Digital TV Markets of Europe and US Analyzed in Report

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c62686) has announced the addition of “European And US Digital TV Markets, 2006 – 2012 (Market Focus)” to their offering.

As analogue switch off looms in both the US and Western Europe – and competition increases in the sector – it is essential for players across the value chain to have an understanding of market trends, dynamics and industry developments.

Scope of this title:

-Addresses drivers and challenges facing the adoption of digital television including consumer demand and evolving regulatory models.

-Outlines developments in cable, satellite, digital terrestrial television (DTT) and IPTV sectors providing household subscriber forecasts for each.

Highlights of this title:

-Digital cable is expected to illustrate significant growth particularly as analogue cable is switched to digital services. By 2012 there will be an estimated 69 million digital cable households with a CAGR of 8.4% from 2006 in the US and Western Europe.

-By the end of 2012, we estimate that there will be around 24.7 million IPTV households with a CAGR of c50% in Western Europe. The largest market is expected to be France with Spain, Germany and the UK coming close behind.

-The Netherlands, Germany and the US have seen significant private investment into their respective cable and broadcasting sectors. Private equity and investor groups are growing increasingly interested in these services as they represent the opportunity for a continuous revenue stream through a relatively secure investment.

Reasons to order your copy:

-Determine key trends across a variety of digital TV platforms.

-Gain insight into market growth split by platform and region.

CONTENTS:

OUR VIEW

CATALYST

SUMMARY

ANALYSIS

-Consumer demand drives the adoption of digital television

-Demand for quality content and interactive services grows

-Consumers are faced with multiple methods to obtain digital broadcast content

-Non traditional players boost competition in the video aggregation market

-Regulatory challenges arise with the current entertainment environment

-Strong growth set for digital television services across the globe

-Cable and satellite players will continue to hold dominant positions

-Western European cable services illustrate high growth with satellite remaining steady

-Digital cable and satellite in the US illustrates measured growth

-Europe will have significantly higher IPTV subscriber base than the US

-France expected to remain as IPTV market leader

-IPTV set for strong growth in US despite a small subscriber base

-DTT set for explosive growth in Europe and sluggish uptake in the US

-DTT service deployed across Europe in time for analogue switch-off

-US DTT usage expected to remain relatively low

-Broadcasting industry set for heavy consolidation to boost economies of scale

-European cable sector involved in heavy consolidation, private investment and re-branding

-Acquisition activity continues in the US cable market

-Private capital continues to flow into the US and European Cable Markets

APPENDIX

– Definitions

-Methodology

-Further reading

-Ask the analyst

-Our consulting

-Disclaimer

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Source: Datamonitor