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� � � � � Video-On-Demand: The Future of Media Networks

Table of Contents

Preface to the Second Edition
Index to Figures
Executive Summary

  1. What Is Video-On-Demand
    �� Paying For TV: Subscription v. � La Carte
    �� The Dawn Of Digital Video
    � �The Arrival Of Video-On-Demand
    �� On-Demand Alternatives
    �� Other Studio Movie Ventures
  2. Proprietary Networks: The Traditional Approach
    �� Cable: Finally Making The VOD Dream Come True?
    �� DBS: Competition Driving Innovation
    �� Telcos: Is It Finally Time?
    �� Proprietary Network VOD: How The Battle Shapes Up
  3. Internet VOD
    �� Early Studio Efforts On The Internet
    �� TV-On-Demand And Other Post iTunes Initiatives
    �� High Speed Access: Making The Connection
    �� Peer-To-Peer Services: Speeding Up The Download Process
    �� Connecting The TV To The Internet
    �� Internet Music: The Proof Is In The Downloads
    �� Proof Of Concept: "I Want My DVD"
    �� Strategic Imperatives Will Drive Electronic Sell-Through
  4. VOD: Business Model Of The Future
    �� Traditional Subscription Networks
    �� Cable/Telco � La Carte Services
    �� Internet VOD Industry

� � � Appendix: The AMR Video-On-Demand Model

Index to Figures

Executive Summary
� � � � � � �Per-TV Household Spending On Movies: '81-'85
� � � � � � � � The Future Of Electronic Movie Delivery Spending

  1. What Is Video-On-Demand?
    �� Movie Spending Per TV Household
    �� Aftermarket Comparison
    �� 2005 Total Movie Transactions
    �� DBS's Impact On Studio ALC Revenues
    �� VOD HH v. VOD Spending Per Digital Household
    �� Participation v. Revenue
    �� Growth Of High-Speed Households
    �� Studio VOD Interests
    �� VOD Distribution Networks & Consumer Propositions
  2. Proprietary Networks: The Traditional Approach
    �� Pure-Play Network Stocks
    �� Projected Growth Of Digital Network Households
    �� Cable's Shift To Digital
    �� VOD Months-To-Payback Analysis
    �� Digital Disc and Digital Network Households
    �� PPV/VOD Window: 2004 v. 2005
    �� DBS NVOD 199402000 v. Cable VOD 1999-2005
    �� DBS Forced Cable's Digital Play
    �� Cable Digital Household By Company
    �� Household Growth: The First 7 Years
    �� Spending Growth: The First 7 Years
    �� DBS Subscribers By Company
    �� Growth in DVR Households
    �� DSL Subscribers By Company
    �� U.S. Digital Wireline Subscriptions
    �� Annual CD Buys v. Penetration of U.S. Households
    �� Annual VOD Rentals v. Penetration
  3. Internet VOD
    �� Studio Revenue Growth
    �� Studio Home Video Revenue
    �� Consumer Pending On Internet VOD
    �� Movie Sites Offering Major Studio Product
    �� High Speed v. Cable VOD-Enabled Households
    �� Average Movie Download Times
    � �U.S. PC and TV Household Connectivity
    �� Cable Modem Household By Company
    �� Getting Internet To The TV
    �� Year-End Active Game Household
    �� iTunes Rights
    �� Audio Downloads v. Subscriptions
    �� Top Internet Music Sites
    �� Internet Audio: History And Projections To 2010
    �� The Internet Marketplace
    �� Online Content Spending
    �� In-Home Entertainment: Consumer Propositions
  4. The On-Demand Model Of The Future
    �� U.S. Media-Enabled Households In 2005
    �� Projected Growth Of Digital Network Households �
    �� Proprietary Network ALC Homes
    �� Monthly Movie Buy Rates
    �� Proprietary Network Movie Spending
    �� � La Carte Movie Spending
    �� INternet Conectivty
    �� TV-Connected High-Speed Market
    �� PC-Only High-Speed Market
    �� Internet Video Consumer Spending
    �� Internet VOD Supplier Revenue
    �� VOD-Using Households
    �� Supplier Revenue From Electronic Delivery Movie Services

� �� Appendix: AMR's Video-On-Demand Projection Model