Report: The Birth Of Online TV

“Futurescape's The Birth Of Online TV report is, without question,
the most comprehensive, functional resource I've seen to date
for anyone in the business of delivering on the promise of Web television.
Truly invaluable.”

- Wilson Cleveland, Senior Vice President & Director, CJP Digital Media

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Inform your digital strategy with comprehensive coverage of the fast-growing market for original Web TV and transmedia shows, their funding, production and success. Key data and market trends to inform strategic planning, forecasting and business development How US Web TV studios are funded Detailed analysis of revenue sources for Web shows: advertising, sponsorship, commissioning, download sales and more Comparative budgets: per season and per-minute Detailed profiles of major Web TV comedy and drama series: rapidly compare formats and commercial models, including branded entertainment Comprehensive listing of Hollywood studios’ digital divisions and Web TV production companies - and what kinds of shows they make - for competitive analysis Listings of major brands that sponsored American and European shows, revealing which advertisers are active in the sector and what genres they sponsor Comparative budget data and revenue sources to assist production budgeting

Key questions answered How is the boom in Internet video viewing building an audience for original Web TV shows? How are Hollywood studios, British broadcasters and production companies in both countries pioneering new online series? What are the essential insights from the most significant successes and failures in Web shows? What new online formats and forms of interactivity are emerging? How do shows find and build an audience? What kinds of distribution, marketing and promotion are in use? Which famous actors and directors are embracing the creative and commercial opportunities in Web TV? What kinds of productions are they making? And which brands are backing them? 100 pages / 40,000 words, 15 tables, 14 Web show business profiles. Second edition, August 2009. How to order

In the report Covers original Web TV scripted comedy and drama shows in the USA and UK 15 tables: online video viewing figures, studio funding, production budgets, episode lengths, self-declared Web show viewing figures Listings of key market players: 58 studio digital units and Web show producers: studio and production company listings for BBC, CBS, Channel 4, Disney, Fox, NBCU, Paramount, Sony, Warner Bros and 49 production companies Advertiser and sponsor listings for US and European Web series: sole sponsors and multiple product integration Brand sponsors referenced in the report include Carl’s Jr, CIBA Vision, Ford, Red Bull, Sprint, Suave, Tampax, Tide, Toyota and many more 14 in-depth Web show business profiles: full creative and commercial details, each with a colour still from the production, plus 23 further significant US, UK and European shows listed 13 major trends for the future of the Web show market 4 industry expert interviews Itemised analysis of funding and revenues sources for shows, with examples Live links to all Web shows and production companies to take you direct to their Web sites Methodology: the analysis is based on production company information, authoritative industry sources and original research

Who should read this? Business development executives, digital executives and commissioners in studios, broadcasters, and Web video and social networking sites Branded entertainment specialists in advertising and media buying agencies Innovative brand managers seeking new opportunities for their brand portfolio in the online video space CEOs, senior executives and producers in television and new media production companies The Birth Of Online TV enables you and your team to get up to speed with the fast-moving Web TV sector. Our buyers include global advertising agencies, broadcasters, Hollywood studios and producers: AT&T, BBC Worldwide, Digitas, Disney, Eutelsat, Fox, HBO, ITV, MediaCom, Ogilvy, Publicis, RTE, Warner Bros. Futurescape's research is regularly quoted in media and marketing publications such as Variety's Video Business, Broadcast, Televisual, TV Week, MediaPost and Campaign.

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