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Table of Contents
1. Executive Summary
2. The new ATAWADAC environment
2.1. Anytime: on-demand on the rise
2.2. Anywhere: viewers are more and more mobile
2.3. Any device: rising popularity of mobile devices
2.4. Any content: an unprecedented profusion of video content
3. Outlook for broadcast operators
3.1. The context for broadcast networks
3.1.1. Terrestrial TV
3.1.2. Satellite TV
3.2. Horizontal integration for broadcast operators
3.2.1. Terrestrial operators
3.2.2. Satellite operators
3.3. New business positioning for broadcast operators
3.3.1. Terrestrial operators
3.3.2. Satellite operators
3.4. Network optimisation
3.4.1. Terrestrial operators
3.4.2. Satellite operators
3.5. Enhancement of service offering and quality of experience
3.5.1. Broadcast operators' common strategies
3.5.2. Strategies specific to satellite operators
4. Outlook for telcos and cablecos
4.1. The context for wireline networks
4.1.1. Television by cable
4.1.2. IPTV
4.2. Horizontal integration for wireline operators
4.3. New business positioning for wireline operators
4.3.1. Common strategies for telcos and cablecos
4.3.2. Strategies specific to cable companies
4.4. Network optimisation
4.4.1. Wireline operators' common strategies
4.4.2. Strategies specific to cable companies
4.4.3. Strategies specific to telcos
4.5. Enhancement of service offering and quality of experience
5. Possible positionings for network operators
List of Tables
Table 1: Examples of recent hybrid system deals
Table 2: Satellite's positioning on UHD
Table 3: Breakdown of peak time bandwidth consumption in the US
Table 4: A selection of major mergers and acquisitions between wireline network operators
Table 5: TV and video strategies on managed networks
Table 6: Examples of OTT video services developed by network operators
Table 7: Examples of free and paid peering deals in the United States
Table 8: A selection of recent mergers and acquisitions
Table 9: How well does the cloud meet different demands?
Table 10: Examples of recent cloud TV agreements and service rollouts
Table 11: Main telco CDN rollouts
Table 12: A selection of innovative services deployed by wireline operators
Table 13: Examples of existing OTT services integrated into operators' STBs
List of Figures
Figure 1: Growth of time-shifted viewing of a cable series in the United States, 2008-2013
Figure 2: Growth of weekly viewing time, by screen, 2012-2013
Figure 3: Growth of Internet traffic by type of device, 2013-2018
Figure 4: Example of a series available in 4K format on an OTT SVOD service
Figure 5: Change in regional terrestrial TV penetration in households, 2009-2014
Figure 6: Mobile traffic growth, by region, 2013-2018
Figure 7: Digital TV household growth in Africa/the Middle East, 2009-2018
Figure 8: Satellite operators' expansion strategies in emerging markets
Figure 9: Change in the distribution of C and Ku-band satellite capacity between emerging and developed markets, 2011-2015
Figure 10: Breakdown of TDF's revenue, by business area, 2012-2013
Figure 11: Growth of the number of households receiving HD Plus, 2011-2013
Figure 12: Growth and breakdown of satellite TV households, pay-TV vs. FTV
Figure 13: ATSC 2.0 protocol stacks
Figure 14: Example of a hybrid TiVo for OTA terrestrial TV households
Figure 15: Growth in the number of UHD channels broadcast via satellite, by region, 2014-2018
Figure 16: Growth of video's share of online traffic in the United States, 2013-2018
Figure 17: Quarterly growth of telcos' and cableco's pay-TV customers in the United States (000s)
Figure 18: Growth of households worldwide that subscribe to an IPTV plan, 2009-2018 (Million)
Figure 19: Growth of Comcast revenues, Q1 2011-2014
Figure 20 : Map of hotspots available to Comcast customers
Figure 21: Cable companies' migration to all IP services
Figure 22: Dynamic spectrum allocation in unicast or broadcast mode
Figure 23: Change in the breakdown of mobile data traffic, 2010-2019
Figure 24: Example of LTE broadcasting to deliver live content
Figure 25: LTE triple play bundle from Indian operator, Reliance Jio
Figure 26: Deutsche Telekom's Speedport Hybrid LTE modem
Figure 27: Summary of possible positionings for network operators
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