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2005 Australia Broadcasting and Pay TV
Market Report, June 2005, 330  €


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Annual report on the ‘Broadcasting and Pay TV’ market in Australia includes revenue and subscriber statistics, market and industry overviews, in-depth analyses of the market and the various trends and developments, regulatory and government policies, Free-to-air market, pay TV market, personal/digital video recorders (PVR/DVR), digital TV, radio broadcasting, digital radio market and datacasting.
Company profiles of major companies, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Special Broadcasting Services (SBS), Nine Network, Seven Network, Channel Ten and Regional Stations.

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1. ANALYSES AND OVERVIEW OF THE BROADCASTING AND PAY TV MARKETS 2005
1.1 Free-to-Air TV broadcasting
1.1.1 Key statistics
1.1.2 Market overview
1.1.3 Market analysis
1.2 Pay TV
1.2.1 Revenue overview
1.2.2 Revenue analysis
1.2.3 Subscriber statistics
1.2.4 Pay TV has not yet impacted on video hire frequency
1.2.5 Penetration statistics
1.2.6 Optus to resell Foxtel Digital pay TV
1.2.7 Sensis/Foxtel merger would create new media competition
1.2.8 Foxtel divestiture?
1.2.9 Pay TV monopoly strengthened
1.3 Radio
1.3.1 Market overview
1.3.2 Current developments of digital radio
2. FREE-TO-AIR TV MARKET
2.1 Market overview and statistics
2.1.1 Key statistics
2.1.2 Free-to-Air viewing shows downward trend – 2005
2.1.3 Financial overviews
2.1.4 Viewing behaviour
2.2 Broadcasters
2.2.1 Overview
2.2.2 National broadcasters
2.2.3 Regional broadcasting
2.3 Regulatory - content overview and analysis
2.3.1 Content
2.3.2 Media classifications
2.4 Regulatory – Control overview and analysis
2.4.1 Licensing
2.4.2 Who owns what in Media land
2.4.3 Productivity Commission comments on Media Reform
2.4.4 Analysis
3. RADIO MARKET
3.1 Overview and statistics
3.1.1 Market overview
3.1.2 Demand statistics
3.1.3 Financial statistics
3.1.4 ipodding
3.1.5 Major players
3.2 Digital radio
3.2.1 Overview
3.2.2 Development path of digital radio
3.2.3 Features and benefits of digital radio
3.2.4 The United Kingdom and overseas experience
3.2.5 Analysis – Broadcast Australia creates ripples
3.2.6 Technologies
4. PAY TV MARKET
4.1 Subscribers overview statistics and analysis
4.1.1 Subscriber statistics
4.1.2 Penetration statistics
4.1.3 Penetration analysis
4.1.4 Viewing statistics
4.1.5 Demand
4.1.6 Analysis: Industry trend towards broadband infrastructure
4.2 Industry revenues statistics and analysis
4.2.1 Revenue statistics
4.2.2 ARPU statistics
4.2.3 Churn statistics
4.2.4 Piracy statistics
4.2.5 Pricing overview and analysis
4.2.6 Pay TV advertising
4.3 Infrastructure – statistics, analysis and key developments major players
4.3.1 Infrastructure statistics
4.3.2 Analysis: The next phase from HFC to fibre
4.3.3 Key developments – major players
4.4 Personal Video Recorders
4.4.1 Introduction
4.4.2 PVRs finally hit the Australian marketplace
4.4.3 Electronic Program Guide
4.4.4 TiVo
4.4.5 Personal VCRs from Foxtel
4.4.6 New Digital Systems (NDS)
4.4.7 Sky Plus from News Corp
4.4.8 Personal Video recorders analyses
4.4.9 Digital TV (hardware) key to success
4.4.10 DTT driven by DVD
4.5 Regulatory environment
4.5.1 Telstra-Foxtel Divestiture
5. GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATION


Exhibit 1 – Regulation of Australian TV content – 1992 - 2004
Exhibit 2 – Regulation of Australian TV children’s content – 1992 - 2004
Exhibit 3 – Commercial TV licences (FTA)
Exhibit 4 – Broadcasting licences categories
Exhibit 5 – Newspapers ownership
Exhibit 6 – Television ownership
Exhibit 7 – Radio ownership
Exhibit 8 – Regional Media ownership
Exhibit 9 – Possible foreign interests
Exhibit 10 – Estimated number of radios in the home
Exhibit 11 – New media activities from pay TV operators - 2005
Exhibit 12 – Pricing and its effect on penetration (our predictions made in 1994!)
Exhibit 13 – Pay TV roll outs by State – 2005




Table 1 – Television set penetration by number of sets – 2005
Table 2 – TV broadcasting licences overview – 1999; 2001 - 2004
Table 3 – Revenue and subscriber overview – 1997 - 2006
Table 4 – Revenue per operator – 1997 - 2006
Table 5 – Pay TV subscribers – 1995 - 2006
Table 6 – Pay TV subscribers by operator – 1995 - 2006
Table 7 – Pay TV penetration (individuals with home access) – 1997 - 2006
Table 8 – Pay TV penetration and households by major city and state/territory
Table 9 – Television set penetration by number of sets – 2005
Table 10 – Australian commercial TV revenue and expenditure – 1992 - 2003
Table 11 – TV broadcasting revenue and expenditure growth – 1996 - 2003
Table 12 – Commercial TV revenues by broadcaster – 1998 - 2003
Table 13 – Commercial TV broadcasters’ revenues as share of total – 1998 - 2003
Table 14 – Broadcasting licence fees collected by the ABA – 1997 - 2003
Table 15 – Rebates claimed under the Regional Equalisation Plan – 1998 - 2003
Table 16 – Commercial TV advertising revenue – 2000 - 2003
Table 17 – Commercial TV broadcasters’ local content expenditure – 1996 - 2002
Table 18 –Program expenditure, commercial broadcasters – 2000 - 2003
Table 19 – Daily television viewing – metro market – 2001 - 2003
Table 20 – Television ratings in five metropolitan markets – 1983, 1993, 1998 - 2004
Table 21 – TV broadcasting licences overview – 1999; 2001 - 2004
Table 22 – Public TV stations funding – 2003 - 2004
Table 23 – Licence fees – 1995 - 2003
Table 24 – Share of all radio listening - 2003
Table 25 – Commercial radio penetration and time spent listening – 2003
Table 26 – Time spent listening by capital city (excluding Canberra, Hobart, Darwin) - 2005
Table 27 – Audience penetration by time of day – 2000 - 2005
Table 28 – Radio listening by radio location – 2001 - 2005
Table 29 – Regular radio listening by age – 2003
Table 30 – Regular radio listening by station type and age – 2003
Table 31 – Type of radio stations regularly listened to – 2003
Table 32 – Loyalty by radio station most listened to – 2003
Table 33 – Hours of radio listening in an average week – 2003
Table 34 – Australian commercial radio financial results – 1992 - 2003
Table 35 – Pay TV subscribers – 1995 - 2006
Table 36 – Pay TV subscribers by operator – 1995 - 2006
Table 37 – Pay TV penetration (individuals with home access) – 1997 - 2006
Table 38 – Pay TV penetration and households by major city and state/territory
Table 39 – Pay TV viewing as a percent of total TV viewing – 1998 - 2006
Table 40 – Revenue and subscriber overview – 1997 - 2006
Table 41 – Revenue per operator – 1997 - 2006
Table 42 – Net losses pay TV industry – 1996 - 2006
Table 43 – ARPU levels - 1999 - 2005
Table 44 – Pay TV churn rates – 1996 - 2006
Table 45 – Pay TV cost comparison – March 2005
Table 46 – Pay TV advertising revenue – 1997 - 2005
Table 47 – Pay TV roll-out statistics (homes passed) – 1996 - 2004
Table 48 – FTA TV adoption by device – mid 2005
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