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Television & Filmed Entertainment
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Overview
Television & Filmed Entertainment focuses on the evolution of the industry in the face of new digital and Internet-based technologies, consumer usage patterns, and business models. Using consumer and executive surveys, forecast models, and best-practice analysis, it helps networks, studios, pay TV operators, and advertisers navigate increasingly turbulent waters. It gives executives insights and proprietary data to inform their decisions on new intermediaries, balancing promotion versus revenues online, and how to best serve audiences in the emerging three-screen, on-demand environment.
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Research Topics
- Audience Development
- Cross-Media Programming
- DVR Programming & Advertising
- Evolving Video Value Chains
- IPTV
- Online Video Programming
- Three-Screen Strategies
- TV Advertising Evolution
- User-Generated Content
- Video on Demand
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TV Cannibals
Managing the Effects of Online Video
Concept Report
Bobby Tulsiani -
October 9, 2008
As the catalogue of free full-length TV shows available online continues to expand, it is critical to understand its impact on traditional broadcast viewership
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Television and Filmed Entertainment Spending
Understanding Consumer Behavior in Challenging Economic Times
Concept Report
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September 26, 2008
Media companies must understand how customers will alter their television and filmed entertainment spending during challenging economic times.
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User-Generated and Indie Video Online
New Formats for the New Medium
Concept Report
Bobby Tulsiani -
September 15, 2008
The Internet's low barriers to video distribution have created completely new genres of content that are specifically tailored for the new medium.
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US DTV, DVR, and HDTV Forecast, 2008 to 2013
Sizing the Market for Pay TV Services
Concept Report
Bobby Tulsiani -
August 1, 2008
With telco TV emerging as a strong competitor to cable and satellite television, the battle to sign customers up for digital television (DTV), digital video recorder (DVR), and high-definition TV (HDTV) services is intensifying.
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Movies on the Internet
Unlocking New Revenue Streams
Concept Report
Bobby Tulsiani -
July 25, 2008
With DVD sales stagnating and an uncertain future for Blu-ray adoption, the Internet has the potential to unlock new digital revenue opportunities for the movie industry.
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Competing with YouTube
Second-Mover Strategies in Internet Video
Vision Report
Bobby Tulsiani -
June 17, 2008
YouTube now captures more than 50 percent of all visits in the multimedia subcategory of entertainment, and various players are carving out new strategies to catch up to the video leader.
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Interactive TV Redux
In Search of the Killer Application
Concept Report
Bobby Tulsiani -
April 29, 2008
It's not quite 1999, but with the cable and telco companies battling for customers, and more boxes from TiVo to AppleTV competing for space in the living room, the search for interactive TV applications is on again.
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Bebo Attempts to Position Self as Internet TV Social Network
Case Study
Bobby Tulsiani -
March 28, 2008
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Gotuit Media Enables Solution to Chapterize Video Content
Case Study
Bobby Tulsiani -
March 28, 2008
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The Internet Television Value Chain
Maximizing Value with Internet Television
Vision Report
Bobby Tulsiani -
March 28, 2008
Internet video consumption exploded in early 2007. Business models have not yet caught up with consumer demand, and several players in the value chain are eagerly positioning themselves to take advantage of a billion dollar market in 2008.
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Vuguru Produces Low-Budget Episodic TV
Case Study
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March 28, 2008
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Full-Length TV Shows Online
Targeting the Early Market
Concept Report
Bobby Tulsiani -
February 2, 2008
While consumption of full-length TV shows has been limited in past years, the genre may finally be ready for Internet prime time during the 2007-08 television season.
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