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Mobile Video Services - Global Strategic Business Report
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ISBN/SKU #:
GIA-MCP6127
Research Group:
Global Industry Analysts
Date of Publication:
October 2010
Summary
This report analyzes the worldwide markets for Mobile Video Services in US$ Million. The US market is further analyzed by the following Segments: Downloadable Video Services, Streaming Services, and Multicast Video Services. The report provides separate comprehensive analytics for the US, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Rest of World. Annual estimates and forecasts are provided for each region for the period 2006 through 2015. The report profiles 128 companies including many key and niche players such as AT&T Mobility LLC, Dialogic Corporation, Dilithium, Inc., FunMobility, Inc., Google, Inc., GoTV Networks, Inc., MobiTV, Inc., Nokia Corporation, PacketVideo Corporation, Qualcomm Incorporated, QuickPlay Media, RealNetworks, Inc., ROK Entertainment Group, Sprint Nextel Corporation, Verizon Wireless, Inc., Vringo, Inc., Vuclip, and Yamgo. Market data and analytics are derived from primary and secondary research. Company profiles are mostly extracted from URL research and reported select online sources.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
MOBILE VIDEO SERVICES MCP-6127
A GLOBAL STRATEGIC BUSINESS REPORT
CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTION, METHODOLOGY & PRODUCT DEFINITIONS
Study Reliability and Reporting Limitations I-1
Disclaimers I-2
Data Interpretation & Reporting Level I-3
Quantitative Techniques & Analytics I-3
Product Definitions and Scope of Study I-3
Mobile Video Broadcasting I-3
Mobile Video Streaming I-3
Mobile Video Downloading I-4
II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1. INDUSTRY OVERVIEW II-1
Introduction II-1
Current & Future Analysis II-2
Analysis by Revenues II-2
Analysis by Number of Subscribers II-2
Market Drivers II-2
Sophisticated Handsets II-2
Next-Generation Networks II-2
Mobile Video Advertising II-3
Superior Video Codecs II-3
Challenges Associated with Development of Mobile Video
Applications II-3
Device Diversity II-3
Consoling the IP-Based Media and TDM-Based Handsets II-3
Bandwidth Related Issues II-4
Interactivity II-4
Issues Associated with Video Content Distribution II-4
Online Video Market - An Overview II-5
2. MARKET TRENDS II-6
Prospects Appear Bright for Mobile Video II-6
User Expectations Guide the Market II-6
Mobile TV Fuels Market Growth II-7
Growth in Demand for Feature-Rich Handsets to Infuse New Demand II-8
Advertisement and Location-Based Services Extend Opportunity II-8
Social Networking Encourages Mobile Video Adoption II-9
Streaming and Broadcast - Impacting the Mobile Video in their
Own Way II-9
Growing Demand Generates Novel Opportunities for Application
Developers and Network Operators II-9
Latest Trends Demand Transformation in Transcoding II-10
3. PRODUCT OVERVIEW II-11
Prelude II-11
Types of Mobile Video Services II-11
Mobile Video Broadcasting II-11
Mobile Video Streaming II-11
Mobile Video Downloading II-11
Based on End-User II-12
Business-Oriented Mobile Video Services II-12
Consumer-Centric Mobile Video Services II-12
Types of Video Services II-12
Value-Added Mobile Video Services II-12
Video on Demand (VoD) II-13
Mobile TV II-13
Video Portals II-13
Live Cameras II-13
User-Generated Video (UGV) II-13
Other Streaming Applications II-13
Mobile Video Architecture II-13
Video Gateways II-14
Transcoders II-14
Media Servers II-14
Announcements or Messaging II-14
IVVR II-14
Streaming Video II-14
Formats of Multimedia Content II-15
Mobile Content Delivery Options II-15
Unicast Streaming II-15
Broadcasting II-15
Transcoding - An Important Element in Mobile Video Delivery II-16
Role of 3G-324M Framework in Mobile Video II-16
Integration of 3G Mobile Network with IP Services Core II-17
Integration of Services for Cost-Reduction II-17
4. PRODUCT/SERVICE LAUNCHES II-18
Verimatrix Launches ViewRight® Web Security Client II-18
Polsat to Introduce Mobile Ipla Video Player for Android
Operating System II-18
ATCi Launches Live Mobile Video Streaming Service II-18
Orange Kenya Introduces Mobile Video Service II-19
ROK Entertainment Group and MTNL to introduce iPlayer Mobile
Video Service II-19
Fox Mobile Unveils Bitbop Mobile Video Service II-19
Ucell Launches Mobile Video Service II-19
RealNetworks to Unveil Novel Mobile Video Service II-19
Dilithium Introduces Galaxy Mobile Video Suite II-20
mSpot Unveils Online Streaming Movie Service II-20
Verizon Wireless Introduces V Cast Video for Android Smartphones II-20
Fox Mobile Unveils Bitbop Mobile Beta Application II-20
RealNetworks Unveils New Mobile Video Portal II-21
Qualcomm Unveils FLO-EV II-21
Vodafone UK Introduces Qik Mobile Video Service II-21
3UK Introduces Mobile Subscription Video-on-demand Service II-21
ROK Entertainment Group Extends FreeBe TV to iPhones II-22
Yamgo.TV Introduces Free Football Mobile Service II-22
Expway and Harmonic Unveil Over-The-Air ATSC Mobile DTV Solution II-22
Dialogic Unveils Integrated Media Platform and Video Gateway II-23
Samsung Mobile Launches Samsung Movies II-23
Brilliant Digital Entertainment to Launch New Mobile Video
Service II-23
Dilithium Introduces Dilithium Content Adapter for iPhones II-24
3 UK Launches 3 on Demand II-24
China Telecommunications Rolls Out Video Streaming Services II-24
PacketVideo Launches Mobile Video Service for iPhones II-24
Limelight Networks Introduces LimelightADS and LimelightREACH II-25
CTV and TELUS Introduces Video-on-Demand Service II-25
Qik Unveils Push API II-25
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Rolls Out New Mobile Services II-26
Babelgum and Vodafone Introduce Mobile Video Service II-26
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Rolls Out 3G Services II-26
Msnbc.com Launches Mobile Video Service II-26
Scripps Networks and MediaFLO USA Introduce FLO TVTM Lifestyle
Service II-26
Oasis Systems and Nano Equipment Roll Out Asia Video Club II-27
Avea Launches Paid-Subscription Video Ringtone Service II-27
Fox Reality Channel Introduces Apple® iPhoneTM Mobile Video
Service II-27
Qualcomm Introduces MediaFLO Broadcast Mobile TV Platform II-28
Dilithium Introduces Dilithium Content Adapter II-28
Beijing TV and i-Vision Introduce Mobile Cheering Station II-28
KDDI and Okinawa Cellular Launch au BOX II-29
Singapore Telecommunications Introduces Mobile TV Service II-29
Okinawa Cellular and KDDI Introduce LISMO Video II-29
KPN Launches MobielTV Service II-29
Telcel and ROK Entertainment Group Introduces Ideas TV II-30
ROK Entertainment Group Launches Mobile News on Demand II-30
Shazam and VidZone Digital Media to Launch Mobile Download II-30
VeveoTM Launches WikiTap Application II-30
Vringo Launches Vringo Channels II-30
MySpace Mobile Unveils Streaming Video Service II-31
Swanbay Mobile Unveils Mobile Video Application II-31
Red Planet Media Introduces FUNimation Channel II-31
3 Introduces Mobile Music Video Service II-31
Revision3 and Transpera Unveil Mobile Web Service II-32
MultiVuTM Rolls Out Mobile Video Distribution Service II-32
Berggi Introduces BerggiVideo II-32
Nexage Unveils PhoneCast Pro 2.0 II-32
Flickr Upgrades Mobile Video Sharing Features II-33
ROK Entertainment Group Unveils ROK TV for BlackBerry®
Smartphones II-33
5. RECENT INDUSTRY ACTIVITY II-34
OnMobile Global Takes Over 3G Video Technology and Mobile
Solutions of Dilithium Networks II-34
Dialogic Corporation and Veraz Networks Merge II-34
Zoom Technologies to Acquire Leimone Shengtong Culture
Development II-35
RGB Networks Takes Over RipCode II-35
uVuMobile Inks Letter of Intent to Take Over WASP Mobile II-35
RTL Nederland Enters into Collaboration with ThirdPresence II-35
MTNL Teams Up with ROK Entertainment Group II-36
KIT digital and GoTV Networks Ink Agreement II-36
Vuclip Collaborates with European Wireless Operators II-36
Swisscom Selects Harmonic ProStream™ Transcoder for Mobile TV
Content II-36
China Mobile Communications and Tudou.com Enter Into
Strategic Partnership II-37
NTT DoCoMo Purchases 35% Stake in PacketVideo II-37
Limelight Networks Acquires Kiptronic II-37
Global Media Services Merges with GridNetworks II-37
Qualcomm Takes Over Digital Fountain II-37
Zed Purchases Player X II-38
Marvel Entertainment Teams Up with Vringo II-38
Discovery Communications Partners with 3Cinteractive II-38
Discovery Communications Signs Deal with Rhythm NewMedia II-39
Discovery Communications Inks Partnership Deal with Transpera II-39
Vuclip Enters into Partnership with mKhoj II-39
Transpera Enters into Partnership with The Weather Channel
Interactive II-39
Transpera Signs Deal with msnbc.com II-40
Audiovox/Jensen Enters into Partnership with MediaFLO II-40
Bell Mobility Selects QuickPlay Media for Powering Mobile TV
Services II-40
Zain Chooses Dilithium II-40
Brightcove Collaborates with Qik II-41
Pax Clean Energy and Mobile Video Development Sign Agreement II-41
SeaChange International and Envivio Extend Partnership II-41
Saudi Telecom Company Chooses Dilithium II-42
Anderson-Taylor and Conklin Intracom Sign Agreement II-42
Ortiva Wireless Enters into Contract with Mobix Interactive II-42
Vringo and Sony Ericsson Announce Global Partnership II-42
Qualcomm Enters into Agreement with ProTelevision Technologies II-43
América Móvil Enters into Partnership with Nokia II-43
Player X Enters into Partnership with Orange UK II-43
Player X Enters into Partnership with Sony Ericsson II-44
Universal Music Group Enters into Partnership with Kyte II-44
Sun Microsystems and Vidiator Collaborate II-44
On Demand Group Acquires Mobix Interactive II-45
Droplet Technology Snaps Up Sipcall II-45
PixelFish Takes Over Eyespot II-45
Dialogic Signs Deal to Take Over the NMS Communications
Platforms Business II-46
KIT digital Acquires Kamera Content II-46
SHAPE Services Purchases Warelex II-46
ROK Entertainment Group Purchases Jalipo II-47
LiveWire Mobile Takes Over Groove Mobile II-47
Mandalay Media Takes Over AMV Holding II-47
Turner Teams Up with Vidiator II-48
Bouygues Telecom Forms Partnership with Vringo™ II-48
BSNL Chooses Dilithium for Deploying Video and Streaming Services II-48
Aster Information Technology Inks Agreement with On2 Technologies II-49
Vodafone Italia Selects Amobee Media Systems II-49
MobileOne Chooses Streamezzo II-49
NextWave Wireless Enters into Partnership with Huawei
Technologies II-50
QuickPlay Media Enters into Partnership with Amobee Media Systems II-50
NMS Communications Enters into Partnership with Atlantic
Convergence II-50
YouTube Extends Mobile Video Service II-51
LookBird Signs Partnership with VuClipTM II-51
NTT DOCOMO Forms Joint Venture with Avex Entertainment II-51
Transpera and Clearspring Technologies Enter into Partnership II-51
MobiTV and Media Excel Enter into Partnership II-52
Bay Talkitec Ventures into Mobile VAS II-52
Verizon Wireless Collaborates with TMZ II-52
Mobix Interactive Signs Agreement with Wmode II-53
uVuMobile and GlobalTakeoff Sign Agreement II-53
TeleMessage and Mobixell Networks Enter into Partnership
Agreement II-53
Blockbuster Teams Up with Microsoft II-54
Momail and Picsearch Enter into an Alliance II-54
3 UK Selects 4th Screen Advertising and Mobix Interactive II-54
mywaves and MTV Networks Enter into Partnership II-55
News Over Wireless and E.W. Scripps Enter into an Agreement II-55
Global Mediacom Teams Up with Nokia Siemens Networks II-55
Virgin Mobile UK and Player X Join Hands II-56
Endemol and Player X Sign a Deal II-56
Ericsson and Cellcom Israel Sign Deal for Mobile TV Solution II-56
NTT DoCoMo Selects TOKYO PacketVideo II-56
3 and O2 Introduce Open Access Mobile Video Community II-57
Veveo and Motorola Sign Licensing Agreement II-57
6. FOCUS ON SELECT PLAYERS II-58
AT&T Mobility LLC (US) II-58
Dialogic Corporation (Canada) II-58
Dilithium, Inc. (US) II-58
FunMobility, Inc. (US) II-59
Google, Inc. (US) II-59
GoTV Networks, Inc. (US) II-60
MobiTV, Inc. (US) II-60
Nokia Corporation (Finland) II-60
PacketVideo Corporation (US) II-61
Qualcomm Incorporated (US) II-61
QuickPlay Media (Canada) II-62
RealNetworks, Inc. (US) II-62
ROK Entertainment Group (UK) II-63
Sprint Nextel Corporation (US) II-63
Verizon Wireless, Inc. (US) II-63
Vringo, Inc. (US) II-64
Vuclip (US) II-64
Yamgo (UK) II-64
7. GLOBAL MARKET PERSPECTIVE II-66
Table 1: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
Mobile Video Services by Geographic Region - US, Europe,
Asia-Pacific, and Rest of World Markets Independently Analyzed
with Annual Revenue Figures in US$ Million for Years 2006
through 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-66
Table 2: World 10-Year Perspective for Mobile Video Services
by Geographic Region - Percentage Breakdown of Revenues for
US, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Rest of World Markets for Years
2006, 2010 & 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-67
Table 3: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
Mobile Video Services by Geographic Region - US, Europe,
Asia-Pacific, and Rest of World Markets Independently
Analyzed with Number of Subscribers in Thousand for Years
2006 through 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-68
Table 4: World 10-Year Perspective for Mobile Video Services
by Geographic Region - Percentage Breakdown of Number of
Subscribers for US, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Rest of World
Markets for Years 2006, 2010 & 2015 (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) II-69
III. MARKET
1. UNITED STATES III-1
A.Market Analysis III-1
Current & Future Analysis III-1
Overview III-1
Mobile Video Subscriptions on Growth Path III-2
Sophisticated Handsets Drive the Market III-2
Growing Demand for 3G Services to Improve Mobile Video
Prospects III-3
Internet Access through Mobile on Rise III-3
Qualcomm’s FLO - The leading Broadcasting Technology III-3
Market Participants Look Up to Mobile Video III-3
Investments in Mobile Video Infrastructure to Inflate III-4
Adult Viewers: A Major Audience Base III-4
Table 5: Mobile Video Market in the US (2009): Percentage
Share Breakdown of Audience Base by Age Group (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) III-4
Table 6: Mobile Video Market in the US (2009): Percentage
Share Breakdown of Audience Base by Gender III-5
Table 7: Average Time Spent on Mobile Video Content by Age
Group III-5
Competitive Scenario III-5
Table 8: Leading Players in the US Mobile Video Services
Market (2007): Percentage Breakdown by Number of
Subscribers for Verizon Wireless, Sprint, AT&T, and Others
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-5
Product/Service Launches III-6
Strategic Corporate Developments III-14
Select Players III-25
AT&T Mobility LLC III-25
Dilithium, Inc. III-26
FunMobility, Inc. III-26
Google, Inc. III-27
GoTV Networks, Inc. III-27
MobiTV, Inc. III-28
PacketVideo Corporation III-28
Qualcomm Incorporated III-28
RealNetworks, Inc. III-29
Sprint Nextel Corporation III-29
Verizon Wireless, Inc. III-30
Vringo, Inc. III-30
Vuclip III-30
B.Market Analytics III-31
Table 9: US Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
Mobile Video Services by Segment - Downloadable Video
Services, Streaming Services, and Multicast Video Services
Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Revenue Figures
in US$ Million for Years 2006 through 2015 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) III-31
Table 10: US 10-Year Perspective for Mobile Video Services
by Segment - Percentage Breakdown of Revenues for
Downloadable Video Services, Streaming Services, and
Multicast Video Services Markets for Years 2006, 2010 & 2015
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-32
Table 11: US Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
Mobile Video Services Analyzed with Number of Subscribers in
Thousand for Years 2006 through 2015 (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) III-32
2. EUROPE III-33
A.Market Analysis III-33
Current & Future Analysis III-33
Product/Service Launches III-33
Strategic Corporate Developments III-36
Select Players III-41
Nokia Corporation (Finland) III-41
ROK Entertainment Group (UK) III-42
Yamgo (UK) III-42
B.Market Analytics III-43
Table 12: European Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis
for Mobile Video Services Analyzed with Annual Revenue
Figures in US$ Million for Years 2006 through 2015 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) III-43
Table 13: European Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis
for Mobile Video Services Analyzed with Number of
Subscribers in Thousand for Years 2006 through 2015
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-43
3. ASIA-PACIFIC III-44
A.Market Analysis III-44
Current & Future Analysis III-44
Mobile Content and TV Market Witnesses Growth III-44
Mobile TV Adoption to Inflate III-44
Product/Service Launches III-45
Strategic Corporate Developments III-48
B.Market Analytics III-53
Table 14: Asia-Pacific Recent Past, Current & Future
Analysis for Mobile Video Services Analyzed with Annual
Revenue Figures in US$ Million for Years 2006 through 2015
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-53
Table 15: Asia-Pacific Recent Past, Current & Future
Analysis for Mobile Video Services Analyzed with Number of
Subscribers in Thousand for Years 2006 through 2015
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-54
4. REST OF WORLD III-55
A.Market Analysis III-55
Current & Future Analysis III-55
Product/Service Launches III-55
Strategic Corporate Developments III-56
Select Players III-59
Dialogic Corporation (Canada) III-59
QuickPlay Media (Canada) III-59
B.Market Analytics III-60
Table 16: Rest of World Recent Past, Current & Future
Analysis for Mobile Video Services Analyzed with Annual
Revenue Figures in US$ Million for Years 2006 through 2015
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-60
Table 17: Rest of World Recent Past, Current & Future
Analysis for Mobile Video Services Analyzed with Number of
Subscribers in Thousand for Years 2006 through 2015
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-60
IV. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
Total Companies Profiled: 128 (including Divisions/Subsidiaries - 138)
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Region/Country Players
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The United States 72
Canada 5
Japan 3
Europe 32
France 3
The United Kingdom 18
Italy 1
Spain 1
Rest of Europe 9
Asia-Pacific (Excluding Japan) 18
Latin America 5
Africa 1
Middle-East 2
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Number of Pages: 826
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