Tables
Table 1: TV channels’ presence on the computer
Table 2: TV channels’ presence on mobiles
Table 3: TV channels’ presence on other devices (connected televisions, home and handheld
game consoles, portable media players...)
Table 4: Change in average TV viewing time in France
Table 5: Change in TV channels’ ad revenue in the main Western markets between 2006 and
2014
Table 6: Evolution of the churn rate for a selection of pay-TV providers
Table 7: Growth of customer acquisition costs
Table 8: Comparison of TV channels’ main paths of diversification
Table 9: Public broadcasters’ strategic positioning for each screen
Table 10: ARD and ZDF’s TV revenue
Table 11: Breakdown of ZDF’s revenue
Table 12: Average annual audience share for the BBC’s main channels
Table 13: Share of turnover generated by the BBC’s diversified activities
Table 14: Breakdown of the revenue earned by the BBC’s "Digital Media" division, by activity
Table 15: France Televisions group’s revenue structure
Table 16: Average annual audience share for the RAI’s three main channels
Table 17: Breakdown of the RAI group’s revenue
Table 18: Revenue generated by the RAI group’s online activities
Table 19: Commercial broadcasters’ strategic positioning for each screen
Table 20: Share of the Walt Disney Company’s turnover generated by its diversified activities
Table 21: Average annual audience share for Antena 3
Table 22: Share of the Antena 3 group’s revenue generated by TV
Table 23: Share of Antena 3 TV revenue generated by the company’s diversified activities
Table 24: Percentage of News Corp. revenue generated by its TV business
Table 25: Growth of ITV’s average annual audience share
Table 26: Share of ITV’s turnover generated by its diversified activities
Table 27: Breakdown of the ITV group’s online revenue
Table 28: Average annual audience share for channels M6 and W9
Table 29: Breakdown of the M6 group’s revenue
Table 30: Percentage of the M6 group’s diversified revenue generated by its Interactivity division
Table 31: Share of turnover generated by the Mediaset’s diversified activities
Table 32: Revenue and ARPU generated by Mediaset’s Premium On Demand service
Table 33: Percentage of General Electric’s total revenue generated by NBC Universal
Table 34: Breakdown and location of ProSiebenSat1 revenue
Table 35: Share of ProSiebenSat1 turnover generated by its diversified activities
Table 36: Average annual audience share for the RTL group’s main channels
Table 37: Percentage of the group’s revenue generated by its TV business
Table 38: Percentage of the group’s total TV and radio revenue that is generaetd in Germany
Table 39: Revenue generated by Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland
Table 40: Percentage of the TF1 group’s revenue generated by TV advertising
Table 41: Breakdown of the TF1 group’s broadcasting revenue in France
Table 42: Pay-TV providers’ strategic positioning for each screen
Table 43: Growth of Canal+ subscribers and churn rate
Table 44: Growth of the Canal+ channel’s average annual audience share
Table 45: Share of Canal+ turnover generated by the group’s diversified activities
Table 46: HBO subscriber numbers and the network’s rate of penetration in TV households
in the US
Table 47: Share of Time Warner revenue generated by its TV networks
Table 48: Breakdown of the Time Warner group’s TV networks’ revenue
Table 49: Quarterly growth of Sky Deutschland ARPU
Table 50: Breakdown of the Sky Deutschland group’s revenue
Table 51: Growth of Sky Italia subscribers and churn rate
Table 52: Percentage of News Corp revenue generated by diversification
Table 53: Breakdown of the Sky group’s revenue
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Figures
Figure 1: PVR penetration rate in TV households in the United States, France and the UK
Figure 2: Growth in the number of on-demand audiovisual media services in Europe, by type
of network
Figure 3: Evolution in average live and time-shifted viewing time in the United States
Figure 4: Growth of catch-up TV users in France
Figure 5: Growth of of the number of programme reruns on the main catch-up TV services
in France, in 2009
Figure 6: Evolution of online and mobile video viewing in the United States
Figure 7: Growth of 3G mobile subscriber numbers in Europe and in the United States
Figure 8: Growth of the number of subscribers equipped to receive mobile broadcast TV in
Europe and in the United States
Figure 9: TV and video-compatible iPod Touch, PSP Go and Archos 8 Home Tablet devices
Figure 10: Growth of the number of monthly UV coming from the United States on Facebook,
MySpace and Twitter
Figure 11: Growth of the number of monthly unique page views and videos watched
Figure 12: Number of videos and subscribers to the YouTube channels operated by the main TV
networks in the United States, the UK and Spain
Figure 13: Comparative growth of media and non-media on the Internet in the United States and
in Europe
Figure 14: Growth of the number of people in the United States who use their mobile phone
to watch videos: 2008-2009
Figure 15: The most popular mobile TV channels on Orange UK, Q4 2009
Figure 16: The most downloaded mobile videos on Orange UK, Q4 2009
Figure 17: Survey result: How interested are you in mobile TV and video?
Figure 18: Survey result: Have you used your carrier's mobile TV and/or video service?
Figure 19: Impact of the iPhone on mobile Internet use in the United States
Figure 20: Comparison of the use of advanced servcies by iPhone users, smartphone users and
all mobile users combined in the UK, January 2009
Figure 21: Growth of mobile IP traffic, 2008-2013
Figure 22: iPhone sales by country
Figure 23: The iPhone’s share of the smartphone segment, by country
Figure 24: iPhone applications that offer video from the top American TV networks
Figure 25: Evolution of the total TV audience in the main European markets
Figure 26: Evolution of the top TV channels’ audience share in the main European markets
Figure 27: Evolution of the respective share of national advertising monies allocated to
television, the Internet and other media, by country
Figure 28: Number of videos delivered on the BBC iPlayer service per month,
January 2008-December 2009
Figure 29: Average annual audience of the France TV group’s main channels
Figure 30: Growth of online ad revenue generated by the itv.com portal
Figure 31: Positionnement des sites Internet du groupe RTL in Germany
Figure 32: Comparison of the average annual audience share for TF1 and free to air
DTT channels in France
Figure 33: Evolution of the TF1 group’s TV ad revenue
Figure 34: Number of unique page views a month for a selection of the TF1 group’s URLs
Figure 35: Sky satellite pay-TV subscribers in the UK and in Ireland
Figure 36: Sky’s annual churn and ARPU |
