IPTV market worth $80 Billion in 2020

[Kimbo]

some IPTV News:

Transparency Market Research has released a new publication which studies the emergence of IPTV. The report states that the global IPTV market is estimated to grow from $24.94 billion in 2013 to $79.38 billion in 2020, registering a strong CAGR of 18.1 per cent between 2014 and 2020.

Fuelled by falling IPTV subscription prices and expanding broadband penetration, Western Europe dominated the overall market for IPTV in terms of revenue generation in 2013, enjoying a 38 per cent share of the total revenue that year. Asia Pacific is estimated to be the fastest growing regional segment of global IPTV market in the coming years, with South Korea, India, Indonesia and China being the largest contributors. The region of Asia Pacific excluding Japan is projected to register a CAGR of 21.1 per cent during the forecast period of 2014 to 2020.

The growth of IPTV market can be attributed to surging demand for HD channels and video on demand, combining interactive services with IPTV services and government initiatives across the globe.

IPTV subscriptions to double


The number of homes paying for IPTV will rocket to 191 million by end-2020; more than double the 90 million recorded at end-2013 and up from only 36 million at end-2010, according to a report from Digital TV Research.

The Global IPTV Forecasts report – which covers 138 countries – predicts that IPTV penetration will exceed 11 per cent of TV households by 2020; up from 5.9 per cent in 2013 and from only 2.5 per cent in 2010. IPTV revenues (from subscriptions and on-demand movies and TV shows) will grow to $26.2 billion by 2020, up from $16.0 billion in 2013 and $8.3 billion in 2010.

From the 101 million subscribers to be added between 2013 and 2020, 69 million will be in the Asia Pacific region – or 68 per cent of the new subscribers. Asia Pacific will account for 61 per cent of global pay IPTV subscribers by 2020; up from 38 per cent in 2010. Despite subscriber numbers more than doubling, Western Europe’s share of the global total will fall from a third in 2010 to 14 per cent by 2020.

Four of the top 10 IPTV countries by subscribers were in the Asia Pacific region by end-2013. Already the world leader, China will supply 77 million (40 per cent of the global total) of the 2020 total, up from 33 million (37 per cent) in 2013 and only 6.5 million (18 per cent) at end-2010. India will contribute 7.1 million IPTV subscribers by 2020, up from only 318,000 at end-2013. Strong growth is also expected in Russia, with subs numbers doubling between 2013 and 2020 to 7.1 million. The US will add 4.8 million subs and Vietnam 4.1 million.

IPTV revenues will climb to $26.2 billion in 2020, up from $16.0 billion in 2013 and $8.3 billion in 2010. Asia Pacific’s share of the global total will increase from 17 per cent in 2010 to 30 per cent by 2020, but North America will remain the revenue leader.

From the $10.2 billion additional revenues to be created between 2013 and 2020, the US will provide $2.5 billion. The Asia Pacific region will contribute an extra $3.9 billion, led by China ($1.4 billion more) and Japan ($0.9 billion).

The US will remain the largest IPTV revenue earner by taking 34 per cent of the 2020 total (down from a 46 per cent share in 2010). France will drop from second place in 2013 to fourth by 2020. China will take second place in 2020; up from ninth in 2010.


This is the future folks!!

[jjjackson]

IPTV will be the world standard for TV in the next decade. It will virtually replace every other form of TV and the other content providers know that. Look what's happened to the satellite providers. There all losing percentage of the market.

When you think about IPTV, think Fios and Unverse. They are basically internet TV.

[iptv]

A new report shows a significant decline in cable subscribers for the first time as well so the tide is definitely turning. The race for iptv is heating up...

[Lowteck]

I am for the IPTV and have high speed internet because of IKS. But in US high speed internet is very expensive compared to the UK for example. The have fiber for 10 lbs which is about $15 US. The cost in US seems to deter a lot of people I have talked to. Even a lot of people cannot get high speed except by metering services. Things need to change for the US! I pay $60 for the standard high speed where I am at. Do away with the internet and I could get a decent sub for that on cable or satellite.

[Ipguy]

I think that will change also because now you can use kodi,stream movies from your cell phone hot spot
Some mifi providers are offering unlimited internet for about $30 a month and it's faster then the
Internet I have at home,I think all internet services will all become mobile soon just like iptv no more
Wiring or dish on top of the house.

[Kimbo]

I pay $50 a month for unlimited but with all the gaming, internet surfing, iks, kodi and now IPTV its well worth it.

[Ipguy]

You can't beat that laser,some people are paying two hundred dollars a month just for the internet and TV
With no premium channels.

[Kimbo]

$200 damn, before i would pay 80 with no premiun channels. I so hear you IP!!