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[Gadgetgyan | News views Reviews on tech gadgets autos and more..] Internet Protocol Television IPTV: IPTV can offer video on demand that allows you to request movies, TV shows and much more at your convenience Also, instead of being bombarded with over a 100 channels (in case of cable TV), you will get content that you opt to receive with a much richer experience. Additionally, people who were separated geographically can watch a movie together, while chatting and exchanging files simultaneously.

[blog maverick] Internet TV vs Music vs Newspapers et al « blog maverick: Technology seems to be reversing itself just to sell equipment.Cable TV started in the rural areas where they could not get a wireless yes wireless signal.There were no commercials just get what you paid for and today commercial advertising is built into all programming from movies to network shows even without a commercial break.HD can be obtained for no monthly fee the old fashioned wireless way and the advertisers will still make money.We want wireless phones and wired TV? I think we are all very confused or kept that way.

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[Crikey RSS] Crikey - Mark Scott: NBN will reshape everything - Mark Scott: NBN ...: I think Fairfax”Rural Press merger will provide rich grounds for evaluation by management schools in the years ahead. Most argue that with the departure of David Kirk as CEO, the filling of nearly all management positions by Rural Press executives and the appointment of pivotal new editors by that new management, mean it has proven to be not a merger but a reverse takeover.

[Home - Livemint.com] IPTV service yet to take on, but providers set target of 1 million ...: Ltd has set up the system to track the viewership through IPTV, but it says it will wait for the penetration to come to a significant level before it starts measuring it. “TAM envisaged this situation a couple of years ago where multiple TV platforms would be available in India, so in line with our global parentage of Nielsen and Kantar Media Research, we adopted a new technology called TVM5 which is a digital peoplemetre and it can measure audience through DTH CAS and even IPTV,” said Siddhartha Mukherjee, vice-president, communications, TAM.

[Crikey Media/Arts/Sport RSS] Crikey - Mark Scott: NBN will reshape everything - Mark Scott: NBN ...: In a world where terrestrial television, subscription television and IPTV can all be delivered to a set”top box for a seamless, integrated audience experience -- it pays to watch the organisation that is set to dominate IPTV, owns half of subscription TV, and has the cash to buy a free”to”air channel at the drop of a hat.

[Broadband Presentations] Introduction to new media, content and services :: Mediapeers: ..”¯ Still struggling with monetization17WebTV Advertising FormatsSelecting Video Pre roll HandraiserExtensive productinformation1 2 3 4”¯ Clicking on handraiserinduces shrinking of fullscreen player”¯ Additional window withinteractive productinformation is opened,while video keeps playing insmaller screen”¯ Page can be closed at everymoment and video restoresto original size”¯ Selection of video”¯ Full-screen mode opens”¯ Title and navigation box ofselected video appears”¯ 30-second pre rolladvertising plays”¯ No interaction possibilitieswith the ad”¯ Usually very emotional,little fact-based messages”¯ Pre roll related, clickableicon (handraiser) appearson the bottom corner of thescreen”¯ User is asked if moreinformation on productsadvertised in pre roll isdesiredSource: Joost, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants18WebTV competitive landscapeInitialsituationA- Studios B- Operators C- Broadcasters D- Publishers E- Online players F- Start-ups”¯ Face UGC andweb 2.0 trend”¯ Primarily createand delivercontents, thuslosing marginsto distributors”¯ Face decliningARPUs”¯ Recently (Telco)or long timeestablished(CableCo, Sat)TV platforms”¯ Face almoststagnating free TVadvertisingrevenues”¯ Fear competitionon share of timeand wallet”¯ Face stagnatingprint mediaconsumption”¯ Constantlygeneratecontents forcore businesses”¯ Have enjoyed rapidgrowth over the pastyears”¯ Can build onextensive onlinefootprint”¯ Mostlyunprofitable atpresent”¯ Venture capitalfunded”¯ Opportunity toestablish directcustomercontact”¯ Add advertisingto revenueportfolio”¯ Realization ofsynergies withcore products(IPTV, DigitalCable/Sat)”¯ Add advertisingto revenueportfolio”¯ Exploitation ofcheap distributionchannel”¯ Prevent WebTVcompetition fromestablishing ownTV brands”¯ Leveragecontent base toenhance offer ofonline portals”¯ Prepare formove on TVscreen”¯ Accelerate futuregrowth”¯ Monetize onnetworking effectsfrom existingaudiences”¯ Exploitation ofmarketopportunity”¯ Create scalWebTVrationale”¯ Contentownership”¯ Negotiatingposition”¯ CAPEX andOPEX capacities”¯ Infrastructurecontrol”¯ TV brands”¯ Cross-mediapotentials”¯ Media brands”¯ Cross-mediapotentials”¯ Online brands”¯ Audience-flow control”¯ Exploitation ofmarketopportunity”¯ Create scalCoreassetsCoreassetsSource: ComScore 2008, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants19What content are you most likely to streamHigh DemandSource: Advertising.com: Online Video Study“What type of content are you most likely to stream”„Our primary focus is on theusers, not on the revenue side.“Eric Schmidt, CEO Google20Content Consumption Patterns (US)Short content popularity”¯Low deployment of highspeedinternet connections (16+ Mbit/s)”¯Slow roll-out of professionalcontent WebTV offerings”¯Only gradually decreasingreluctance to watch movies onthe PC”¯Attempts of connecting PCcontent to TV-screen in itsinfancyCategoryreach(1)Monthly videos streamed per streamer(1) % of WebTV users watching videos of respective category at least once a monthSource: Online publishers association 2007, Roland Berger Strategy ConsultantsMoviesTravelEducationalFinanceSportsMusicWeatherTV ShowsEntertainmentTrailersTypically long durationTypically short durationNewsFunny clips21Kids entertainment with very successful interactiveapplicationsKid Studio by Orange”¯Comics”¯Games”¯Videos”¯Limited offers for free”¯Premium offer for monthlysubscription fee of 5/7€22TV Stations in the internet”¯ABC:-”¯47.3 M Videos,-”¯28 M Min”¯NBC:-”¯25.3 M Videos,-”¯62 M Min”¯Fox:-”¯1.4 M Videos,-”¯2 M Min (December 2007)”¯Up to 500,000 logins/day toiPlayer23Hulu.com”¯NBC & News.Corp JV!”¯120 M Video Streams”¯Easy Monetization:„Most of the momentum nowis for ads within full episodesrun on the TV networks’sites. It’s a format thatadvertisers understand.“”¯Syndication to AOL, Yahoo!,MSN, MySpace, Comcast”¯YouTube Promotion70 M Views24Three waves of video services (r)evolution“2nd screen”ï‚§”¯UGC”¯Bridging devices”¯(S)VoD for the massWeb TV/ IPTVPCCPM, CPC, subscrip-tion & PPV“1st screen”TrendKey impact ”¯Multi-channel”¯Ad skipping (PVR)”¯On demandVideo type Mostly linear channelVideo device TVBusinessmodelCPM, subscriptionDigitalization ofhomesVideo goesbroadband”¯Continuous growth ofvideo sharing platforms”¯Cross over strategies”¯Test runs with variousmonetization models”¯Professional content offersare growing”¯Again very fragmentedmarket25Three waves of video services (r)evolution“2nd screen”ï‚§”¯UGC”¯Bridging devices”¯(S)VoD for the massPCCPM, CPC, subscrip-tion & PPV“3rd screen”ï‚§”¯New usage occasion”¯Partly new formats”¯PersonalizationMixMobile phoneSubscription, tariff“1st screen”TrendKey impactVideo type Mostly linear channelVideo device TVBusinessmodelCPM, subscription25Web TV/ IPTVVideo goesbroadbandVideo goes mobileDigitalization ofhomes”¯Multi-channel”¯Ad skipping (PVR)”¯On demand26Mobile offers - South Korea and Japan are far ahead inapplying 3/3.5G technologySouth Korea 3G users45%Germany 3G handsets107 m subs11%53%SK Telecom22.74 m subsKTF14.17 m subs27Mobile video subscribers watching video on mobilephone - US May 2008Hours per monthAge Groupsin yearsSource: Nielsen “Three Screen Report”12-1728Three waves of video services (r)evolution“2nd screen”ï‚§”¯UGC”¯Bridging devices”¯(S)VoD for the massPCCPM, CPC, subscrip-tion & PPV“3rd screen”ï‚§”¯New usage occasion”¯Partly new formats”¯PersonalizationMixMobile phoneSubscription, tariff“1st screen”TrendKey impactVideo type Mostly linear channelVideo device TVBusinessmodelCPM, subscription28Web TV/ IPTVVideo goesbroadbandVideo goes mobileDigitalization ofhomes”¯Multi-channel”¯Ad skipping (PVR)”¯On demand29AgendaIntroductionCurrent trends and observations in New MediaIndustry structure and business modelsEmerging options and strategies for audiovisual industrySummary/ Q&A30Audiovisual content market with exploding complexityTraditional(2005)”¯Film studios”¯TV broadcaster”¯Independent producer”¯TV production houses”¯Content aggregators”¯Archives”¯OEMs”¯”¦ï‚§”¯Theatrical”¯VoD”¯SVoD”¯Pay-TV”¯D2O/EST”¯DVD/HD-DVD”¯Mobile/Podcast”¯Free TV”¯IPTV/WebTV”¯”¦ï‚§”¯Theatrical distributors”¯Pay-TV platforms”¯DVD distributors”¯TV Broadcasters”¯Fixnet Ops”¯ISPs”¯Web/Mobile Portals”¯MNOs/MVNOs”¯Publishers”¯”¦31Exploding number of professional buyers of audiovisualcontentISP/TelcoMultisystemOperator/CableMobile NetworkOperatorDevice-basedServicesVideo onDemand (OTT)IPTVPublishingHousesSpecial InterestsServicesTV Channels32 32AV industryContentAdver-tisingAudienceAudienceAdvertisingContentTraditional EmergingChanging industry structure33 33Production Packaging Ad inventory DistributionAccess/DeviceConsumptionNew PlayerAudienceTraditional PlayerEmergingProduction Aggregation ConsumptionAd InventoryAccess/DeviceDistributionMixingTraditionalChanging value chain34Revenue sourcesContent/servicesDevicesDistributionPaid content AdvertisingTransaction TrafficOnetimeSub.

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[Waiguoren's Weblog] The Real Meaning Of IPTV « Waiguoren’s Weblog: While the “IP” in its name stands for Internet protocol, .In fact, as advertisers get better at divining the behavior of consumers with digital video recorders, they’ll have a significant opportunity to decrease the use of low-impact broadcast ads and increase the use of personalized ads that drive meaningful .

[Multi-display Computer (CTS)] Multi-display Computer (CTS) » Blog Archive » PNTV, CNFO, DGFX ...: Players Network (OTCBB: PNTV), the leading Digital Media 3-Screen Network dedicated to Las Vegas Entertainment and the Gaming Lifestyle, announces today that it has launched multiple Video On Demand (VOD) channels on Hulu, an online video service that offers hit TV shows, movies and clips at Hulu.com and other online destination sites — all for free, anytime in the U.S. Hulu offers free, premium content in a clean and easy-to-use environment for the consumer, while offering advertisers the opportunity to reach a highly targeted audience, creating a revenue sharing program for its content providers.

[The Cable Show Blog] CableNET 2009 Announces Participants & Demos « The Cable Show Blog: IPgallery will demonstrate its converged DTV-IPTV solution delivering Enhanced TV (ETV) services infused with Telco 2.0 and Web 2.0 based on its unique network-centric IMS architecture. Irdeto will exhibit its end-to-end solutions for home networking, and its digital to analog (DTA) converter that includes a state of the art, low cost, high security downloadable CA system.

[Bits» Start-Ups] Don’t Count Out Cable Online - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com: A good example of this crime boss behavior is Brian Roberts of Comcast, who was quoted earlier this year in the NYT….where he was essentially telling Sony, which makes both content via SONY picitures and technology as in TV sets that “the typical cable TV customer was not either capable or smart enough to connect his TV, if it had an internet connection built in, to the internet to get streaming content”…so the typcial cable TV customer would need a special box, of course provided by Comcast for a fee to be the “gate way” or more realistically the toll booth to get the content to that intenrnet capable TV set.

[QSI Blog] QSI Blog » The Death of the Newspaper: When cable TV brought us hundreds of channels, 24/7, we heard that there was no need for network or local television because you could now get everything you ever wanted to see and learn through that little set-top cable box. And newspapers, radio and television lived on.

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