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Yearbook 2016 - Key Trends - Television, cinema, video and on-demand audiovisual services - The Pan-European picture (2017)
New edition for 2017: Yearbook 2016 - Key Trends is THE analysis and intelligence section of the Yearbook Online Service and provides you with an overview of the recent key trends of the audiovisual sector. This section is based on the Data Sets and shows the main developments that can be traced across Europe. It also includes valuable insights of legal issues contributed by the Observatory’s Department for Legal Information on topics such as the AVMSD, cinema, copyright or freedom of expression.
The Key Trends are are part of Yearbook Online Service but they are available as a standalone publication and can be purchased independently from Yearbook .
CONTENT
INTRODUCTION
Who will benefit from the upturn?
PRODUCTION
Soft money in Europe: Public funds grow, fiscal incentives boom
Investment, budgets and production back on track
CIRCULATION
Films in cinemas and on transactional VOD services: any diferences?
European films on VOD: A lack of visibility?
Films on TV: 31% are European
Export of European films in 2015
Football on TV: No ‘winner takes all’
Sports rights: New players enter the arena
Film heritage works: Is VOD an opportunity?
AUDIOVISUAL SERVICES
Media literacy as a panacea for a post-truth world?
A Digital Single Market… slightly watered down?
TV channels in Europe: Towards market concentration and hubs
European works in on-demand services: Make ‘em pay!
Revising the AVMSD: Towards the end of the world wild web?
On-demand services in Europe: the rise of international services
DISTRIBUTION
Television networks: 80% of TV households are digital
Distribution of OTT video on the rise
MARKETS
Focus on the Observatory Presidency country: Poland
Back to growth?
Advertising: Television still holds strong
Pay-TV: Growth slowing
On-demand revenues continue to increase, driven by SVOD services
Number of EU screens grows again
Cinema: Market share of European films dropped in 2015
Cinema: EU box oice hit record high in 2015
Home video: Blu-ray stable, DVD plummets
PLAYERS
Audiovisual groups: Integrated US players lead the pack
Public broadcasters: Pressure on revenues
Audiovisual groups in Europe: More concentration
The significance of pan-European broadcasters
Distribution of audiovisual media services: Towards pan-European groups?
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