Presentation slides addressing content bundling, content windows and TV Everywhere from 3Vision's Advanced Content Strategies Panel at The Connected TV Summit 2014.
(June 11th 2014)
1. Breakout B; Advanced Content Strategies
The Future of Content
June 2014
Breakout B; Advanced Content Strategies
The Future of Content
2. The Future of Content
What is the future of the content bundle, including a la carte?
What more adjustments can we expect in content windows for catch-up and pay in all its forms?
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3 Is the TV Everywhere covenant going to hold and for how long?
2013 post-event unanswered questions...
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3. What is the future of the content bundle, including a la carte?1
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4. Source: DTV Research (May 2014) and ABI Research (Jan 2014)
$0
$25
$50
$75
$100
$125
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
US Multichannel Pay TV Revenues (US$ billions)
Cable Satelitte Telco IPTV
$0
$56
$113
$169
$225
2010 2013 2014 2020
Global Pay TV Revenues (US$ billion)
US$Billions
N. America Latin America Western Europe
Eastern Europe Asia Pacific MENA
S.S Africa
Pay TV Revenues continue to grow - but globally this is primarily from emerging markets
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Pay TV is still growing
5. Pureplay
Pay TV
Broadcaster
Content Owner 13
27
30
48
Global OTT SVOD Ownership (%) Device Integration %
PC/MAC
iPad
Android Tablet
Games Console
Connected TV
Pay TV Platform 12
51
23
55
65
100
Source: 3Vision OTT Survey, 2013 5
OTT is becoming ever-prevalent
OTT services are impacting packaging decisions - and are being influenced by current players
6. Netflix have now launched on three Pay TV operator set-top-boxes in Europe, with three US MSOs to come
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Netflix is becoming part of the bundle
7. Sky are using Now TV to chase the 50% of the market not taking Pay TV
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Now TV has allowed Sky to create a mini-pay tier
8. Are there home entertainment revenues to chase?
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5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
2010 2011 2012 2013
US Home Entertainment Spending ($M)
Source: Digital Entertainment Group, 2013 Annual Report
YOY GrowthYOY Growth
Digital Subscription 32%
Digital Rental 5%
Digital Retail 47%
Physical Rental -10%
Physical Retail -8%
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As digital revenues grow at the expense of physical can Pay TV actually gain?
9. Sky Store + BT Box Office
With more examples of Pay TV operators introducing ownership models...
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10. What more adjustments can we expect in content windows for catch-up
and pay in all it’s forms?
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11. Video Piracy
Source: CEG BitTorrent tracker, April 2014 11
Game Of Thrones
The Big Bang Theory
The Walking Dead
Arrow
How I Met Your Mother
Breaking Bad
Marvels Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Greys Anatomy
Revenge
Once Upon a Time
Modern Family
Person of Interest
House of Cards
Vikings
Bates Motel
Hannibal
Scandal
Grimm
Elementary
The Vampire Diaries
0 100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000
Unique P2P Users on BitTorrent in one April 2014 week - Top 20
Worldwide U.S.
Piracy continues to be a significant issue - with 3.7 million global peers using BitTorrent daily
12. Piracy - Driving global release windows
Game of Thrones aired throughout the world within 24 hrs of US TX
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13. 2nd Pay - emergence fueled by SVOD growth
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With growing numbers of services more and more are carving up the Pay Window
14. 2nd Pay - Premium movie providers potentially unconcerned...
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With premium movie service providers seemingly unperturbed by the loss of window - holding their primacy
15. Box set culture - impacting catch-up rights
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A growing TV box set service culture is blurring the lines between catch up and SVOD
16. Box set culture - Binge viewing growing
All 18-29 30-39 40-54 55+ Male Female
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48
58
73
78
62
Binge Viewers - Amongst On Demand Users (%)
Source: Harris Interactive, April 2013 16
Runner-up to ‘Selfie’ as 2013 word of the year... binge viewing is growing and socially acceptable...
17. Box set culture - value to SVOD is impacting catch-up
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As the catch-up proposition strengthens so does the SVOD operator’s resistance to allow them to stack...
18. Is the TV Everywhere covenant going to hold and for how long?3
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20. But cracks are appearing...
Initiatives are limited, non-threatening to core, and chasing incremental revenues
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21. TV Everywhere dominates usage when in parallel
Yomvi Share of Viewing by Device
iPlus STB
22%
PC/Mac
29% Phone
5%
Tablet
44%
Source: Rentrack, Feb 2014, and Prisa Investor Releases
Yomvi Usage is growing, but 95% usage is from DTH subscribers and OTT offer limited in uptake
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Yomvi Views by Device - Jan 2012 to Jan 2014
22. HBO was holding out, so what does the Amazon deal mean?
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8.3
9.3
10.310.710.9
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14.4
Source: Available content from Amazon and HBO releases, May 2014, HBO viewership as published by HBO from Nielsen data
6/6 0 3/7 0 1/4 0 0 0 3/3 2/2
2007 n/a 2010 n/a 2010 n/a n/a n/a 2006 2007
Average viewers of best
performing season (all forms)
Most recent Amazon season
Seasons available on Amazon
HBO Series
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Are HBO relaxing their resistance or is the Amazon deal an easy way to create a second tier service