOES THAT LEAVE THE AUDIENCE? • A lot of content offerings to choose from. • A living room full of devices. • Confused about if and how services can be accessed. • Always looking for the right user interface. • Not knowing that there is a user interface. • Rising costs on the media budget. • Looking for content. • Enjoying content. • Sharing experiences. • Interacting with content.
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THE USER EXPERIENCE IMPROVED - They use more (online) media every year - They watch more TV-programmes - They enjoy On-Demand features - They appreciate the higher quality of the picture - They use different devices at the same time to enjoy media
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A TYPICAL DAY OF A MEDIA ENTHUSIAST - Uses different devices during the day to access content and to connect with people - Engaging in interactive ventures is subject to the mood - In the morning the mobile is used to browse through new online content - Listening radio while driving to work - Social media is also important during working hours - The TV in on in the evening using their connected device - Sometimes they want to play along with the TV-show - Often they choose a movie they want to watch now - But a lot of times they just want to just watch TV - Until they go to bed to watch some more TV while using their iPad
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MEDIA DRIVEN BY USER CONTEXT & USAGE
Mobile context
Shared context
Personal context
• Intentional use • Interactivity • Attention span • Screen size • Quality IPTV SEMINAR 2013
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556 PSM APPS ACROSS 71 PSM ORGANISATIONS IN 43 COUNTRIES PSM APP PLATFORM Android
iPhone
ipad
Windows 8
Blackberry
39%
Nokia
Android tablet
46%
Other
6%
3%3%3%
TYPE OF PSM APP Media
Game
Other service
83%
10%
7%
SOURCE OF PSM APP Radio
48%
TV
Mixed
19%
Other
16%
17%
Based on EBU servey in 2013 IPTV SEMINAR 2013
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IS THERE ROOM FOR AN INTEGRATED EXPERIENCE? • We will have to understand that content is not only an AV stream anymore. • Broadcast signals include information about applications that facilitate interactivity with the content. • Interactive features could be aggregated as content is.
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SUMMING UP … - Broadcasters, IPTV-operators, CE-Manufactures but also OTT-application providers are investing great efforts in developing (interactive) media services. - There is an eager audience that is willing to consume / interact with available content. - Lets work together to create the best possible experience.
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