Motorola's Strategy for Media Distribution

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    1. Team ROKR Garret Dodge Damian Fernandez-Lamela Ryan Hudson Bala Venkatrao March 31, 2007
    2. Seamless Mobility: Enabling Cool Experiences Cable TV/Music System Upstairs TV IP Set-top box Consuming content at any time in any place Wireless Carrier
    3. How can Motorola play in the media delivery ecosystem?
    4. The Video Long Tail “ Blockbuster: The top 100 titles account for 69.4% of sales. Netflix: The top 100 titles account for 38.8% of sales. www.thelongtailblog.com “
    5. A New Opportunity Peer IP STB Peer IP STB Create a P2P media distribution network TV/Music System Upstairs TV Home IP STB Wireless Carrier
    6. The Video Long Tail
    7. A Global P2P Content Distribution Platform
      • Source content from anywhere
        • Displaced local content
        • Sporting events
        • Niche content
        • Consumers
      • Distributed to any platform
        • TV
        • Phone
        • Computer
    8. Set Top Box P2P Architecture
    9. Value Proposition for Consumers
      • Access to interesting but currently unavailable content
      • “MyChannel” user generated content broadcasted to friends and family
        • Video, digital picture slideshow, tvblog
      • Easy to use and makes content readily available on the preferred large screen viewing platform
    10. Value Proposition for Content Providers
      • Professional
        • Provides a new platform to reach millions of consumers
        • New revenue stream from premium subscription and/or targeted advertising network
        • Information about viewers
      • Amateur/Consumer
        • Novel distribution platform to reach previously unreachable audiences
          • Friends and family photo/video channel
          • Bloggers
    11. Value Proposition for Operators
      • Cable
        • Premium fees for currently unavailable content
          • Monthly subscriber packages
          • A la carte viewing
        • Increase average revenue per user, by co-sharing revenue opportunities with Motorola
        • Opportunity to participate in monetization model through ad insertion
      • Cellular
        • Drive adoption of premium data packages
        • Increase usage of photo and video capability
    12. Value Proposition for Motorola
      • Increased sales of premium STBs driven by cable operator desire to sell long tail content packages (higher ARPU)
      • Control of a valuable P2P content distribution network
        • Monetize through revenue share with cable operators
        • Monetize through ad network partnership
      • Extend the vision of seamless mobility to include content creation drive premium mobile device sales
    13. DRM
      • Closed P2P system controls content accessibility across network
      • Permissions managed at STB level
      • Limited piracy exposure in user content
        • User generated content submission tied closely to authenticated cable accounts
      • Limitations
        • Apple DRM doesn’t play well with others
    14. Revenue Potential Source: 2006 Annual Report/eMarketer 4691.5 2551.2 1563.8 815.6 401.9 Total Revenue ( $ millions) 2816.1 1200.3 316.5 18.0 0 Service Revenue ($ millions) 60 48 24 6 0 Revenue per subscriber ($) 0.35 0.25 0.15 0.05 0 % STB Using P2P Services 1875.4 1350.9 1247.3 797.6 401.9 STB Revenue ($ millions) 80 80 80 80 40 Profit on Unit (20%) ($) 23 17 16 10 10 Box Upgrades (millions) 134.1 100.025 87.925 59.9 50.24 Total Motorola Boxes (millions) 447 400.1 351.7 299.5 251.2 World Broadband Households (millions) 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006  
    15. Competition
      • Is Apple a game changer?
      • Yes.
        • Accelerates innovation – and partner’s willingness to work with Motorola
        • iPhone: will be adopted and push advanced capabilities to the mainstream (at a high price point)
        • Leverage on iPod / iTunes
      • And no…
        • AppleTV: opens segment to iPod enthusiasts but limited broader appeal
    16. Competition
      • Microsoft
        • Xbox as STB, Windows media center PC’s, Vista
      • Cisco
        • Scientific-Atlanta acquisition
        • Likely approach: WiFi/WiMax phone network
      • Other players: Sony, Samsung, Slingbox, etc.
      • FCC regulation changes the STB game in July 2007
        • First generation 3rd party STBs will have limited functionality
    17. P2P/Online Competition
      • Joost
        • Founders of Kazaa and Skype
        • P2P video distribution platform (PC)
      • Google/YouTube
      • News Corp / NBC
      • MobiTV
        • Computer/Cell phone distribution
        • 1+ million subscribers at $10/month
    18. Implementation
      • Customers
        • Partnerships with cable operators like Comcast and demand for HD STB upgrades will enable rapid deployment of P2P STB network
      • Hardware and Software
        • Uses IP STB technology through Kreatel acquisition
        • Develop real time P2P video technology in-house or acquire P2P start-up based on university research
      • Partner for Initial Content
        • Content network partnerships (i.e. Brightcove, Yahoo)
        • User generated (i.e. Flickr)
    19. Assumptions
      • The company will be able to secure the partnerships with carriers and cable co.
      • Motorola can successfully create the technology layer and it is possible to enforce the IP protection
      • Feasibility of deals for copyright management with content providers
      • FCC won’t block the deployment and the new device will be compliant with the new FCC rules regarding third party providers of set top boxes
    20. Why Motorola? Why Now?
      • Motorola is uniquely positioned to address this high margin market opportunity
        • Motorola alone has position in both phone and STBs
        • Operator/carrier partners have revenue motivations for pushing extended seamless mobility framework
        • Competitive pressure from Apple entry will push partners to seek alternatives
        • Multi-billion dollar, high margin, recurring revenue opportunity
    21. Questions?
    22. Appendix STB Growth Driven by HD & Broadband Adoption
    23. References
      • Motorola Mobile TV solutions, Connect Home, Service provider
        • http://broadband.motorola.com/consumers/
        • http://www.motorola.com/networkoperators/pdfs/new/mobile_tv_brochure.pdf
        • http://www.motorola.com/content.jsp?globalObjectId=5114-8158
      • Sling media is currently offering a product that provides some functionalities
        • http://us.slingmedia.com/page/home
      • Sony Freeview microsite
        • http://www.npe.sony.co.uk/
      • Cisco acquired Scientific Atlanta
        • http://newsroom.cisco.com/dlls/2006/hd_022706.html
      • Microsoft TV IPTV Edition and Microsoft phone
        • http://www.microsoft.com/tv/IPTVEdition.mspx
        • http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/1996/jan96/phnvcepr.mspx
      • Nokia licenses Spyglass web technology for digital set-top boxes
        • http://press.nokia.com/PR/199804/776473_5.html

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