What is the balance between the growth of Internet usage and revenue
generation? Is the imbalance widening or narrowing?
Which regions and countries dominate the Internet market
today? Will Asia show the highest growth and eventually dominate the market?
Who benefits from the current growth? Are we moving towards an
oligopoly?
How will the key uses of the Internet evolve? How is the mobile
Internet market evolving?
What are the trends amongst the leading Internet markets: search
engines, advertising, e-commerce, video, social networks, mobile applications
and LBS?
How are the two main revenue generators for the Internet -
advertising and direct paid revenue - shaping the market and how will they
evolve?
Database
Regions and countries covered
World
Europe-27
Europe-5
Asia-Pacific
USA
UK
France
Germany
Italy
Spain
Japan
South Korea
China
Data
Actuals: 2008-2011 - Estimates: 2012 - Forecasts up to 2016
Access fixed and mobile: Internet subscribers (breakdown by volume,
AGR & density)
Internet usages fixed & mobile: Internet users (breakdown by
volume, AGR & penetration)
Search fixed & mobile: Internet searchers (breakdown by volume,
AGR, Search usage -%among Internet users)
E-commerce: fixed E-buyers (breakdown by volume, AGR, %among
internet users), E-commerce revenues (million EUR) , M-commerce revenues
Social Networks (including virtual worlds) fixed & mobile:
Social networkers (breakdown by volume, AGR, Social network usage %among fixed
& mobile Internet users) - Social Networking revenues (breakdown by paid and
advertising)
Video OTT fixed: Users (volume, AGR, % among fixed internet users),
advertising revenues (breakdown by premium on demand and short clips), paid
revenues (breakdown by SVoD & VoD)
Advertising: Online advertising revenues (breakdown by Display,
Search and other online ad revenues), total media ad revenues, share of mobile
ad revenues (million EUR)
Mobile Applications: revenues for downloads, subscriptions & in-app
purchases (million EUR)
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1. Key findings: the Internet Economy
2. Worldwide Internet Usage
2.1. Internet user growth expected to continue apace, especially on mobile
2.1.1. Number of Internet users
2.1.2. Internet penetration
2.2. Evolution of popular applications
2.2.1. Search to remain the most popular fixed online activity
2.2.2. Search and social networking lead mobile usage
3. Key Internet Players
3.1. Google: King of search also the king of diversity
3.1.1. Continuing to lead the Internet with diversified services
3.1.2. But advertising still the main source of income
3.2. Facebook: Working to monetise users
3.2.1. Monetisation is still an issue for the social networking giant
3.2.2. From solely advertising to a more hybrid approach
3.3. Amazon.com: successfully shifting to various digital media
3.3.1. Evolving to provide digital content and 3rd party tools
3.3.2. Resulting in healthy year-on-year annual turnover
3.4. Apple: En route to lead mobile Internet
3.4.1. Majority of sales through devices, with mobile becoming evermore
important
3.5. Comparison of content per-user revenue for Google, Apple and Facebook
3.5.1. Google increasing, Apple decreasing, and Facebook rather lagging
behind
4. Online search
4.1. Online search: usage
Fixed search: saturated
Mobile search: the new growth engine
4.2. Online search: revenue
USA dominates search market
The UK dominates in terms of per-user revenue
5. E-Commerce
5.1. Usage and revenue
5.1.1. Online shoppers
5.1.2. E-commerce revenue
5.2. Revenue per online shopper and m-commerce
5.2.1. Revenue per online shopper
5.2.2. Share of m-commerce
6. Social Networks
6.1. Social networks: usage
Social network on the fixed Web
Social network on the mobile
6.2. Social networks: revenue
Ad revenue on social networks
Social networks' fee-based revenue
7. Online Video
7.1. OTT video on the fixed Web: usage
China has most users and will have highest growth
A mature market: growth to come from emerging regions
7.2. OTT video on the fixed Web: revenue
USA dominates video ad market; all countries to grow
USA also tops fee-based revenue
8. Mobile apps and LBS
8.1.Mobile apps and LBS: usage
China has the most users and will have highest growth
Mobile LBS: a limited penetration
8.2. Mobile apps and LBS: revenue
Asia dominates the mobile apps market
Asia and US at the top of the mobile LBS market
9. Online Advertising
9.1. Online advertising
Online advertising revenue
Online advertising's share of total media advertising
9.2. Mobile advertising
Mobile online advertising
M-advertising's share of total online ad revenue
World Internet Markets published by IDATE in January 4, 2013. This report consists of report+database and the price starts from US $ 4550.
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