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1TB: High, $2.00GB, Low $1.50GB (no change) 5TB: High, $1.60GB, Low $0.95GB (no change) 10TB: High, $1.20GB, Low $0.89GB (no change) 25TB: High, $0.95GB, Low $0.75GB (no change) 50TB: High, $0.50GB, Low, $0.40GB (Q2 high was $0.65GB, low $0.45GB) 100
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U.S. video (not just user-generated) advertising reaching $4.1 billion, quoting a Screen Digest estimate that user-generated video will account for $956 million of that. On the other hand, eMarketer admits, JupiterResearch was more conservative last summe
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The TV network market rose 6.2% in 2006, comparable to the 6.3% gains in 2003 and 2005, but significantly less than the growth in 2004, which had been driven by the Summer Olympics advertising. Multi-channel advertising will be the fastest-growing secto
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Internet advertising, including search, display, and rich media units, is projected to grow from $16.9 billion in 2006 to $31.3 billion in 2011. Growth will occur at a compound annual growth rate of 13.5 percent. At this pace, the report states the growth
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High quality multimedia distribution possiblevia broadband connection Intense competition among (alternative) infrastructure providers Broad access to contentBroad range of IPTV/Triple Play consumer offerings available at market Engagement in IPTV bus
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Comstock said the GE unit will meet its digital revenue goal of $1 billion this year and will increase that by 50 percent in 2008, one year ahead of schedule.
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Venture capitalists poured $844 million into Web 2.0 startups last year, according to Ernst & Young and Dow Jones VentureOne. That's double the $406 million they invested in 2005, and up from the nadir of Web 2.0 investing in 2002, when they put in just
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Akimbo is discontinuing its hardware product line, and instead will focus on selling content services. Starting tomorrow, Akimbo is no longer going to sell the box, and will offer discounts and refunds to some of the existing box owners.
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Forrester Research, in a report expected to be released today, predicts that paid video downloads will generate $279 million this year, nearly triple last year's amount. The research firm expects much bigger money to be made through advertising sponsorshi
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in the first quarter of 2007, some 19 video software and services companies have raised $210.7 million. Put another way, American video startups raised $1.96 million per day over the past 15 months. And there’s been one exit to write home about: $1.7 bi
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Go to Google and Yahoo and make them bid against each other to provide a Panama/AdSense like system that sells advertising on the Search engine and all the music sites owned by the participating labels, but ALSO calculates the optimal price for the DRM
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Revenue from legitimate online TV and film downloads worldwide will rise tenfold to $6.3 billion by 2012. The U.S. will account for 65% of this amount, according to a report published by Informa. Stateside sum will rise from $538 million in 2006 to $3.9 b
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New research from Informa Telecoms & Media shows that legitimate online TV and video services will generate revenues of US$6.3 billion in 2012, almost ten times the 2006 figure. Advertising will consistently outperform a la carte and subscription-ba
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A dollar volume of $20.5 billion in media transactions makes 2006 the strongest year since 2000, and close in volume even to that year’s total.”
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The difference is the much higher margin earned via the on-demand channel, and it is likely to transform the market's view of movie producers from volatile, hit-dependent cash cows into above-average growth companies akin to specialty retailers. Lions Gat
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In den frühen Morgenstunden des Donnerstags bekamen die beiden Beteiligungsgesellschaften Permira und KKR den Zuschlag. Pro Sieben Sat. 1 hat das inzwischen bestätigt.Zumindest für Permira ist der deutsche Medienmarkt vertrautes Terrain. Der Finanzinve
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die Wochenendergebnisse bei Besuchern und Umsatz bis zur 49. Kalenderwoche 2006 bei rund 10 Prozent Plus im Vergleich zum Vorjahreszeitraum, berichtete die Zukunft Kino Marketing GmbH am Dienstag. 85 377 716 Millionen Besucher strömten allein in den verg
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That's impressions doubling, revenues rising 30%. Yields have been deflating, caused mainly, I think, by the fact that impression increases have been driven by webmail and social networks (MediaPlannerBuyer) with considerable unsold inventory and (therefo
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Total advertising expenditures in the first nine months of 2006 increased 4.0 percent to $108.4 billion as compared to the prior year period, according to data released today by TNS Media Intelligence, the leading provider of strategic advertising and mar
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The Intention Economy grows around buyers, not sellers. It leverages the simple fact that buyers are the first source of money, and that they come ready-made. You don't need advertising to make them. The Intention Economy is about markets, not marketing.
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In the wake of these opposing forces of consolidation and diversification, content producers need to think carefully about how they are going to position themselves for profitability moving forward.Keep the focus on content, not distributionKeep the focus
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inDplay helps you quickly find programs and rights availability, saving you time and money with our online rights acquisition and contract management system. Whether you are an independent filmmaker, a rights owner, or a distributor with thousands of titl
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Local TV licenses used to be money machines; now they’re shrinking. Viewership for networks of those stations continues to fall year after year, of course. The barrier to entry to making and now distributing TV is gone.
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ultimately, it's a losing battle since bandwidth is a commodity that's getting cheaper all the time. So the value proposition is much weaker.So net/net, I still love the technology and use it constantly, but there are some major hurdles in trying to comme
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When I realized this, I should have known, because I've been saying for almost a year that Web 2.0 is nothing more than an aftermarket for Google. Startups slicing little bits of Google's P/E ratio, acting as sales reps for Google ads, and getting great m
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six-figure spending levels buy even more features, including mashups, personalized photos, and RSS and podcast feeds. Similarly, YouTube is looking to do media deals at a certain five-figure threshold, and it sets six-figure thresholds to let marketers ow
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a) there are more advertisers online today. b) it's getting easier to spend money online c) Google Adsense/Adwords (a huge part of part B above) d) Yahoo, MSN, AOL, and Google reaching scale, which in turn allows major advertisers to reach comparable audi
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After all, it is a small matter of UK TV landscape being redrawn: British Sky Broadcasting Group, run by James Murdoch, has acquired a 17.9 percent stake in UK broadcaster ITV, which has been the target of bids by pay TV rival NTL and others over the last
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a 2 percent increase over the Q2 2006 total of nearly $4.1 billion. A two percent gain over the previous quarter is about as tepid growth as you can get. And Blackfriars' numbers for Q3 budgets -- not actual spending, but what companies planned to spend -
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Venture capital investments into “Web 2.0″ Internet companies this year are on track to double last year’s levels to about $500 million, according to a new report on the bubbling sector. The report shows investors pumped $263 million into Web 2.0 co
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Internet advertising revenues reached an estimated new record of $4.2 billion for the third quarter of 2006. The 2006 third quarter revenues represent a 33 percent increase over $3.1 billion in Q3 2005 and a 2 percent increase over the Q2 2006 total of ne
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Spending on Internet video advertising is set to explode next year, growing nearly 90% to $775 million, according to an eMarketer study released Nov. 6. By 2010, online video ads will bring in $2.9 billion, making up 11.5% of the online advertising market
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The greatest hope of most Web professionals is to continue working online and to be paid what they are worth while doing so. Right now... you can make money. But you can't make what you are worth... yet.
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Wait a second here. We’re going to collect $10 in advertising to pay $28 in bandwidth? Who said video is a great business? We’re losing money, but I’m sure we’ll make it up in quantity. Heheh.
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the biggest danger for any social media venture today, whether they be at the startup stage or even for those that already have a lot of traction, is to try to be all things to all people.
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Despite massive innovation on the content side (what used to be called “editorial”) — blogs, MySpace, YouTube, Flickr, Digg, search — there’s only been one real innovation on the old “business” side — pay-per-click text ads.
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What’s clear is that content creators are no longer in control of the content business. That doesn’t mean content creators can’t make money — it just means that an increasing portion of every dollar they make will go to Google.
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The quick cancellation of “Smith” elucidates how television, like the movie industry, has become a business where there is little room for the modest success
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Web2.0: Auch bei der zweite Welle Internet haben die Amerikaner die Nase vorn. Doch die Deutschen holen auf.
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Laut einer detaillierten Studie der Motions Picture Association of America (MPAA), die dem "Hollywood Reporter" vorliegt, musste die Filmindustrie weltweit einen Gewinnrückgang von mehr als 1,8 Milliarden Euro hinnehmen
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Finally, it compared online video viewing across its sites to online video viewing across the portals, and it come out on top. It's worth noting, however, that since one major portal/search engine acquired YouTube last week, the tide has probably shifted
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Net income was $12.8 million up 84 percent, from $6.9 million, the Los Gatos, C-based company said in a press release. Revenue soared 48 percent to $256 million. Excluding some costs, profit was $14.6 million, or 21 cents.
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Earnings from three big newspaper companies — Tribune Co., New York Times Co. and Belo Corp. — provided more dramatic evidence that print-advertising revenues have gone into decline after a long period of low growth.
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By dwelling on the programming, these observers run the risk of reducing the bigger story to a broadcasting insider case, and that deflects attention from the industry as a whole and advertiser discontent.
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For the third quarter, The Times Company’s overall revenue declined to $739,6 million, 2.4 percent less than the comparable quarter last year, mainly because of a 4.2 percent fall in advertising revenue, the company reported.
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Control the pipe and you've got an economic engine to run ads against your content, charge subscriptions, sell voice calls and charge per minute - the world is your oyster. No pipes, no moguls, no media?
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The market here has moved faster and along a more unusual path (community-driven companies) than competitors could respond, so we’re confusing a short-term market dislocation with a trend toward “purpose-driven” companies.
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Pre-roll is growing even faster than online video advertising, which is certainly enjoying its own hypergrowth spurt. Pre-roll video inventory on commercial sites has grown an average 105.2 percent annually over the past five years, according to AccuStrea
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This supports our belief that media no longer enjoys the benefit of above average rate inflation, rather the opposite where increased competition & measurement is putting pressure on rates.
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Web 2.0 works great as an ideology, but maybe not so great as the basis for a media economy. Less control = less profit.Why did Google buy YouTube? Because they have to own it to control it, and they need to control it in order to monetize it.
