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市場調查報告書

IPTV市場:IPTV的導入與新服務

IPTV Markets: Deployment & new services

出版商 IDATE
出版日期 2006年02月 商品編碼 34128
內容資訊 英文 100 pages
價格
本報告書已不再販售

本報告已在2011年11月23日停止出版。

簡介

歐洲代表性的資訊通信技術公司 IDATE(總公司:法國),調查與分析IPTV的導入與新服務,並歸結其結果出版綜合報告書"IPTV Markets: Deployment & new services"

此報告書在下面的內容裡,除了說明 IPTV 概要、各地導入影響因素、解決方略提供商間的關係及定位,也探討 IPTV 服務的種類及類似服務的比較、導入時的目的、技術選擇與商務模式等。另外也提供代表性企業的個案分析。

第1章 關於IPTV

  • 為何是IPTV呢
    • 調查對象
    • IP的貢獻
  • 運作
    • 透過光纖與銅線的存取網絡
    • 解決方略
    • Video on demand
    • 最佳效用型與保證昇級
    • 替代存取技術與新IP基礎網絡

第2章 服務導入

  • 地區性導入要素
    • 既有的競爭度
    • 寬頻涵蓋範圍
    • 規範
  • 全球IPTV服務檔案
    • 亞洲
    • 美國
    • 歐洲

第3章 解決方略提供商

  • 設備與解決方略
    • VoD與IPTV解決方略的核心系統
  • 技術鏈上的定位
    • 各區塊:頭端、網絡設備、中介軟體、積算器、CPE

第4章 IPTV的定位

  • TV服務選項
    • TV服務
    • VoD服務
    • 對加入者基礎的影響
    • 對ARPU的影響
  • IPTV與電纜、衛星、DTT
    • 競爭抑或是補足
    • 優點及缺點

第5章 IPTV服務的導入

  • 商業性優先權
    • 存取提供商、TV營運商
    • 顧客的忠誠度、市場佔有的獲得、ARPU的增加
  • 技術選擇
    • Outset的選擇(影像壓縮、中介軟體、積算器、編碼器)
  • 銷售模式
    • 初期服務的存取供給
    • 播放內容的編輯規則
    • VoD的重要性
  • 商務模式
    • xDSL TV、FTTx TV?
    • 獲利及Bundling的影響
    • IPTV服務的經濟

第6章 個案分析

  • 各家企業的TV及影像服務
    • B2、Fastweb、France Telecom、Free、PCCW、Telefonica、Verizon、VideoNetworks、Yahoo BB!
  • 各家企業的商務模式
    • B2、Fastweb、France Telecom、Free、PCCW、Telefonica、Verizon、VideoNetworks、Yahoo BB!
  • 各家企業的技術元件
    • B2、Fastweb、France Telecom、Free、PCCW、Telefonica、Verizon、VideoNetworks、Yahoo BB!
  • 歐洲的足球播放權
  • BSkyB與三方服務
  • France Televisions
  • FastWeb

第7章 結論與預測

  • IPTV的市場機會
  • 風險與不確定材料
  • 成功要點
  • 營運商及市場衝擊
  • 至2010年前的各地市場預測

目錄

Abstract

This market report provides in-depth analysis of the TV over IP market and its ongoing development: technical architecture, deployment around the globe, new services and challenges. This new means of distributing TV programmes is a key growth relay for telcos which are investing massively in the TVoDSL market. As a result, not only the TV sector, but our television viewing habits are likely to be altered considerably.

Table of Contents

1. IPTV: Presentation

  • 1.1. Why IPTV?
    • 1.1.1. Market scope
    • 1.1.2. IP' s “contribution”
  • 1.2. How IPTV works
    • 1.2.1. Fibre optics vs copper for delivering access
    • 1.2.2. The solutions
    • 1.2.3. Video on demand
    • 1.2.4. Best effort and guaranteed bitrates
    • 1.2.5. Alternative access technologies and other IP networks

2. IPTV service deployments

  • 2.1. Local deployment factors
    • 2.1.1. State of broadband access development
    • 2.1.2. The TV market' s structure
    • 2.1.3. Is regulation stifling the market?
  • 2.2. IPTV services around the globe
    • 2.2.1. Europe
    • 2.2.2. The United States
    • 2.2.3. Asia

3. Solution providers

  • 3.1. Equipment and solutions
  • 3.2. Positioning on the technical chain

4. IPTV' s market positioning

  • 4.1. TV services options
    • 4.1.1. TV services
    • 4.1.2. Video on demand services
  • 4.2. Bundles
  • 4.3. IPTV competing with cable, satellite and DTT

5. Deploying an IPTV service

  • 5.1. Commercial priorities
  • 5.2. Technical choices
  • 5.3. Distribution models
    • 5.3.1. Editorial policy regarding content
    • 5.3.2. What role for VoD?
    • 5.3.3. IPTV service models
  • 5.4. Business models
    • 5.4.1. TVoDSL, FTTx?
    • 5.4.2. ARPU and the impact of bundling
    • 5.4.3. An IPTV service' s economy

6. Conclusions and forecasts

  • 6.1. Opportunities tied to IPTV
  • 6.2. Threats and uncertainties
  • 6.3. Keys to success
  • 6.4. Impact on operators and the market
  • 6.5. Market forecasts up to 2010

7. Annex: Case studies

  • IDATE presentation
  • DigiWorld Catalogue 2005
  • Case study 1: France Telecom' s IPTV offer
  • Case study 2: B2' s IPTV offer
  • Case study 3: Free' s IPTV offer
  • Case study 4: Telefonica' s IPTV offer
  • Case study 5: FastWeb' s IPTV offer
  • Case study 6: VideoNetworks' s IPTV offer
  • Case study 7: PCCW' s IPTV offer
  • Case study 8: Yahoo! BB' s IPTV offer
  • Case study 9: Verizon' s TV offer

List of figures

  • Figure 1: Growth of the broadband subscriber base, by geographic zone
  • Figure 2: Convergent networks: the Telecom Italia example
  • Figure 3: IPTV network architecture
  • Figure 4: Evolution of downstream rates on ADSL networks, depending on distance
  • Figure 5: Optical network architecture
  • Figure 6: Passive and active FTTx architectures
  • Figure 7: VHS in the home (excluding FTTH)
  • Figure 8: How multicasting works
  • Figure 9: Progression of video coding
  • Figure 10: New compression standards “extending” IPTV coverage
  • Figure 11: Features of a DVB-H - IP Datacasting system
  • Figure 12: Broadband penetration rate in the world' s chief markets (% of the population)
  • Figure 13: Comparison of the length of the local copper loop in 6 countries
  • Figure 14: Growth of infrastructure-based competition, by country
  • Figure 15: Digital TV penetration around the world, by zone/country, in 2004 (e) (% of TV households)
  • Figure 16: Percentage of European households receiving multichannel TV offer in 2004
  • Figure 17: VoD and IPTV solution ecosystems
  • Figure 18: Triple play reducing churn
  • Figure 19: Share of Telewest customers subscribing to a triple play
  • Figure 20: Timeline for a film' s release on the various platforms in France
  • Figure 21: Low cost IPTV offer
  • Figure 22: Premium IPTV offer
  • Figure 23: Option-based IPTV offer
  • Figure 24: Unbundling tariffs in Europe' s leading markets in 2005 (EUR/month)
  • Figure 25: Annual TV ARPU for FastWeb' s video customers (EUR)
  • Figure 26: Now Broadband TV' s pay-TV subscriber base and ARPU
  • Figure 27: FastWeb' s annual residential ARPU
  • Figure 28: An IPTV service' s economy: low cost model
  • Figure 29: An IPTV service' s economy: premium model
  • Figure 30: IPTV subscribers around the world (million)
  • Figure 31: IPTV subscribers in the US (million)
  • Figure 32: IPTV subscribers in Europe (million)
  • Figure 33: IPTV subscribers in Asia (million)

List of tables

  • Table 1: Average fixed telephony revenues
  • Table 2: Bitrates offered by some of the leading broadband ISPs in Europe, Asia and the US (May 2005)*
  • Table 3: Comparison of different home networking solutions
  • Table 4: Bitrates supplied by the different ADSL technologies, based on distance
  • Table 5: WiMAX throughput
  • Table 6: Main technical properties of the DOCSIS standard
  • Table 7: National DSL and cable modem coverage, at the end of 2004 (% of the population)
  • Table 8: Incumbent telcos' share of their domestic broadband, by country
  • Table 9: Digital TV households worldwide, by zone/country, 2001-2009
  • Table 10: Satellite pay-TV households around the world, by zone
  • Table 11: Cable TV households around the world, by zone/country, 2001-2009
  • Table 12: Level of IPTV service development in the leading European markets (end of September 2005)
  • Table 13: Europe' s leading IPTV services
  • Table 14: FTTx deployments by RBOC in the US
  • Table 15: Leading IPTV services in the US
  • Table 16: Leading IPTV services in Asia
  • Table 17: IPTV solution providers' positioning in the different segments
  • Table 18: Range of TV/video services available via IPTV*
  • Table 19: Comparison of networks' strengths and weakness with respect to positioning
  • Table 20: Main properties of TV broadcasting networks
  • Table 21: Prime objectives of an IPTV* strategy
  • Table 22: Monthly ARPU for satellite pay-TV services in Europe in 2004
  • Table 23: Growth of Telewest' s monthly subscriber ARPU in 2004 and Q1 2005 (GBP)
  • Table 24: Savings offered on Comcast' s bundled offers (USD)
  • Table 25: An IPTV service' s economy: low cost model
  • Table 26: An IPTV service' s economy: premium model
  • Table 27: IPTV: opportunities and threats for operators
  • Table 28: IPTV subscribers around the world (million)
  • Table 29: IPTV subscribers in Europe (million)
  • Table 30: IPTV subscribers in Asia (million)
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