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Video as a core service for operatorsApril 23, 2018This report analyses how telecoms operators are positioning video as a core service to maintain their market position and drivie future growth. Covering the 50 leading global operators this report provides case studies and best practices for video success.Subscribers Only
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4DX hits new BO record on back of highest rate of new screensJanuary 10, 2018Experiential 4D cinema company CJ 4Dplex has set new records for gross box office and admissions in 2017 driven by a high for new screens amid the strengthening of longer term partnerships with key exhibitors.
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Disney scales up with $52 billion Fox acquisitionDecember 15, 2017The Walt Disney Company has agreed to acquire most of the entertainment assets of 21st Century Fox, giving it the sscale to compete for consumers in an increasingly online media world.Subscribers Only
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Global box office continues to post gains over 2015’s record level in first half 2016September 05, 2016Total cinema admissions across 20 territories (where data is available) hit 2.24 billion in H1 2016 equating to a healthy 9.1% rise, an impressive result considering 2015 was a record year.Subscribers Only
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NBCU’s transition to genre-specific D2C strategy reflects broader trend in SVoD marketFebruary 12, 2016US media group NBCUniversal (NBCU) has unveiled a new reality-themed subscription video-on-demand (SVoD) service, branded Hayu, which it will launch in the UK, Ireland and Australia in March. Available on a rolling contract for a monthly fee of £3.99, €4.99 or A$5.99, the cross-platform service will feature more than 3,000 TV episodes from shows such Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Made in Chelsea, The Real Housewives and The Millionaire Matchmaker, including full boxsets. The majority of US shows will be made available on a day-and-date basis.Subscribers Only
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PLF screen totals added to Cinema IntelligenceDecember 02, 2015IHS has added data for PLF screen totals for all territories and regions tracked by Cinema Intelligence as at H1 2015. Data is also available in summary format and as market share comparisons.Subscribers Only
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Surge in the number of giant cinema circuits in 2015October 20, 2015There has been a surge in the number of giant movie theatre circuits operating over 1,000 screens. The sharp rise in the number of giant circuits is indicative of both recent activity in the acquisition and merger field but also the result of organic growth of circuits through new build construction in China.Subscribers Only
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Global cinema exhibition in 2014World box office inches up to reach new record in 2014September 10, 2015Global box office (BO) revenue hit a new all-time high of $36.3 billion in 2014. The key driving forces were the continued growth of China and other emerging box office markets alongside ticket price inflation, according to IHS's in-depth annual review of over 70 international cinema exhibition markets.Subscribers Only
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Media Managed Services Databases: Media TransportSeptember 04, 2015The media Transport Services workbook offers and unparalleled view to every professional aiming to learn about satellite (including Teleport/Uplink services), fibre, CDN and terrestrial markets and their revenues globally, regionally and per country. All data is shown from 2006 and forecasted 5 years ahead. It is formatted in a way to compare each transport method across same region and country. Additionally, it exemplifies combined media revenues of 10 largest service providers falling under the Transport category.Subscribers Only
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Media Managed Services Databases: Web ServicesSeptember 04, 2015The media web services workbook looks at the market for third-party provision of extended online video platform (OVP) services, cloud computing, monetization, analytics and content personalisation in the media industry. As companies are aiming to expand their customers’ base and capacity with lower infrastructure cost (CapEx) and in an efficiency manner, more media businesses are transitioning to the web-based technologies rapidly (OpEx).Subscribers Only
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Media Managed Services Databases: Media ProcessingSeptember 03, 2015The media processing managed service workbook looks at the market for third-party provisioned Media Asset Management and Linear Playout for media companies. As equipment-based revenue growth has slowed down in recent years, and as broadcasters/operators look to centralise and optimise efficiency of content creation, processing and distribution, the outsourcing of such services to third-parties has become increasingly prevalent.Subscribers Only
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Strong first half marks turnaround for major cinema markets in 2015September 02, 2015The first half 2015 marked a buoyant period for cinema going across the 20 international territories analysed by IHSSubscribers Only
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China’s Wanda Group makes further commitment to international cinema exhibitionJune 03, 2015China’s Wanda Cinema Line has agreed to buy Hoyts Group, the second largest cinema circuit in Australia for an undisclosed amount.Subscribers Only
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Huayi Brothers to acquire leading stake in GDC TechnologySeptember 18, 2014The move brings one of the largest d-cinema equipment and services firms under Chinese ownership.
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The market for Premium Large Format (PLF) cinemaSeptember 12, 2014Premium large format screens are now a core part of exhibitors’ strategy to reinvigorate the cinema experience and drive admissions towards higher priced tickets. This report examines the market for premium large format (PLF) cinema including a detailed analysis of new brands, screens and revenue generated.Subscribers Only
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First half box office paints mixed picture in 2014July 07, 2014Key international markets have posted mixed results for box office revenue in the first half of the year as continued strong growth in China and Hong Kong contrasts sharply with a reported decline for the UK, Germany and North America based on data from January to June 2014.Subscribers Only
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Exhibitors post higher admissions revenue from US cinemas in 2013 financial resultsMarch 07, 2014Although considered a mature exhibition market, both Carmike and Reading International reported overall cinema revenue growth for the US market in full year 2013, driven by both higher admissions and ticket price inflation.Subscribers Only
