The Co-Existence of Broadcasting and Mobile Services
|
|
|
- Sharleen Evans
- 8 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 The Co-Existence of Broadcasting and Mobile Services Roland Beutler 2012 Latin America Spectrum Conference
2 European Broadcasting Union Association of public service media organisations 80+ active Members from 56 countries 40 associate Members around the world 470+ TV channels and 900+ radio channels 195 mil TV households and 600+ mil viewers every week More than 60 mil people visit EBU Members web services every day tech.ebu.ch
3 The Broadcasting Ecosystem in Europe There are different broadcasting markets in Europe with regard to the relevance of the terrestrial broadcasting platform The are many stakeholders and users of broadcasting spectrum including publicservice and commercial broadcasters, PMSE and consumer electronics vendors
4 DTT in Numbers o DTT is the fastest growing broadcasting platform in Europe Approx. 700 Mio. DVB receivers in use, without DVB-T2 (End 2011) Growth rate ca. 100 Mio. / year o DTT programme offer in Europe (June 2011) 1800 TV-channels in EU27 + Croatia & Turkey 46 % national TV-channels, 54% regional / local 47% free-to-air, 53% pay-tv HDTV in 13 countries offered via DTT 60% of FTA programmes are commercial, 40% public 92% of pay-tv programmes are commercial Source: Mavise TV database (
5 DTT in Numbers o DTT usage Usage time of linear TV about 4 h / day and growing Time-shifted usage and on-demand usage are popular and growing Source: Mavise TV database (
6 A Reminder
7 The UHF spectrum allocations in Europe BroadcasMng (incl. PMSE) BC + Mobile X BC + Mobile X Source: EBU Technical MHz 862 MHz BroadcasMng (incl. PMSE) BC + Mobile MHz 790 MHz 862 MHz BroadcasMng (incl. PMSE) BC + Mobile X X BC + Mobile MHz 694 MHz (?) 790 MHz 862 MHz MHz 694 MHz 790 MHz 862 MHz
8 Does that leave enough freedom for the future development of terrestrial broadcasting?
9 EBU-SP Terrestrial Broadcasting (SP-TB) tech.ebu.ch EBU-SP Cooperative Terrestrial Networks (SP-CTN)
10 A Day In Our Life...
11 Co-Existence of Broadcasting and Mobile A Day In Our Life...
12 A Day In Our Life...
13 Co-Existence of Broadcasting and Mobile A Day In Our Life...
14 A Day In Our Life...
15 What can we conclude from this?
16 Watching, Listening, Talking... Content is King
17 The Content Universe
18 The Content Universe linear radio and television programmes
19 The Content Universe linear radio and television programmes 3DTV & UHDTV
20 The Content Universe linear radio and television programmes 3DTV & UHDTV live transmissions
21 The Content Universe linear radio and television programmes 3DTV & UHDTV live transmissions time-shifted usage
22 The Content Universe linear radio and television programmes 3DTV & UHDTV live transmissions time-shifted usage catch-up consumption / podcast
23 The Content Universe linear radio and television programmes 3DTV & UHDTV live transmissions time-shifted usage catch-up consumption / podcast true on-demand
24 The Content Universe linear radio and television programmes 3DTV & UHDTV live transmissions time-shifted usage catch-up consumption / podcast true on-demand hybrid programme offers
25 The Content Universe linear radio and television programmes 3DTV & UHDTV live transmissions time-shifted usage catch-up consumption / podcast true on-demand hybrid programme offers cross media production
26 Receiving and Displaying: A Plethora of Devices
27 Devices for all Purposes large screen TV sets
28 Devices for all Purposes large screen TV sets portable TV sets
29 Devices for all Purposes large screen TV sets portable TV sets HiFi stereo systems
30 Devices for all Purposes large screen TV sets portable TV sets HiFi stereo systems kitchen radio / TV
31 Devices for all Purposes large screen TV sets portable TV sets HiFi stereo systems kitchen radio / TV car radio
32 Devices for all Purposes large screen TV sets portable TV sets HiFi stereo systems kitchen radio / TV car radio PCs & Laptops
33 Devices for all Purposes large screen TV sets portable TV sets HiFi stereo systems kitchen radio / TV car radio PCs & Laptops Smartphones
34 Devices for all Purposes large screen TV sets portable TV sets HiFi stereo systems kitchen radio / TV car radio PCs & Laptops Smartphones Tablets
35 Users Today: Habits and Expectations
36 The User Dimension Where: at home / at work on the move
37 The User Dimension Where: at home / at work on the move How: technology agnostic affordable easy to use
38 The User Dimension Where: at home / at work on the move How: technology agnostic affordable easy to use When: in company (shared experience) in private (personal experience) being connected
39 What are the consequences for the future delivery of broadcast content?
40 Observations Linear audio-visual content will remain the killer application for the foreseeable future.
41 Observations Linear audio-visual content will remain the killer application for the foreseeable future. However, there is an increasing demand for nonlinear content which may not be possible to deliver by broadcasting technology.
42 Observations Linear audio-visual content will remain the killer application for the foreseeable future. However, there is an increasing demand for nonlinear content which may not be possible to deliver by broadcasting technology. Portable and handheld devices (smartphones and tablets) are key for the future development of terrestrial broadcasting.
43 Observations Linear audio-visual content will remain the killer application for the foreseeable future. However, there is an increasing demand for nonlinear content which may not be possible to deliver by broadcasting technology. Portable and handheld devices (smartphones and tablets) are key for the future development of terrestrial broadcasting. The only distribution technology to target these devices is a terrestrial platform.
44 Internet Access On-Demand BS Content The Challenge Linear TV & Radio Phone Calls Text Messages Internet Access On-Demand BS Content Large Screen Sound System Dockingstation
45 Observations Linear audio-visual content will remain the killer application for the foreseeable future. However, there is an increasing demand for nonlinear content which may not be possible to deliver by broadcasting technology. Portable and handheld devices (smartphones and tablets) are key for the future development of terrestrial broadcasting. The only distribution technology to target these devices is a terrestrial platform. Terrestrial broadcasting and wireless broadband are complementary delivery mechanisms.
46 Complementarity + Terrestrial Broadcasting universal coverage any reception mode guaranteed, predictable quality cost-efficient delivery to large audiences (independent of the number of simultaneous users) every user has access to the total capacity of the network one-way, no return channel the offer is limited by the platform capacity (no niche channels) limited delivery to mobile devices no access to IP-only devices Wireless Broadband bi-directional designed for mobile reception potentially unlimited choice of services well suited to serve small audiences growing population of user equipment IP-based limited coverage (where quality is sufficient) only best effort QoS high costs, depending on the number of users; not suitable for large audiences total capacity is shared between users
47 Basic Future Requirements for Broadcasting
48 Basic Future Requirements for Broadcasting Safeguard spectrum for linear and nonlinear broadcast services.
49 Basic Future Requirements for Broadcasting Safeguard spectrum for linear and nonlinear broadcast services. Facilitate complementary usage of broadcast and broadband delivery options.
50 To be done
51 To be done Engage in ITU work to ensure that spectrum requirements of broadcasting are treated properly.
52 To be done Engage in ITU work to ensure that spectrum requirements of broadcasting are treated properly. Ensure that reliable methods for spectrum sharing are developed between broadcasting and PMSE broadcasting and mobile services mobile services and PMSE
53 To be done Engage in ITU work to ensure that spectrum requirements of broadcasting are treated properly. Ensure that reliable methods for spectrum sharing are developed between broadcasting and PMSE broadcasting and mobile services mobile services and PMSE Support developments in the field of convergence, i.e. include broadcast receivers in smartphones and tablets, facilitate cooperation between terrestrial broadcasting and mobile broadband networks. actively support the development of future terrestrial platforms for broadcast content delivery
54 EBU Recommendations for Members EBU RecommendaMon R 136 tech.ebu.ch Spectrum Requirements for BroadcasMng Services in preparamon for WRC- 15 Geneva June 2012
55 EBU Recommendations for Members 1. The EBU and its Members emphasize to the national, European and International authorities, the importance and the diversity of terrestrial broadcasting markets and services;
56 EBU Recommendations for Members 1. The EBU and its Members emphasize to the national, European and International authorities, the importance and the diversity of terrestrial broadcasting markets and services; 2. The frequency band MHz should be retained for the delivery of broadcasting services (both linear and non linear), taking into account future service and technology developments. This would provide certainty to broadcasters and the industry alike, and encourage further standardisation work and investments;
57 EBU Recommendations for Members 1. The EBU and its Members emphasize to the national, European and International authorities, the importance and the diversity of terrestrial broadcasting markets and services; 2. The frequency band MHz should be retained for the delivery of broadcasting services (both linear and non linear), taking into account future service and technology developments. This would provide certainty to broadcasters and the industry alike, and encourage further standardisation work and investments; 3. The EBU and its Members work to ensure close integration between the linear and nonlinear services they deliver to mobile devices, PCs, tablets and hybrid television sets. This includes requiring the use of the MHz band for these services.
58 and for regulators Develop a vision of the future audio-visual media ecosystem including economic, political and social implications.
59 and for regulators Develop a vision of the future audio-visual media ecosystem including economic, political and social implications. Do not preempt future developments by means of irreversible decisions taken in a rush.
60 and for regulators Develop a vision of the future audio-visual media ecosystem including economic, political and social implications. Do not preempt future developments by means of irreversible decisions taken in a rush. Enable spectrum sharing between the broadcast and the mobile service in your regulation.
61 Thank you for your attention! Questions?
62 Reminder: Features of the Terrestrial Television Broadcasting Platform
63 EFFICIENCY FLEXIBILITY COVERAGE QoS BUSINESS SUPPORT spectrally efficient (up to 6 bits/hz) cost efficient (independent of No of users) reception mode (fixed, portable, mobile, handheld) multiplex structure (adjustable data rates) adjustable coverage area (national, regional) ubiquitous (in principle everywhere possible) independent of concurrent users tailored to demand public service & commercial broadcasters free-to-air, conditional access, pay end users manufactures
64 Competing Requirements expectations Receiving Conditions Users Shared / Personal Experience interoperability quality Delivery Platform connected linear storage time/space independent nonlinear on-demand
65 Future of Terrestrial Broadcasting New Opportunities: Current Trends
66 Future of Terrestrial Broadcasting Broadband Initiatives
67 Future of Terrestrial Broadcasting Australia National Broadband Network Idea: connecting all premises to a new high-speed broadband network Time frame: 2020 Coverage target: 93% of homes, schools, business via fibre to the premises at up to 1 Gbps 7% by fixed wireless & satellite at up to 12 Mbps Driver: newly founded Government company (NBN Co Limited) Access and usage sold to service providers (ISPs)
68 Future of Terrestrial Broadcasting Europe Digital Agenda 2020 Idea: broadband access to all European citizens Time frame: 2020 Coverage target: 30 Mbps for 100 % of citizens 100 Mbps for 50 % of citizens Method: any suitable broadband platform Driver: market forces
69 Future of Terrestrial Broadcasting Networks 2.0
70 Future of Terrestrial Broadcasting Terrestrial Networks: Best of Both Worlds
71 Future of Terrestrial Broadcasting Terrestrial Convergence Consumption on portable / mobile devices is key High quality for these devices Return channel has to be enabled Options for future system development: DVB-Tx bidirectional? LTE-Advanced+ incl. broadcast mode? Convergence of terrestrial networks: adaption of content quality dynamically reconfigurable between unicast, multicast & broadcast mode Driver: market forces
72 Future of Terrestrial Broadcasting Broadband Networks: One For All
73 Future of Terrestrial Broadcasting Content linear Universal Broadband Last Mile User home nonlinear data hybrid Core / Backbone NBN / Digital Agenda 2020 Access Networks Mobile BB, WiFi, CR, terrestrial broadcas7ng work on the move
74 Future of Terrestrial Broadcasting Just Fiction?
75 Future of Terrestrial Broadcasting Just Fiction? Broadband To All An Alternative Vision Report UK Government report published 31 July : It is likely that IPTV services will become ever more widespread, and eventually the case for transferring the carriage of broadcast content, including public service broadcasting, from spectrum to the internet altogether will become overwhelming. This may well be a more sensible arrangement, as spectrum is perfectly suited to mobile applications. Most people watch their television in fixed locations from fixed sets. Actually, spectrum s great wonder is its ability for mobility. 140: As such, it might be argued that spectrum s current use for fixed, broadcast purposes is wasteful. 141: We recommend that the Government, Ofcom and the industry begin to consider the desirability of the transfer of terrestrial broadcast content from spectrum to the internet and the consequent switching off of broadcast transmission over spectrum, and in particular what the consequences of this might be and how we ought to begin to prepare. hap://
76 Future of Terrestrial Broadcasting Just Fiction? IRT Studies on WLAN ac o up to 600 Mbps for line of sight o if there are brick walls data rate drops to 100 Mbps Converter from satellite to IP are available o satellite penetration in Germany about 40% Inhome HD distribution to any IP-enabled device (fixed, portable or handheld) is possible!!! New distribution concept: Pick-up and re-distribute
77 Future of Terrestrial Broadcasting Forecasting: Where Do We Go?
78 Future of Terrestrial Broadcasting Basic Questions What will the future terrestrial distribution platform look like? When will there be a universal broadband backbone network? Who will invest in these networks and who will operate them? Will there be shared infrastructure? What will the technical/regulatory framework look like?
79 Future of Terrestrial Broadcasting Forecasting is very difficult, in particular with respect to the future! Mark Twain
The 700 MHz Band. Impact of the UHF spectrum reallocation on TV markets in Europe. 38 th EPRA meeting, Vilnius, October 2013
38 th EPRA meeting, Vilnius, October 2013 The 700 MHz Band Impact of the UHF spectrum reallocation on TV markets in Europe Darko Ratkaj European Broadcasting Union FOUR WAYS TO RECEIVE TV SERVICES Terrestrial
TR 026 ASSESSMENT OF AVAILABLE OPTIONS FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF BROADCAST SERVICES
ASSESSMENT OF AVAILABLE OPTIONS FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF BROADCAST SERVICES TECHNICAL REPORT Geneva June 2014 Assessment of Available Options for the Distribution of Broadcast Services Summary Broadcasters
WIRELESS DISTRIBUTION OF AUDIOVISUAL MEDIA SERVICES
WIRELESS DISTRIBUTION OF AUDIOVISUAL MEDIA SERVICES Darko Ratkaj European Broadcasting Union, Switzerland ABSTRACT Audiovisual media services comprise a broad range of content and business models and are
9 The continuing evolution of television
Section 9 9 The continuing evolution of television 9.1 There have been no significant changes in the coverage of traditional broadcast terrestrial, satellite and cable networks over the past year. However,
Convergence between Broadcast and Mobile Broadband in the UHF band -a long term vision-
Convergence between Broadcast and Mobile Broadband in the UHF band -a long term vision- Paulo Marques, Instituto de Telecomunicacoes, Portugal, 7 th March 2014, ASPF#4, Brunei 1 Disclaimer The views and
New markets HEVC DVB T2 Germany. Herbert Tillmann
New markets HEVC DVB T2 Germany Herbert Tillmann Why DVB-T2 and HEVC? Media Consumption and Digital Terrestrial Broadcast The gain in efficiency of DVB-T2 Programs per Multiplex (portable, mobile) Broadcast
The Future of Terrestrial Broadcasting
Technical Report 013 The Version 1.1 This document supersedes BPN 100 Geneva November 2011 Page intentionally left blank. This document is paginated for two sided printing Contents Summary... 5 1. Introduction...
REPORT TO THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION RESULTS OF THE WORK OF THE HIGH LEVEL GROUP. By Pascal Lamy ON THE FUTURE USE OF THE UHF BAND (470-790 MHZ)
REPORT TO THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION RESULTS OF THE WORK OF THE HIGH LEVEL GROUP ON THE FUTURE USE OF THE UHF BAND (470-790 MHZ) By Pascal Lamy 1. PURPOSE The High Level Group (HLG) on the future use of the
Promoting Digital TV Broadcasting Worldwide. Discover the Benefits of digitag Membership
Promoting Digital TV Broadcasting Worldwide Discover the Benefits of digitag Membership DigiTAG Mission DigiTAG s mission is to promote and defend digital terrestrial television (DTT) on a worldwide basis
Why and how Germany is going HEVC! Herbert Tillmann
DVB T2 and HEVC in Germany Why and how Germany is going HEVC! Herbert Tillmann Why DVB-T2 and HEVC? Media Consumption and Digital Terrestrial Broadcast The gain in efficiency of DVB-T2 Programs per Multiplex
RADIO SPECTRUM POLICY GROUP. RSPG Opinion on a long-term strategy on the future use of the UHF band (470-790 MHz) in the European Union
EUROPEAN COMMISSION Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology Electronic Communications Networks and Services Radio Spectrum Policy Group RSPG Secretariat Brussels, 19 February
Driving the evolution of digital terrestrial television
Driving the evolution of digital terrestrial television Update: July 2014 Contents Chair s Report 03 Chief Executive s Report 04 Popular 06 Growing 07 Evolving 08 Efficient 09 Support 09 Funding and Governance
RSPG public consultation related to the draft opinion on EU spectrum policy implications of the digital dividend.
RSPG public consultation related to the draft opinion on EU spectrum policy implications of the digital dividend Vodafone comments Vodafone welcomes the opportunity to comment on the draft RSPG Opinion
Terrestrial Broadcasting and TV Content Delivery on the NBN
Terrestrial Broadcasting and TV Content Delivery on the NBN Page 1 of 7 Summary Broadcast Australia believes Australia will benefit from enhanced broadband services and that the NBN investment will lead
Digital TV business models
Digital TV business models Peter MacAvock Caracas, Venezuela 10 th August 2005 MacAvock@dvb.org Copyright Digital Video Broadcasting Project DVB Digital TV business models Background Digital TV markets
Issue 1. BT response to the Ofcom consultation on Securing long term benefits from scarce spectrum resources a strategy for UHF bands IV and V
BT response to the Ofcom consultation on Securing long term benefits from scarce spectrum resources a strategy for UHF bands IV and V Submitted to Ofcom on Executive Summary 1. BT welcomes the opportunity
6. COMPETITION BETWEEN TV DISTRIBUTION PLATFORMS
AVAILABILITY OF PSB PROGRAMMES ON TV DISTRIBUTION PLATFORMS Different countries have different TV distribution markets: some countries have higher satellite or cable penetration than Digital Terrestrial
ECC Report 224. Long Term Vision for the UHF broadcasting band. Approved 28 November 2014
ECC Report 224 Long Term Vision for the UHF broadcasting band Approved 28 November 2014 ECC REPORT 224 - Page 2 0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Traditionally, broadcasting and broadband communication services have
Response of Channel 5 Broadcasting Ltd to Ofcom s Consultation on Securing Long Term Benefits from Scarce Spectrum Resources
Response of Channel 5 Broadcasting Ltd to Ofcom s Consultation on Securing Long Term Benefits from Scarce Spectrum Resources INTRODUCTION Channel 5 welcomes the opportunity to respond to this forward-thinking
6774178922-55 3209361971-85. ARD and ZDF Comments on the Draft RSPG Opinion on the Radio Spectrum Policy Programme
ARD-Verbindungsbüro Brüssel ZDF-Europabüro 6774178922-55 3209361971-85 ARD and ZDF Comments on the Draft RSPG Opinion on the Radio Spectrum Policy Programme Introduction ARD and ZDF welcome the opportunity
4G: Fourth generation mobile phone standards and technology. Provides faster mobile data speeds than the 3G standards that it succeeds.
Department for Culture, Media & Sport 1 Annex B: Glossary 2G: Second generation of mobile telephony systems. Uses digital transmission to support voice, low-speed data communications, and short messaging
Terrestrial Media Delivery Beyond DVB-T2
Platzhalter für Bild, Bild auf Titelfolie hinter das Logo einsetzen Terrestrial Media Delivery Beyond DVB-T2 Ulrich Reimers, Madrid, 12 March 2013 What I want to talk about 1. DVB-T and DVB-T2 in Germany
Decision to make the 700 MHz band available for mobile data - statement
Decision to make the 700 MHz band available for mobile data - statement Statement Publication date: 19 November 2014 About this document This document sets out our decision to make spectrum in the 700
Session 4. Market & Business Development in mobile TV, satellite TV, Cable TV, IP TV, etc.
Session 4 Market & Business Development in mobile TV, satellite TV, Cable TV, IP TV, etc. 2015 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Dr AMAL Punchihewa Director ABU Technology Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union A Vice Chair
Wireless Broadband and Broadcasting: New Business Models and Challenges for Spectrum Policy
Wireless Broadband and Broadcasting: New Business Models and Challenges for Spectrum Policy Seminar organised by the CEPS Digital Forum, 12 May 2016 Rapporteur: Romain Bosc Although traditional linear
ECC Report 177. Possibilities for Future Terrestrial Delivery of Audio Broadcasting Services
ECC Report 177 Possibilities for Future Terrestrial Delivery of Audio Broadcasting Services April 2012 ECC REPORT 177 Page 2 0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This Report considers the possibilities for continuing Radio
AGENDA. Coffee break (11:30-11:50)
AGENDA Introduction by the Commission (Andreas Geiss) Presentation by JRC on coexistence PMSE-LTE (Detlef Fuehrer) Opportunity to ask questions Presentation by Ofcom UK (Mrs Helen Hearn and Mr Vaughan
Table of Contents. 1. Argentina. 2. Brazil
Table of Contents 1. Argentina 1.1 Free-to-Air market 1.1.1. Households with TV sets and FTA reception Chart 1. Households with TV sets (millions) and penetration over total households (%). Argentina,
The Satellite Television World Market - The Threats and Opportunities Facing the Satellite Industry, 2013-2017
Brochure More information from http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/2640131/ The Satellite Television World Market - The Threats and Opportunities Facing the Satellite Industry, 2013-2017 Description:
Ministry of Technology, Communication and Innovation
Ministry of Technology, Communication and Innovation Expression of Interest for a Market Sounding Exercise For the deployment of White Space Technology in Mauritius Introduction In line with the vision
Strategic Review of Satellite and Space Science use of Spectrum. Satellite workshop 3 July 2015
Strategic Review of Satellite and Space Science use of Spectrum Satellite workshop 3 July 2015 Agenda 09:30 10:00 Arrival and refreshments 10:00 10:30 Introduction 10:30 12:00 Stakeholder presentations
SERIES H: AUDIOVISUAL AND MULTIMEDIA SYSTEMS Infrastructure of audiovisual services Communication procedures
I n t e r n a t i o n a l T e l e c o m m u n i c a t i o n U n i o n ITU-T TELECOMMUNICATION STANDARDIZATION SECTOR OF ITU Technical Paper (11 July 2014) SERIES H: AUDIOVISUAL AND MULTIMEDIA SYSTEMS Infrastructure
TR 036 TV PROGRAMME ACCOMMODATION IN A DVB-T2 MULTIPLEX FOR (U)HDTV WITH HEVC VIDEO CODING TECHNICAL REPORT VERSION 1.0
TV PROGRAMME ACCOMMODATION IN A DVB-T2 MULTIPLEX FOR (U)HDTV WITH HEVC VIDEO CODING TECHNICAL REPORT VERSION 1.0 Geneva March 2016 Page intentionally left blank. This document is paginated for two sided
ARD and ZDF welcome the opportunity to present their comments on the Consultation document.
ARD and ZDF Comments on the Consultation document Transforming the digital dividend opportunity into social benefits and economic growth in Europe of 10 July 2009 ARD is a registred in the European Commission
Ofcom and Internet Technology
Ofcom UKIF UK Network Operators Forum Ofcom and Internet Technology Dr Steve Unger Director of Telecoms Technology Ofcom 25 th May 2005 Ofcom 1 Ofcom and our approach to regulation Various duties under
From IPTV to mobiletv and OTTV *TV. From IPTV to mobile TV and over-the-top TV. Alessandro Bogliolo
*TV From IPTV to mobile TV and over-the-top TV Alessandro Bogliolo Foreword Internet video traffic (not including P2P): in 2010 reached 40% of cons. traffic (more than P2P) in 2012 it will reach 50% In
Mobile Broadcast and Mobile Broadband Trends and Impact of Broadcasting Technologies
We design the future - with you and for you! Mobile Broadcast and Mobile Broadband Trends and Impact of Broadcasting Technologies Dr. Klaus Illgner-Fehns Managing Director We design the future - with you
Establishing the Next Generation of Video. Ferdinand Kayser, Chief Commercial Officer
Establishing the Next Generation of Video Ferdinand Kayser, Chief Commercial Officer INVESTOR DAY 2015, 17 June 2015 Positive long-term outlook for SES s Video business Video is a significant part of SES
Delivery Technologies and Business Models for Mobile Television Services 2015
Delivery Technologies and Business Models for Mobile Television Services 2015 Bangkok, Thailand Dr AMAL Punchihewa Director ABU Technology Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union A Vice-Chair of World Broadcasting
The role of terrestrial DVB standards in broadcast / mobile broadband integration
The role of terrestrial DVB standards in broadcast / mobile broadband integration Alexander Schertz Institut fuer Rundfunktechnik, Germany CW Technology and Engineering Conference, London Agenda The basic
Scenarios for a convergent world: Non-linear TV and the online challenge Where is the European TV industry heading?
Presentation for Circom s 31 st Annual conference Scenarios for a convergent world: Non-linear TV and the online challenge Where is the European TV industry heading? 10 May 2013 Lluís Borrell 2 Confidentiality
DIGITAL TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICES IN IRELAND AN INTRODUCTION
DIGITAL TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICES IN IRELAND AN INTRODUCTION THE PURPOSE OF THIS DOCUMENT IS TO PROVIDE AN INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL TELEVISION AND RADIO CONCEPTS AND CONCERNS, IN THE CONTEXT OF IRELAND
Mobile Data Strategy Consultation Publication date: 21 November 2013 Closing Date for Responses: 30 January 2014
Consultation Publication date: 21 November 2013 Closing Date for Responses: 30 January 2014 1 Contents Section Page 1 Summary 3 2 Introduction 8 3 The mobile data challenge 11 4 Spectrum management context
Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development. Digital Terrestrial TV Broadcasting Switchover Action Plan and Recommendations
Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development Digital Terrestrial TV Broadcasting Switchover Action Plan and Recommendations The main targets of the government of Georgia in the process of switchover
Bringing Mobile Broadband to Rural Areas. Ulrich Rehfuess Head of Spectrum Policy and Regulation Nokia Siemens Networks
Bringing Mobile Broadband to Rural Areas Ulrich Rehfuess Head of Spectrum Policy and Regulation Nokia Siemens Networks Agenda Drivers in Mobile Broadband Why LTE? Market Status, Networks and Devices Implementation
Mobile TV: The time to act is now
SPEECH/07/154 Viviane Reding Member of the European Commission responsible for Information Society and Media Mobile TV: The time to act is now Mobile TV Conference, International CeBIT Summit Hannover,
Service Experience. Jerry Kramskoy BBC R&D, MVCE Visions 2020 Group. Future Media R&D BBC MMXI
Service Experience Jerry Kramskoy BBC R&D, MVCE Visions 2020 Group Service disclaimer This presentation purely concerns BBC R&D research and our views of the future There are no guarantees that this research
Mobile Broadband of Deutsche Telekom AG LTE to cover White Spaces. Karl-Heinz Laudan Deutsche Telekom AG 16 June 2011
Mobile Broadband of Deutsche Telekom AG LTE to cover White Spaces Karl-Heinz Laudan Deutsche Telekom AG 16 June 2011 Spectrum is the basis for any mobile radio communication service Satellites (1,5 2,2
Market & Business Development in in Television HbbTV and IPTV in Australia
Market & Business Development in in Television HbbTV and IPTV in Australia Andrew King Director : BroadSpectrum Consultants Chair : Australian Radiocommunications Study Group 6 (Broadcasting) 25 th May
World LTE Trends LTE INDONESIA: TECHNOLOGY, REGULATION, ECOSYSTEM & APPLICATION MASTEL Event, July 16 th Guillaume Mascot
World LTE Trends LTE INDONESIA: TECHNOLOGY, REGULATION, ECOSYSTEM & APPLICATION MASTEL Event, July 16 th Guillaume Mascot 1 AGENDA 1 Worldwide and regional Trends 2 enodeb Spectrum & & eutran Eco-system
BROADCASTING ACT (CHAPTER 28) Code of Practice for Television Broadcast Standards
BROADCASTING ACT (CHAPTER 28) Code of Practice for Television Broadcast Standards 1 In exercise of the powers conferred by section 6 of the Broadcasting Act (Cap. 28), the Media Development Authority of
connecting lives connecting worlds
adbglobal.com connecting lives connecting worlds personal TV Solution briefing Personal TV Solution Briefing Personal TV is an innovative and feature rich endto-end solution that enables operators and
ETSI and Broadcast Broadband Television
ETSI BROADCAST AND CONTENT DELIVERY TOPICS Presented by Michael Sharpe, ETSI ESP VP for ETSI Workshop in Georgia May 2012 ETSI 2012. All rights reserved ETSI standardization activities 2 ETSI 2012. All
SMPTE RTV FORUM ROMA 23 MAGGIO 2012. LA TV LINEARE: ambiti, studi e riferimenti normativi internazionali
LA TV LINEARE: ambiti, studi e riferimenti normativi internazionali 1 IERI TEMI RTV FORUM 2011 OGGI - TRANSPARENCY - ASSESSMENT FOR 3DTV - HEVC CODING for UHDTV - HYBRID BROADCASTING APPS - BROADCASTING
Mobile TV Business Opportunities: Facts and Fiction
Mobile TV Business Opportunities: Facts and Fiction Claudia Loebbecke Department of Business Administration, Media and Technology Management, University of Cologne, Germany claudia.loebbecke@uni-koeln.de
Case studies on migration from Analogue to DTTB of Hungary
Case studies on migration from Analogue to DTTB of Hungary 1. Policy and regulatory aspects (March 2009) The government program handled the case of the digital switchover in an emphasized mode in 2006.
1. INTRODUCTION. 1.1 Background and Motivation. 1.2 The Digital Television Era
1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background and Motivation Despite unprecedented growth in the worldwide expansion of the internet, it is television that remains the most global and powerful of media. According to
EU policy and regulation of technical platform services to digital television. Agenda. 1. From analogue to digital television
EU policy and regulation of technical platform services to digital television Presentation delivered to APEK Ljubljana, October 24, 2011 Kristina Irion, Central European University (Budapest) Agenda 1.
Successful Strategies To Face The Future Challenges Of Various Stakeholders In WiMAX Services In India
Successful Strategies To Face The Future Challenges Of Various Stakeholders In WiMAX Services In India Shilpa Phadke Head Centre of Excellence New Technologies, GTL Agenda WiMAX Stakeholders Challenges
A B O U T T H E P R O J E C T
A B O U T T H E P R O J E C T In 2007, egta member sales houses produced and officially adopted parts one and two of a blue print which summed up their opinion on how audience measurement should be structured
Mobile TV: An Assessment of EU Politics
Mobile TV: An Assessment of EU Politics Reza Tadayoni, Anders Henten, Iwona Windekilde center for Communication, Media and Information technologies (CMI) Copenhagen Institute of Technology Aalborg University,
Future use of the 470 694MHz band. Report for Abertis, Arqiva, BBC, BNE, EBU and TDF
Future use of the 470 694MHz band Report for Abertis, Arqiva, BBC, BNE, EBU and TDF 31 October 2014 Future use of the 470-694MHz band Page 2 Copyright 2014. All Rights Reserved. Aetha Consulting Limited
Enabling e-commerce: recent trends in broadband deployment and uptake
WTO Workshop on E-Commerce, Development and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) Geneva, 8-9 April 2013 Enabling e-commerce: recent trends in broadband deployment and uptake Susan Teltscher Head,
1. GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND KEY ACTIONS... 4 2. INTRODUCTION... 6 3. OBJECTIVES OF THE COMMUNICATIONS POLICY PROGRAMME... 9 4. PREPARATION OF THE
Communications Policy Programme for Electronic Media Government report to the Parliament of Finland 2012 1 1. GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND KEY ACTIONS... 4 2. INTRODUCTION... 6 3. OBJECTIVES OF THE COMMUNICATIONS
Cable operators in Poland 25 years industry development
Cable operators in Poland 25 years industry development Jerzy Straszewski President of the Board Polish Chamber for Electronic Communication TELCO TRENDS Riga, August 2015 Poland macroeconomic data Number
The future of radio broadcasting in Europe
Rapportnummer RSPG10-349 bis Datum 2010-09-23 The future of radio broadcasting in Europe Replies to questionnaires Post- och telestyrelsen Box 5398 102 49 Stockholm 08-678 55 00 pts@pts.se www.pts.se Post-
As depicted in Figure 3, by 2016, video will account for over 66 percent of total mobile consumption 3.
WHITE PAPER 1 Executive Summary 3 Introduction 3 Broadcasting Challenges 4 embms Support in LTE 4 Samsung embms Solution 5 embms Service Opportunities 5 Advantages of embms 6 Conclusion 6 References 7
Hong Kong - Telecoms, Mobile, Broadband and Forecasts
Brochure More information from http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/1226790/ Hong Kong - Telecoms, Mobile, Broadband and Forecasts Description: This report covers the sophisticated Hong Kong telecommunications
Factsheet 6 Ownership of media devices and services. Ofcom Oxford Media Convention 2 March 2016
Factsheet 6 Ownership of media devices and services Ofcom Oxford Media Convention 2 March 16 This factsheet has been compiled by Ofcom and provides background information to aid discussion at the 16 Oxford
4G-Quadruple Play High Speed Mobile Broadband Technologies
4G-Quadruple Play High Speed Mobile Broadband Technologies Author: Venkat Annadata Next Generation Networks. Abstract: 4G or the 4th generation technologies promise the full mobility with high speed internet
Hybrid TV. Taking Advantage of the Best of IPTV and SatTV August 08 TIME INSIGHT. 2. DTH as a first step. 1. How it all began
Hybrid TV Taking Advantage of the Best of IPTV and SatTV August 08 Until recently, telecom operators have put their faith in IPTV to protect margins and to allow them to occupy all channels to the customer
Huawei Answer to ARCEP s public consultation on the challenges tied to new frequency bands for electronic communication services access networks
Huawei Answer to ARCEP s public consultation on the challenges tied to new frequency bands for electronic communication services access networks July 2007-26 September 2007 Question no. 1: What is your
Broadcasting in an Era of Convergence
Institut für Rundfunktechnik ITU Workshop: The Regulatory Environment for Future Mobile Multimedia Services Broadcasting in an Era of Convergence Federal Network Agency, Mainz 21st to 23rd June 2006 Dr.
Three scenarios for TV in 2015
MPRA Munich Personal RePEc Archive Three scenarios for TV in 2015 Laurence Meyer COMMUNICATIONS & STRATEGIES June 2006 Online at https://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/3519/ MPRA Paper No. 3519, posted 12. June
With Mobile TV Projected to Take Off, are Service Providers Ready?
With Mobile TV Projected to Take Off, are Service Providers Ready? An assessment of key success variables to harvest impending demand By H. Mittermayr Service providers harboring any doubts about the future
LTE, WLAN, BLUETOOTHB
LTE, WLAN, BLUETOOTHB AND Aditya K. Jagannatham FUTURE Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur Commonwealth of Learning Vancouver 4G LTE LTE (Long Term Evolution) is the 4G wireless cellular standard developed
Further Time from Broadcast and Updated Panel Types
Arianna Further Time from Broadcast and Updated Panel Types Arianna 8.9 has been rolled out to all users. This upgrade includes further time from broadcast activities and updated panel types. Updated lifestyle
ROADMAP FOR THE EVOLUTION OF DTT A bright future for TV
ROADMAP FOR THE EVOLUTION OF DTT A bright future for TV Copyright 2014. The information contained herein is the property of DigiTAG and Analysys Mason Limited and is provided on condition that it will
THE FUTURE OF TERRESTRIAL BROADCASTING IN TURKEY. DigiTAG 19th General Assembly 17th December 2014 EBU Headquarters GENEVA
THE FUTURE OF TERRESTRIAL BROADCASTING IN TURKEY DigiTAG 19th General Assembly 17th December 2014 EBU Headquarters GENEVA THE FUTURE OF TERRESTRIAL BROADCASTING IN TURKEY Pepared by: Muhsin Kilic Head
BUILDING THE DIGITAL SINGLE MARKET CROSS BORDER DEMAND FOR CONTENT SERVICES
Special Eurobarometer 366 BUILDING THE DIGITAL SINGLE MARKET CROSS BORDER DEMAND FOR CONTENT SERVICES REPORT Fieldwork: April - May 2011 This survey has been requested by the European Commission, Directorate-General
TELECOMMUNICATIONS IN MEXICO THREE YEARS AFTER THE CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM
TELECOMMUNICATIONS IN MEXICO THREE YEARS AFTER THE CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM TELECOMMUNICATIONS IN MEXICO THREE YEARS AFTER THE CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM 3 Telecommunications in Mexico. Three Years After the
Forecast of Residential Fixed Broadband and Subscription Video Requirements
Forecast of Residential Fixed Broadband and Subscription Video Requirements s Executive Summary Residential fixed broadband usage has evolved from static search and information retrieval to multimedia
A STUDY ON DIGITAL VIDEO BROADCASTING TO A HANDHELD DEVICE (DVB-H), OPERATING IN UHF BAND
A STUDY ON DIGITAL VIDEO BROADCASTING TO A HANDHELD DEVICE (DVB-H), OPERATING IN UHF BAND Farhat Masood National University of Sciences and Technology, Pakistan farhatmasood@hotmail.com ABSTRACT In this
The Only Home Entertainment Networking Standard In Use By All Three Pay TV Segments Cable, Satellite, IPTV. www.mocalliance.org
The Only Home Entertainment Networking Standard In Use By All Three Pay TV Segments Cable, Satellite, IPTV www.mocalliance.org The Organization Established in January 2004 by the most respected service
BROADCASTING ACT (CHAPTER 28) Code of Practice for Television Broadcast Standards
BROADCASTING ACT (CHAPTER 28) Code of Practice for Television Broadcast Standards 1 In exercise of the powers conferred by section 6 of the Broadcasting Act (Cap. 28), the Media Development Authority of
Content. Empowered User- The Market Trend. Macro Environment- TV meets Telecoms Barriers to be removed-towards the successful story Conclusion
Mobile TV Technology and Information of the Future "Finding the right business model to make Mobile TV a success story! Bosco Eduardo Fernandes Joint UMTS Forum/GSMA Working Group Chair 1 Content Empowered
Video Compression Trends & OUTLOOK. Andreas Pentrelli Solution Consultant
Video Compression Trends & OUTLOOK Andreas Pentrelli Solution Consultant Subscriber's View All from one provider Triple Play TV - Linear TV / VOD, Telephone, High Speed Internet One household, multi screens
Next Generation DTV: ATSC 3.0
Next Generation DTV: ATSC 3.0 The DTV Standard High-Definition Multicasting 5.1 Digital Surround Sound Electronic Program Guides Enhanced Closed Captioning Enabled government goal of reclaiming spectrum
Over the Top and Pay TV Opportunities: How are operators and content providers working together to create innovative platforms?
Over the Top and Pay TV Opportunities: How are operators and content providers working together to create innovative platforms? By Loren Braithwaite-Kabosha CEO: South African Communications Forum Disruptive
Advanced TV services for all, available now with Hybrid Broadcast Broadband TV solutions
Advanced TV services for all, available now with Hybrid Broadcast Broadband TV solutions Content Executive Summary... 3 1. TV consumption modes are changing... 4 1.1. On-demand and social networks are
Accommodation of HDTV in the GE06 Plan
EBU TECH 3334 Accommodation of HDTV in the GE06 Plan Status Report Geneva February 2009 1 Page intentionally left blank. This document is paginated for recto-verso printing Tech 3334 Accommodation of HDTV
SHEET 5 CABLE TELEVISION SYSTEM
SHEET 5 CABLE TELEVISION SYSTEM TRADITIONAL TELEVISION AND IPTV INTRODUCTION Access to full digital, as an inevitable technological development, clearly demonstrates the place of Digital Communication
Vodafone response to the public consultation by BEREC on the draft Broadband Promotion Report
Vodafone response to the public consultation by BEREC on the draft Broadband Promotion Report Vodafone welcomes the public consultation by BEREC on the draft Broadband Promotion Report. As mentioned by
Digital Terrestrial Television in Italy: state of the art and current regulatory issues. Sarajevo, 30 March 2006
Digital Terrestrial Television in Italy: state of the art and current regulatory issues Sarajevo, 30 March 2006 1 Summary Specificity of Italian broadcasting context The regulatory model for transition
BBC Trust Distribution Framework for BBC Services
BBC Trust Distribution Framework for BBC Services Distribution Framework for BBC Services A. Introduction 1. The BBC can only fulfil its public purposes if it has in place adequate arrangements for making
PAY TV MONETIZATION IN THE AGE OF OTT. enabled by. www.infonova.com
PAY TV MONETIZATION IN THE AGE OF OTT enabled by www.infonova.com MONETIZING THE OTT AGE Pay TV has entered the multi-device over-the-top (OTT) era on a global basis. People still consume video in traditional
The NBN Will (Not) Be Televised: Internet, Mobile Media, and the Future of the Audiovisual
The NBN Will (Not) Be Televised: Internet, Mobile Media, and the Future of the Audiovisual Converging on an NBN Future: Content, Connectivity, and Control University of Canberra Symposium, Tuesday 9 October
Appendix A: Basic network architecture
Appendix A: Basic network architecture TELECOMMUNICATIONS LOCAL ACCESS NETWORKS Traditionally, telecommunications networks are classified as either fixed or mobile, based on the degree of mobility afforded
White Paper Content Delivery Networks (CDN) for Live TV Streaming
White Paper Content Delivery Networks (CDN) for Live TV Streaming Copyright 2011-2014 by Motama GmbH, Saarbrücken, Germany This White Paper presents Motama's solutions for building and running a streamlined