The future of tv

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1. TV consumption in major European countries has continued to increase slightly in recent years, with viewers spending more time watching television on average each day. 2. The TV landscape has expanded dramatically, with over 9,000 channels now available in the EU, up from just 375 channels a decade ago. 3. New technologies like connected TVs, second screens, and streaming services are disrupting the traditional television model, but linear TV will still focus on live and social viewing experiences.

The Future of TV is …

@edewitte
Edouard De Witte – Deputy RTL NewMedia

TV Consumption didn’t
reached the limits yet.

Average daily viewing time

FRANCE
+15 min
+2min
+8min

+4min 230 SPAIN
228 +4 min
220
216
GERMANY
+2 min

2008 2009 2010 2011 UK
NETHERLANDS
+/-0 min

*Excluding Malta, all individuals, Monday-Sunday
Source: Eurodata TV / Television 2012 – International Key Facts

More and Better TV than ever

Today
375 more than
channels 9 000
channels

were launched in are available
2011 in the EU in the EU

Source: MAVISE/European Audiovisual Observatory (Yearbook 2011)

More and Better TV than ever

Flat screens have replaced the bulky TV
69.2%
sets in nearly 70% of the EU HH
+15%

High-definition TV sets are also
62.5%
conquering EU households
+17%

Connected TV sets are already present in
9.9%
almost 10% of all EU households

Source: IHS Screen Digest / Television 2012 – International Key Facts

TV landscape cracks by
devices and disruptive
innovations

6 and more major (r)evolutions

Technology Social TV OTT TV TV Apps TV Measure
Advertising
• Super Hi-Vision • Twitter TV • Hulu • Connected TV • 
• Targeting
• Ultra HDTV • Second Screen • Netflix • Apple TV • Panel vs Log
• Real Time
• Transparent • Gamefication • Google TV • Google TV • Real Time
Bidding
screen • EPG Social • Apple iTV
• Predictive
•  Walled Garden audience
…
• Glasses Free • Google Glasses • Xbox 360 • Multi-device
HdTV • Direct sales on
• … • … • …
click
• …

but don’t forget what
the viewers seeks!

Content is the main reason why

STORY STORY

The next 5 years – some predictions

1.  Cloud services will make « TV Everywhere » a
reality
2.  EPG and Content discovery will move to the second
screen
3.  Linear TV will not die J
It will become social, participative… and will focus
on live, local and event
4.  Second screen engagement will drive curated,
interactive experiences and new monetisation
models
5.  …

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Example - Belgium’s Got Talent
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(TV audience : 714.000 CIM 4+)

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users, ...

38.650 Tweets (4.000 / day), each of them are categorized

>100.000 votes for ½ finalists & finalists

Thank you

For more information : edewitte@rtl.be or Twitter: @edewitte

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1. The Future of TV is … @edewitte Edouard De Witte – Deputy RTL NewMedia

3. TV Consumption didn’t reached the limits yet.

4. Average daily viewing time FRANCE +15 min +2min +8min +4min 230 SPAIN 228 +4 min 220 216 GERMANY +2 min 2008 2009 2010 2011 UK NETHERLANDS +/-0 min *Excluding Malta, all individuals, Monday-Sunday Source: Eurodata TV / Television 2012 – International Key Facts

5. More and Better TV than ever Today 375 more than channels 9 000 channels were launched in are available 2011 in the EU in the EU Source: MAVISE/European Audiovisual Observatory (Yearbook 2011)

6. More and Better TV than ever Flat screens have replaced the bulky TV 69.2% sets in nearly 70% of the EU HH +15% High-definition TV sets are also 62.5% conquering EU households +17% Connected TV sets are already present in 9.9% almost 10% of all EU households Source: IHS Screen Digest / Television 2012 – International Key Facts

7. TV landscape cracks by devices and disruptive innovations

8. 6 and more major (r)evolutions Technology Social TV OTT TV TV Apps TV Measure Advertising • Super Hi-Vision • Twitter TV • Hulu • Connected TV •  • Targeting • Ultra HDTV • Second Screen • Netflix • Apple TV • Panel vs Log • Real Time • Transparent • Gamefication • Google TV • Google TV • Real Time Bidding screen • EPG Social • Apple iTV • Predictive •  Walled Garden audience … • Glasses Free • Google Glasses • Xbox 360 • Multi-device HdTV • Direct sales on • … • … • … click • …

9. but don’t forget what the viewers seeks!

10. Content is the main reason why STORY STORY

11. The next 5 years – some predictions 1.  Cloud services will make « TV Everywhere » a reality 2.  EPG and Content discovery will move to the second screen 3.  Linear TV will not die J It will become social, participative… and will focus on live, local and event 4.  Second screen engagement will drive curated, interactive experiences and new monetisation models 5.  …

12. Focus on Social TV

13. The adoption of second screen Following a TV program has never been as interactive! 74% �� 51% �� 38% �� of ��surfers ��when ��they ��are �� of ��them ��declare ��using ��the �� of ��them ��declare ��using ��the �� watching ��TV �� Internet ��to ��search ��informa<on �� Second ��Screen ��for ��discussing �� are ��Second �� about ��the ��TV ��show’s ��they ��are �� about ��the ��TV ��show ��on ��Social �� Screen ��users* �� watching* �� networks* �� Source ��: ��OVUM ��: ��a ��study ��about ��the ��Second ��Screen ��realized ��in ��8 ��European ��countries) ��

14. The rise of Twitter TV

15. What is Second Screen for a broadcaster ? Electronic Program Video snacking/ catch-up Guide Chat and social interact Enriched TV experience

16. Example - Belgium’s Got Talent

17. Example - Belgium’s Got Talent Each Monday, 4% of TV viewers were connected with second screen apps or website (26.000 users) (TV audience : 714.000 CIM 4+) 250.000 Buzz , 18.000 comments published, 86.298 differents chat users, ... 38.650 Tweets (4.000 / day), each of them are categorized >100.000 votes for ½ finalists & finalists

19. Thank you For more information : edewitte@rtl.be or Twitter: @edewitte

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