The document discusses the shift from traditional broadcasting to new media, highlighting the increasing importance of on-demand content and interactivity. It predicts significant growth in internet video traffic, personal media experiences, and the number of devices accessing digital content. Additionally, the document outlines key strategic technologies for 2012 that will shape the future of media and advertising.

1. Reinvention
Transforming
to New Media
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“Video & Metadata, next Tsunami ”
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2. The Burning Question:
“Now we are poor income, information rich
and millionaires in expectations”
(“Ahora somos pobres en ingresos, ricos en
información y millonarios en expectativas”).
David Konzevik.
Economista y Doctor en Business Administration
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4. Day One
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5. Broadcasting to ITcasting
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6. From Broadcast…
> Expensive / professional content creation
> Pre-package content
> Live Broadcasting (Prime Time)
> Non- or basic interactivity
> Consumption is basically @ home (TV set)
> Share experience with the members of the family
> Non-personalization
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7. …to New Media
> On Demand
> Full Interactivity
> Focus on content aggregation and distribution
> Consumption on computer or smart device
> Individual experience
> Mobility
> Pro-active behavior
> Personalization
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8. From Broadcast to New Media
IT-casting
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9. Rewriting media history business technology
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10. Market Analysis
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11. Top 10 Strategic Technologies for 2012
1. Media Tables and Beyond (B2E, B2C, B2B)
2. Mobile-Centric Applications and Interfaces. (Mobile-centric interfaces emphasising touch, gesture, search, voice and video)
3. Contextual and Social User Experience
4. Internet of Things
5. App Stores and Marketplaces (by 2014, there will be more than 70B mobile application downloads from app stores, every year)
6. Next-Generation Analytics (from structured and simple data analysed by individuals to analysis of complex information of many types
(text, video, etc…)
7. Big Data (Logical data warehouses bringing together information from multiple sources as needed will replace the single data warehouse model)
8. In-Memory Computing.
9. Extreme Low-Energy Servers
10. Cloud Computing Source: http://www.marketvisio.fi/fi/ajankohtaista/uutiset-gartner/910-gartner-identifies-the-top-10-strategic-technologies-for-2012
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12. Why?
+ 200 M
294 B mails and messages / day
3,5 B / day + 250M (devices)
(Google +2500 M /day)
+ 2,1 B users worldwide 35hrs/ 1´(3B videos viewed/day)
+ 700 M + 500K (Apps) / 18B downloads
$597B transactions (2010) + 1,2 M (Technorati)
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13. 2011 - The year Internet video escapes from the desktop
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14. Video The “R/evolution”
Consumer Internet Video Traffic (48% CAGR 2010-2015)
2011
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15. Video The “R/evolution”
By 2014
Video volumes
2011 will be
35 ExaBytes
per month
1 Exabyte = 1 EB = 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 B = 1018 bytes = 1 billion gigabytes
Source: http://ciscovni.com/vni_forecast, 2009
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16. Video The “R/evolution”
Video Rapid Growth in
Mobile Internet Traffic
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17. Video Compression Technology
Lower Bandwith to
transmit 720p video
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18. Video - growing to 90% of data
> By 2014, over 90% of all data traffic
will be video.
> The equivalent of 32 million people
streaming Avatar in 3D
continuously every month.
Are you ready to capture that media
value?
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19. Internet The Opportunity
Global Ad Opportunity
over Internet: $50 B
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20. Mobile The Opportunity
» 1990: 11 MM mobiles
» 2011: 5.280 MM mobiles
(January)
» +600 MM are
Smartphones (with
internet access)
» By 2013: 1.800 MM
Smartphones
Source: http://www.morganstanley.com
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21. Internet Traffic
Five Traffic Milestones
and Three Traffic
Generator Milestones
by 2015
Source: http://www.cisco.com
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22. Devices X10 more
Source: Morgan Stanley
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23. TV & Devices
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24. By 2015
> Up to 500 billion hours of content will
be available for digital distribution
Souce: iSupply, YouTube, 2008
> There will be 1 billion mobile video
customers.
Source: ABI Research, Mobile Video Services, 2010
> 15 billion devices will be able to receive
content over the Internet.
Source: IDC, ICT Outlook: Recovering Into a New World,
#DR2010_GS2_JG, March, 2010
Source: http://mashable.com/2011/09/07/television-birth-infographic/
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25. How TV has changed
Source: http://mashable.com/2011/09/07/television-birth-infographic/ Source: www.VoucherCodes.co.uk
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26. How TV has changed
> CRT: 1922-2007
> 27” (Average in 2004)
> 37” (Average in 2011)
> 60” (Average in 2015)
> Pricing decreasing
> Renewal Cycle: 5-7 years
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27. Media Cloud Network Centric
> The inherent flexibility of
the media cloud allows targeted ad
insertion on a national, regional, local,
or even personalized basis.
Source: WP_Moving to the Media Cloud (HP and Intel)
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28. MediaCloud
Competition
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29. TV sets connected to Internet (2016)
> 2010: 124 millions
> 2016: 551 millions
• 20% of Global TV
Report based on 40 countries study
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30. Pay TV Global revenue $353B (by 2015)
> TV Online will increasing
> Global Pay TV market (video service), BY
2015
• IPTV (15%)
• CABLE (41%)
• SATELLITE (49%)
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31. Video & Metadata
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32. Video-viewing experience Consumers are in CONTROL
Source: http://www.digitalsmiths.com/parks_whitepaper
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33. Video is here the Metadata are arriving
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34. the Metadata
are arriving
Source: GARTNER
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35. the Metadata
are arriving
Source: GARTNER
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36. the Metadata
are arriving
Source: GARTNER
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37. Personalized video browsing and watching experience
Source: http://youtube-global.blogspot.com/2010/12/home-sweet-homepage.html
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38. You Tube
Source: http://visual.ly/youtube-killed-tv
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39. Smart TV
Source:
http://sammyhub.com/2011/11/07/samsung-tv-sales-surpass-1m-units-in-one-month-in-north-america/?
utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+samsunghub+%28Sammy+Hub%29
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40. Google TV Second Chance!
Source: http://informitv.com/news/2011/10/31/googletvbrings/
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41. Google TV Third Chance!
Source:
http://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2011/11/07/google-might-trial-classic-cable-tv/
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42. Apple 21st-Century Broadcasting network
> “Apple increasingly views its mainstream
computers, from iPod Touch to iPhone to iPad to
MacBook Air, as media players, with “media”
spanning not just audio and video but also apps,”
> “From that perspective, the North Carolina data
center can be seen as essentially a broadcasting
system that will enable Apple to make the shift
from a downloading model of media distribution
to a streaming model. It’s a proprietary
broadcasting system (not altogether unlike
traditional broadcasting systems), which means it’s
a very different model of the cloud from the open
model promoted by Google.”
Source:
http://www.cultofmac.com/67232/apples-data-center-is-21st-century-broadcasting-
network-says-cloud-expert-exclusive/
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43. Magic Apple
> Possible Revenue 2011: $108B
> Revenue Q3 (2011): $28,2B
• iPhone: $13,2B
• iPad: 6B
• Mac: 5,1B
> 67,8% Apple´s (july 2011) revenue are
from product didn´t exist in July 2007
Source:
http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2011/10/18Apple-Reports-Fourth-Quarter-
Results.html
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44. Personalized video browsing and watching experience
Source: http://www.apple.com
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45. Source: http://www.apple.com
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46. Zeebox
Source: http://zeebox.com/tv/#!guide
Anthony Rose ex You View
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47. EPG vs 2nd Screen
> Woosha showcased the watchmi iPad app, which
blends a personal TV guide with the benefits of live TV
streaming to your iPad and remote recording in the
network (network PVR).
> The personal TV guide is powered by high quality
program data from Axel Springer Digital TV Guide
GmbH combined with personal recommendations from
the best in breed APRICO recommendation engine.
> The user can easily find and play movies and shows
that match his taste and mood, or if the program of
choice is not on yet, he can schedule a recording and
once it’s been recorded he can play it back at any time
he likes.
KEY ELEMENTS:
Internet
VoD
Connected Devices
Source: www.rtve.es
Source: www.wooshatv.com
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48. US Facebook users vs US TV viewers (working hours)
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49. SMART Player
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50. SMART Player or 2nd Screen
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51. Innovative Solutions for Fans
Blue: Live duration of sport events (hours)
Yellow: TV and Online broadcast
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52. Future TV or
Conversations
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53. NETFLIX What was wrong?
Source: http://visual.ly/downfall-netflix
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54. Future
Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7_mOdi3O5E
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55. Future technology watch
Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBjvqnKQsTI&feature=related
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56. #mmcuende
www.linkedin.com/in/morcuende
Your Conversations!
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57. Reinvent your broadcast
brand with New Media
performance.
dialogue:
Miguel-Ángel Morcuende
Global Biz Dev Director
New Media
M+ 34 639160344
miguel.morcuende@atos.net
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