How to monetise content: A conversation among media, content, distribution and advertising executives
On March 1, 2007, PricewaterhouseCoopers facilitated a unique day-long conversation among 30 senior industry professionals from across the contentdistribution ecosystem. The Executive Summit on Monetising Content brought together a diverse group of high-level industry peers in a collaborative format.
IAB Internet advertising revenue report
This report utilises data and information reported directly to PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, in addition to information available publicly, by companies representing thousands of Web sites, in addition to other online ad selling companies.
The Indian entertainment and media industry: Sustaining growth
The report is part of the annual flagship event of the FICCI - FRAMES 2008, India's biggest entertainment industry event. It contains in-depth forecasts and analysis of major industry segments such as - television, filmed entertainment, print media, and radio.
On media: Recorded music: who benefits from digital?
Over the last decade, the music industry has seen the emergence and rapid growth of digital distribution at the expense of physical formats. Digital technology has enabled recorded music to proliferate, but revenues, however, have not kept up with the pace of listening growth. We gauge this changing landscape, particularly focusing on the economics of music, in order to assess who might benefit in the digitally driven industry.
Outlook for magazine publishing in the digital age
The global publishing industry is going through a period of turmoil, as broadband penetration rises and new devices for delivering digital content arrive on the scene. Consumers are increasingly switching from traditional print media to digital media, although the manner in which they are making the transition varies with age, gender and nationality.
In this study, we have examined the outlook for consumer magazine publishers and media buyers, as they adapt to the digital revolution.
2008 US entertainment & media M&A insights
2007 deal volume surpassed that of 2006, despite economic and credit market uncertainties. A total of 1,168 deals were completed in 2007, a 16% increase from 1,008 in the prior year. Three E&M sectors--Publishing, Internet Software & Services and Advertising and Marketing--drove deal volume, accounting for 78% of total volume. Digital convergence and the growing importance of the Internet and online media led E&M companies to strengthen their digital platforms, triggering much of the deal activity.
Media insights 2008: Analysis and opinions on M&A activity across Europe from our network of local advisors
This is the sixth edition of Media insights from the Corporate Finance and Transactions Services team at PricewaterhouseCoopers. As in previous years, we analyse the trends driving M&A activity in the European media sector and take time to look ahead to 2008 and beyond. The report covers European and UK deal activity, Private Equity involvement in media, Sub-sector analysis and forecasts for 2008.
How consumer conversation will transform business
This report examines how new technologies and new methodologies are transforming a new source of consumer data—the customer's thoughts, intentions and innovative ideas obtained from conversations found in blogs, message boards, phone calls and other interactive media—into a dramatically deeper understanding of consumers.
Show me the money: Strategies for success in IPTV*
This report examines the different drivers and strategies that companies can employ to achieve success in the IPTV market. The issues discussed are as relevant to a company launching services in a nascent low-income IPTV market, as to a mature multinational corporation that is already delivering IPTV to a range of customers who demand ever greater personalisation and differentiation from their TV provider.
Arab media outlook 2007: Developing organisations, developing people
This groundbreaking report reviews the current state of Arab media, with particular emphasis on news and current affairs, exploring important user trends, and predicting the course of events for many aspects of the industry over the next five years.
On Media: Copyright extension: Stay...just a little bit longer
On media, a publication for senior executives in the media industry, is produced by the UK advisory's valuation & strategy practice. This second edition provides input to the debate on copyright extension for sound recordings and describes some of our work on this topic.
Convergence monitor: The digital home
The first in a series of quarterly reports, this PricewaterhouseCoopers Convergence Monitor focuses on the use of technology at home. Are people using broadband, downloading movies and music, and willing to pay extra for better customer service? Find out in the report.
How to capitalize on lifestyle advertising in a customer-centric world
The most fundamental shift in the history of media usage is upon us. Consumers are empowered by new technology and distribution platforms to engage with media and advertising in new ways. They are interacting with content, not just taking it in. Advertisers can now gain far greater insight into consumer preferences, interests, and the consumer point of view than ever before.
Breaking down walls: How an open business model is now the convergence imperative
PricewaterhouseCoopers believes that a new and open business model is the way to manage convergence, realise its potential and enable sustainable shareholder value. Our analysis shows that many companies involved in the technology, content and distribution sectors are not achieving returns on capital investments and are struggling to create shareholder value.
On media: UK TV advertising: Structural decline or cyclical blip?
The first edition of On media, a new publication from the PricewaterhouseCoopers UK Valuation & Strategy team, focuses on the future of the UK TV advertising market and asks whether it is in structural decline or is the recent decline merely a cyclical blip.
The rise of lifestyle media: Achieving success in the digital convergence area
This report analyses the impact of convergence on the video content, communications, advertising, and audience measurement industries in the Untied States. PricewaterhouseCoopers' goals in this report are to inform and stimulate discussion among industry participants about the ways in which convergence will create and destroy value.
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