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4Q10 US Digital Entertainment Tracker

In-Stat/MDR, November 2010, Pages: 44

The boundaries between industry segments are blurring. Today, manufacturers, retailers, service providers, and content producers all need an understanding of the entire digital entertainment ecosystem in order to be successful. The DE Tracker delivers a comprehensive, concise, and quantified view of the entire US digital entertainment ecosystem.

The Excel-based DE Tracker is an annual research service, updated throughout the year. It has been designed to evolve with the digital entertainment industry, tracking shipments, subscribers, consumer behavior, and market events over time. It presents key metrics and market forecasts for devices, services, video content, usage, and content management.

No other research product is packed with as much data, graphics, and analysis. The DE Tracker is destined to become your primary source of market information for the US digital entertainment industry.

Welcome
Devices
Table 1. Consumer Electronics Device Shipment History and Forecast, 2008–2014
Table 2. Consumer Electronics Device Installed Base Forecast, 2008–2014
Table 3. CE Device Ownership, by Segmentation
Services
Table 4. US Consumer Broadband Subscriber Households Forecast, by Technology, 2008–2014
Table 5. Pay-TV Subscribers by Operator; History, and Forecast, by Type, 2008–2014
Table 6. Premium TV and Online User Households
Content
Table 7. Frequent Viewers of Online TV Programming, by Genre and Device Type
Table 8. Viewing of Online TV Programming, by Genre and Service Provider
Table 9. Primary Devices Used to Access OTT Video, by Segmentation
Table 10. Consumer Use of Online TV Portals, by Segmentation Usage
Table 11. Video Streaming; Frequency, Households, and Volume, by Segmentation
Table 12. Video Downloading; Frequency, Households, and Volume, by Segmentation
Table 13. Video Rentals; Frequency, Households, and Volume, by Segmentation
Table 14. Free Video-on-Demand; Frequency, Households, and Volume, by Segmentation
Table 15. Internet TV; Frequency, Households, and Volume, by Segmentation
Table 16. Pay-Per-View; Frequency, Households, and Volume, by Segmentation
Table 17. TV Everywhere; Frequency, Households, and Volume, by Segmentation
Table 18. Viewing Downloaded Content on the TV, Frequency, Households, and Volume, by Segmentation
Table 19. Viewing Streamed Content on the TV, Frequency, Households, and Volume, by Segmentation
Table 20. Web-to-TV Device Configurations, by Segmentation
Table 21. Alternative Use of Gaming Consoles, by Segmentation
Table 22. Frequency of TV Interaction Content Management
Table 23. Home Networking Activities Performed, by Segmentation
Table 24. Video Library Size and Acquisition Methods
Table 25. TV/Movie Content Acquisition Preferences
Table 26. Devices Used to View and Store Permanent Video Files, by Segmentation
Table 27. Methods Used for Locating Permanently Stored Files, by Segmentation Market Assessment
Table 28. Preferred Method for Acquiring Pay-TV Content
Table 29. Potential Impact of Digital Rights Lockers
Table 30. Paid OTT Household Forecast, by Device Type
Table 31. Paid OTT Video Services Forecast, by Household, Viewing Method, Frequency, and Volume, 2010–2014
Table 32. Forecasted Use of Alternative Paid Video Delivery Methods, by Type, 2010–2014
Table 33. Digital Entertainment Revenue Forecast, 2010–2014
Appendix
Table 34. Technology Adoption Attitudes
Table 35. Internet Behavior Segmentation Definitions

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