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| Phoenix from the flames: The future media organisation Under intense pressure to secure long term revenue streams, media companies need to find ways to monetise their content in the digital world fast. Having focussed on cost reduction strategies to survive the recession, many companies find themselves with operating models that do not allow them to take advantage of changes in the industry. This paper explores the potential operating models that media companies can adopt to ensure they remain agile, strong and competitive, ready to take advantage of changing consumer demands. |
| Australian Entertainment & Media Outlook 2010 The leading industry publication in the Australian market, providing detailed five-year consumer spending and advertising forecasts across 11 segments of the entertainment and media sector. The 2010 'Broadband Revolution' edition focuses on the threats and opportunities in the new digital environment. |
| Indian entertainment & media outlook 2010 The Indian E&M industry is poised to return to double digit growth to 2014. This report focuses on revenue forecasts for eight industry segments, with analysis of the tax and regulatory regime for each, and a view of technology within the Indian E&M context. |
| From paper to platform: Transforming the B2B publishing business model This report examines the challenging outlook for B2B publishing from the perspective of information users (business professionals), advertisers, and publishers in five key territories (US, UK, Netherlands, France and Germany), setting out the three main challenges for publishers and PwC's view of the way forward in seizing the digital opportunity. |
| Strategic Partnerships - the real deal? In the current environment, strategic partnerships are considered more important than ever and yet a large proportion of them fail. This paper identifies the most common issues and pitfalls in the TMT sector (which are also applicable across other industries), setting out a framework for structuring partnerships and 10 questions to help you make your strategic partnership successful. |
| Global Entertainment and Media Outlook: 2010-2014 The pace of consumers' migration to new digital platforms is running well ahead of the industry’s expectations—and yet non-digital revenue streams will still account for two thirds of total global spending in 2014. Now in its eleventh annual edition, the Outlook is a consistent, comprehensive source of global analysis and five year forecasts for consumer/end-user and advertising spending in 13 segments across 48 territories. |
| Back on track? The outlook for the global sports market to 2013 The digital revolution is here and impacting the global sports market: new technologies are accelerating the shifts in business models causing a blurring of historically separate revenue streams. This report forecasts regional revenues to 2013 across sponsorship, gate revenues, media rights and merchandising. |
| Media M&A insights 2010: US edition This annual report analyses US M&A activity in 2009, including corporate and private equity closed transactions and the pipeline of announced transactions; explores bankruptcy and restructuring themes in E&M; sheds light on the public market performance of E&M sectors and companies; and dives into key trends we expect to see continuing in 2010. |
| 13th Annual CEO Survey: Key highlights for entertainment and media companies Few, if any, business leaders will forget the past 18 months. The global recession was the most serious many have ever experienced. Setting a smarter course for growth, the PricewaterhouseCoopers 13th Annual Global CEO Survey, looks at how CEOs have responded and how they are positioning their companies for recovery, and this article focuses on how entertainment and media CEOs see their businesses in this context. |
| Media M&A insights 2010: European edition European edition Media M&A insights 2010 reviews European M&A activity throughout 2009 — arguably the most difficult market conditions ever seen — and offers an insight into what may happen during 2010. |
| Entertainment & media outlook for Italy 2009-2013 The first edition of the Entertainment & media outlook for Italy covers 10 key industry segments to 2013. The report is designed to be a practical resource for all entertainment and media companies active, or seeking to become active, in Italy. |
| Eyes wide open: 3D tipping points loom New generation 3D is big news: established markets for video gaming and animated films demonstrate a public appetite for 3D entertainment. This report looks at six factors that will contribute to the development of 3D entertainment, and the extent to which 3D will be adopted by other formats, notably television, the result of interviews with 90 players worldwide, across the 3D landscape. |
| German entertainment & media outlook 2009-2013 The economic crisis has had a clear impact on the German entertainment & media market, with recovery not forecast for Germany until 2010. The seventh annual edition of this report provides annual forecasts for 2009-2013 for 10 E&M segments in Germany and includes interviews with a number of top executives from the German entertainment and media industry. |
| Entertainment & Media Outlook for the Netherlands 2009-2013: A spark in the digital engine This ninth annual edition presents annual historical data for the 2004-2008 period and provides annual forecasts for 2009-2013 for 13 E&M segments in the Netherlands. Includes interviews with a number of top executives from the Dutch entertainment and media industry who share their personal views with respect to the developments in their sectors. |
| EMC perspectives: Revenue recognition matters unique to the motion picture industry Revenue recognition is becoming increasingly complex for the film industry. Are financial executives fully prepared to navigate revenue recognition challenges, and are they making the right judgment calls for their business? Ultimately, those adept at navigating the rules will be key in the development of contractual agreements to ensure that operational and financial objectives are met. Moving into multiple business models: Outlook for newspaper publishing in the digital age This study examines the outlook for newspaper publishers, advertisers and media buyers, as they adapt to the digital revolution and deal with a global economic slowdown. A brand new era - Managing in a downturn, positioning for an upturn in the media sector The media sector is facing the combined forces of a cyclical downturn and structural transition from off-line to online, analogue to digital. This paper cuts through the complexity and responds to the urgency by setting out a transformation agenda for media executives, helping them manage the downturn and position for an upturn. On Media: From riches to rags: Prospects for local newspapers In this UK report, regional and local press are shown as not only grappling with the challenges of the digital age, but doing so amid the most difficult economic conditions in a decade. This report argues that the need to re-examine the regional publishing model has become even more urgent against the backdrop of publishing companies needing to take action to reduce costs, technological advancements and more newspapers moving solely online. IAB internet advertising revenue report Conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers and sponsored by the IAB, this report is considered the most accurate measurement of Internet/online advertising revenues in the US. All-inclusive, the report includes data reflecting online advertising revenues from Web sites, commercial online services,e-mail providers, as well as other companies selling online advertising. 2009 Consumer intelligence series: Impact of economic downturn on media habits and acceptance of advertising on personal media devices Discussions with an online panel of more than 750 consumers, aged 18-60, to explore the impact of a recessionary economic environment on brand relationships with media and communications companies On media: Navigating choppy waters The latest On Media is now available and includes articles relating to: Managing through the credit crunch – intangibles must play their part and online advertising through the downturn - weathering the storm. Navigating the era of the empowered consumer The paper demonstrates the thought provoking environments PricewaterhouseCoopers creates for senior executives. Outlook for magazine publishing in the digital age The global publishing industry is going through a period of turmoil, as broadband penetration rises and new devices for delivering digital content arrive on the scene. Consumers are increasingly switching from traditional print media to digital media, although the manner in which they are making the transition varies with age, gender and nationality. In this study, we have examined the outlook for consumer magazine publishers and media buyers, as they adapt to the digital revolution. How consumer conversation will transform business This report examines how new technologies and new methodologies are transforming a new source of consumer data—the customer's thoughts, intentions and innovative ideas obtained from conversations found in blogs, message boards, phone calls and other interactive media—into a dramatically deeper understanding of consumers. Show me the money: Strategies for success in IPTV* This report examines the different drivers and strategies that companies can employ to achieve success in the IPTV market. The issues discussed are as relevant to a company launching services in a nascent low-income IPTV market, as to a mature multinational corporation that is already delivering IPTV to a range of customers who demand ever greater personalisation and differentiation from their TV provider. |
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