運動收看率:各主題分析
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運動收看率:各主題分析

Sports Viewership - Thematic Research

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簡介目錄

觀眾收視一直是體育不可或缺的一部分,沒有它,就沒有體育市場。隨著知名度的提高,電視網路開始獲得利潤豐厚的契約,這些契約賦予他們轉播某些比賽的權利,而主要品牌開始與聯賽、球隊和比賽建立贊助合作夥伴關係,以此來推廣自己的品牌。這兩種財務收入途徑使體育界變得非常有利可圖,並且在 COVID-19 之後可能會繼續這種情況,儘管方式略顯遲緩。

全球運動媒體權市場,預計從2020年到2024年以31%的年複合成長率成長,2024年末達約600億美元。

本報告提供全球運動收看率的趨勢相關分析,到目前為止的運動產業/廣播和觀眾層的歷史,及每個世代的視聽習慣的變化,左右目前運動收看率的主要趨勢 (產業/技術趨勢),吃緊的課題,今後的運動視聽形態的應有狀態和市場趨勢預測,價值鏈的結構要素與機會、課題等彙整資訊,為您概述為以下內容。

目錄

目錄

第1章 摘要整理

第2章 市場參與企業

第3章 各主題分析的概要

第4章 趨勢

  • 技術趨勢
  • 產業趨勢

第5章 產業分析

  • 市場規模、成長率的預測
  • 時間軸

第6章 價值鏈

第7章 企業

第8章 參考文件

第9章 "Thematic Research" 的分析方法

第10章 關於GlobalData

第11章 諮詢方式

簡介目錄
Product Code: GDSPO-TR-S016

An analysis of the intersection of how sports viewership has changed over the years, and where the industry is heading.

Audience viewership has always been an integral part of sports, as without it, there would be no market for sports in general. Throughout the course of human history, sport has always been a popular spectacle, and popularity began to take off following the Second World War. This was largely due to sporting bodies beginning to form in an attempt to organize regular events, as well as fairy regulate their chosen sports. This, combined with the increasing power of television broadcasting throughout the 1960s began to bring sport to the forefront in society. As popularity increased, television networks began securing lucrative contracts which gave them the rights to broadcast certain tournaments, while major brands began sponsorship partnerships with leagues, teams and competitions as a way to promote their own brand. These two avenues of financial revenue have seen the world of sport become incredibly lucrative, and this is likely to continue following COVID-19, albeit in a slightly stunted manner.

The nature of sports viewership has changed drastically over the years, as traditional TV viewing has begun shifting somewhat towards streaming content and online platforms. Research has shown that younger demographics prefer to watch online content, and streaming platforms are becoming more of a powerhouse in the sports broadcasting industry, with Amazon having secured valuable rights packages to the Premier League and the NFL in recent years.

Sports teams also face a battle to attract supporters back to stadiums following the COVID-19 pandemic. Shifting viewing demographics mean that younger generations are also less likely to go to games, and instead follow the action from home. Clubs and teams are desperate from revenues stemming from gate receipts, as fans have been held out of most sporting events over the past year.

Sports media rights have become an incredibly valuable commodity for broadcasting companies, as they know live sports is one of the main draws for attracting TV audiences. The value of these rights has been increasing for years now, and is only set to get larger. The global sports media rights market will grow to almost $60bn by the end of 2024, which represents a 31% compound annual growth rate between 2020 and 2024.

Key Highlights

  • While sports fans have always traditionally watched sports either live at stadiums or on the TV from the comfort of their own home, the growth of the Internet has opened up many different ways of watching sports. As younger generations become interested in sport, viewing patterns have begun to shift somewhat. Nowadays, many younger viewers are more interested in streaming games online, with many watching multiple games at once. The accessibility with which many can access different events now is a stark contrast to before the turn of the century, where some games just weren't televised.
  • For years, sporting events were exclusively tied to cable subscriptions, and OTT (over-the-top) platforms weren't even a part of the conversation. However, popularity for the latter has soared in recent years, with an estimated 1.2 million people in the US dropping their traditional TV services in Q2 2020. A survey conducted by PwC found that 82% of people kept their traditional subscriptions purely to watch live sporting events, and they would have cancelled had these not been available.
  • Studies by North American intelligence company Morning Consult have shown that approximately 53% of Gen Zers identified as sports fans, as opposed to 69% of millennials, and 63% of all adults. Additionally, 58% of male Gen Zers said they were sports fans, as opposed to 75% of all adult men.
  • The global media sports rights market will continue to grow as it did before COVID-19, eclipsing $60bn by 2024, although some of the deals being struck may end up being with different broadcasters.
  • Despite the importance of fan presence at games, many Premier League fans that they are being priced out of attending games. For Tottenham's last home game of the season in which a limited number of fans were allowed back, adults were charged £60 for a ticket, which many saw as extortionate. This has been a growing trend throughout the league in recent years, with many hardcore football fans feeling as if they can no longer afford to attend games.

Scope

  • This report provides an overview of the history of sports viewership and broadcasting, and how viewing habits have changed with different generations.
  • It identifies the key trends currently dominating sports viewership, broken down into industry and technological trends.
  • Also provided is a look at the botched European Super League, which encapsulates many of the frustrations that modern sports fans have regarding the inflated prices that come with following a sports team.
  • A look at the potential future of sports viewership, and the direction that the sports media rights market is trending towards.
  • A detailed look at the sports viewership value chain, and how different areas of the sector generates revenue and business.

Reasons to Buy

  • For those wanting an in depth analysis of how the sports broadcasters make their money, and the likely future of the industry.
  • Discusses how the landscape of viewing sports has changed forever with the technology boom, allowing viewers to watch live sports from almost anywhere.
  • GlobalData's thematic research ecosystem is a single, integrated global research platform that provides an easy-to-use framework for tracking all themes across all companies in all sectors. It has a proven track record of identifying the important themes early, enabling companies to make the right investments ahead of the competition, and secure that all-important competitive advantage.

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

1. Executive Summary

2. Players

3. Thematic briefing

4. Trends

  • 4.1 Technology trends
  • 4.2 Industry trends

5. Industry Analysis

  • 5.1 Market size and growth forecasts
  • 5.2 Timeline

6. Value chain

7. Companies

8. Further reading

9. Our thematic research methodology

10. About GlobalData

11. Contact us