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  • Pay TV & Online Video Report - Asia Pacific - 2019
     David Scott | Jun Wen Woo | June 18, 2019
    The 2019 Asia Pacific Pay TV & Online Video Report provides in-depth insight into the pay TV and online subscription video markets of the Asia Pacific region. It includes comprehensive market-sizing data and detailed analysis of the key trends shaping the industry ... .
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  • Netflix acquires worldwide rights to second Youku TV series
     Kia Ling Teoh | Jun Wen Woo | May 15, 2019
    Netflix has acquired a second original series from Chinese streaming platform Youku. I Hear You, produced and owned jointly by Alibaba-owned Youku and Chinese film studio Sugarent Film & TV, will be made available by Netflix to subscribers in all 190 markets today (15 May). In China, the 24-episode romantic comedy was premiered simultaneously on streaming platforms Youku and Mango TV on 28 January 2019. Netflix acquired Day and Night in 2017.
  • Tencent sets out 2019 strategy for WeChat: Voice assistant, mini programs, and video
     Jun Wen Woo | January 24, 2019
    Tencent has revealed plans to integrate its voice-enabled digital assistant Xiaowei into its flagship messaging app WeChat. The integration will allow WeChat’s more than 1 billion active users to perform tasks such as playing music and hailing rides via voice command within the app. However, no further details on either the launch date of Xiaowei on WeChat or how many services it will support were revealed at the time of the announcement. In addition to revealing that WeChat has reached 1 billion daily active users during WeChat’s annual conference held in Guangzhou on 9 January 2019, Tencent unveiled 2019 plans to focus on developing mini programs by expanding the company’s advertising inventory, as well as adding a video-sharing feature to WeChat.
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  • China media watchdog continues to tighten control over foreign content
     Kia Ling Teoh | Jun Wen Woo | October 05, 2018
    The National Administration of TV and Radio (NATR), the newly formed Chinese media regulator, has published a draft discussion of the Provisions on Administration of Import and Broadcasting of Overseas Audio-Visual Programs. The provisions will aim to regulate the distribution of foreign content, including movies, TV shows, animation and documentaries. Media industry players were invited to comment on the draft until 19 October 2018.
  • Asia Pacific Pay TV and Online Video 2017
     David Scott | Jun Wen Woo | August 09, 2018
    Asia Pacific Pay TV & Online Video 2017 analyses the 2017 results of major pay TV operators and online video providers in the Asia Pacific, including subscriptions, TV household penetration, quarterly net additions and key financials. In addition, several country profiles analyse the position of pay TV operators and online video providers against key competitors.
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  • How can consumer platforms and ecosystems benefit from developing video?
     Jack Kent | Tom Morrod | Jun Wen Woo | April 30, 2018
    This presentation, delivered by IHS analysts Jun Wen Woo at Broadband TV Connect Asia and Tom Morrod at Connected TV World, analyses the video strategies of leading technology platforms including Apple, Facebook, Google, Amazon,Tencent, Baidu, Alibaba, Line and Kakao.
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  • Mobile Video Opportunities for Operators
     Jack Kent | Jun Wen Woo | Ruomeng Wang | April 23, 2018
    This report analyses mobile operator video strategies and opportunities, analysing the performance and strategies of the 25 leading operators globally. It also includes regional case studies and consumer survey analysis.
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  • ​Chinese streaming platform iQiyi looks to raise $1.5 billion from IPO in the US
     Kia Ling Teoh | Jun Wen Woo | March 05, 2018
    Chinese streaming service iQiyi last week filed a registration statement setting out plans to raise $1.5 billion from an IPO in the US. The company, funded by both advertising and subscription, was launched by main owner Baidu in 2010.
  • iQiyi to work with Baidu for more AI application partnerships in 2018
     Jun Wen Woo | November 17, 2017
    During its annual iJOY event in Shanghai, Baidu-owned online video service, iQiyi has revealed plans to release more than 200 shows in 2018 and to collaborate with its mother company Baidu on artificial intelligence (AI) applications to drive its business. iQiyi aims to be a top media company driven by both content and technology innovation. iQiyi was founded in April 2010 by Baidu and Providence Equity Partners. Baidu is the biggest shareholder of iQiyi, with 80.5% stake in the company. In September 2017, iQiyi announced its plan to file for an initial public offering (IPO) in the United States in 2018.
  • Netflix agrees deal with iQiyi to launch content in China
     Jun Wen Woo | April 27, 2017
    Netflix is licensing its original content to Baidu-owned streaming service iQiyi in China. The deal was first disclosed by Netflix at the Apos conference in Bali and was confirmed by iQiyi on 25 April. No further details, including a launch date, were disclosed.
  • Mobile Media Intelligence OTT messaging data update for Q4 2016: Growth rate is slowing
     Jun Wen Woo | March 17, 2017
    IHS Markit has updated its messaging app data to the fourth quarter 2016 and forecast until 2021.
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  • WeChat introduces paid content for official accounts
     Jun Wen Woo | March 02, 2017
    One month after adding mini programs to its messaging platform, Tencent-owned WeChat announced that it will allow official accounts to provide paid publishing content. Tencent is currently trialing the service with a select group of invited accounts. WeChat official accounts were launched in 2012, allowing both companies and individuals to publish information to followers. WeChat reported 846 million monthly active users in Q3 2016, making it the clear messaging leader – but it also provides a broad portfolio of integrated content, services and payments.
  • WeChat launches a new platform, Mini Programs
     Jun Wen Woo | January 20, 2017
    Tencent’s messaging platform WeChat has launched a new platform called Mini Programs, where brands and businesses developers are able to build programs on the platform without users having to leave the app. Users can scan a QR code or search for the name of program to be opened within WeChat. Tencent claims that messaging app will remain lean as the cloud-based platform requires no extra storage space. Mini Programs can be seen as an alternative to traditional app store distribution but Tencent claims Mini Programs is different because it does not provide central location to distribute apps like Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
  • New messaging app data in Mobile Media Intelligence
     Jack Kent | Jun Wen Woo | November 30, 2016
    IHS Markit has published new data covering monthly active users (MAU) for the leading over-the-top (OTT) messaging companies and the total number of active user accounts by country.
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  • How messaging apps take advantage of mobile payments
     Jun Wen Woo | Ruomeng Wang | November 04, 2016
    Enabling payments is crucial for Messaging app platform strategies. Major messaging apps have launched mobile payments services in recent years, such as Facebook Messenger, Snapchat, WeChat and Line.This report focuses on the evolution, development strategies and challenges of messaging app payments services.
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  • Mobile Messaging Market Monitor Q1 2016: The rise of mobile chat bots
     Jun Wen Woo | July 08, 2016
    The selected mobile messaging apps covered by IHS reached a combined active user base of approximately 4.6 billion, with 6% increase from last quarter. Facebook remained the lead with over 40% of the market share among top apps, combining the total numbers of users from Messenger and Whatsapp.
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  • Chinese online video market: on the verge of greatness
     Jun Wen Woo | July 04, 2016
    China is witnessing a surge in the number of online video services as Chinese audiences gradually switch from TV to online for content consumption. Benefitting from the rapid adoption of smartphones and growing broadband penetration, the large base of online users makes internet an increasingly attractive medium for advertisers.
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  • China’s enforcement of its latest content regulations shakes foreign media companies
    Jun Wen Woo | April 27, 2016
    China has started implementing its latest content regulations, and big foreign companies are feeling the impact. DisneyLife, the on demand streaming service by Walt Disney and Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has gone offline not long after the suspension of Apple's iTunes Movies and iBooks stores in China. Both services had their services operated for less than a year in China, and become unavailable since April 2016.
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  • Sky invests USD 45million in iflix – Netflix’s rival in Southeast Asia
     Jun Wen Woo | March 15, 2016
    Sky, one of the Europe’s largest media companies, is investing USD45m in Southeast Asian SVoD service iflix. Sky operates across the UK, Ireland, Germany, Austria and Italy via its DTH pay TV services and OTT platforms; NOW TV, Sky Online and Sky Go. Sky’s investment consists of the purchase of USD 2.5 million shares from existing investors which include Indonesian media company Emtek, as well as investment groups Catcha Group and Evolution Media Capital.
  • Mobile Messaging Market Monitor Q4 2015: Top apps ended 2015 with over 4bn combined users
     Jack Kent | Jun Wen Woo | March 04, 2016
    Facebook and Tencent have taken a huge share of the messaging app user base. Both Facebook and Tencent have grown their lead over other messaging apps since 2011. Tencent follows closely by the number of users through WeChat and QQ. However, the majority of Tencent’s users are from China whereas Facebook has a more international audience.
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