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Market Research Report

The IPTV ad revenue opportunity: key issues and business models

Published by Ovum, Ltd.
Published March, 2007 Product code 51157
Content info 15 PAGES
Price
US $ 1365 PDF by E-mail (Single User License)
US $ 3412.50 PDF by E-mail (Global License)


The IPTV ad revenue opportunity: key issues and business models published by Ovum, Ltd. in March, 2007. This report consists of 15 PAGES and the price starts from US $ 1365.

Introduction

Abstract

Telcos providing IPTV services and associated video on-demand (VoD) offerings are right to look to advertising as a new and potentially lucrative revenue stream. While a few operators are involved in selling advertising slots within linear programming in the same way that cable operators do, the targeting and interactive capabilities that IP technology offers have not even begun to be utilised. This report provides an overview of the key issues associated with building the targeted IPTV advertising business model.

Table of Contents

Key findings

The promise of IPTV: a winning combination

  • Estimating the potential opportunity

Challenges in building IPTV advertising revenues

  • Achieving scale will be key
  • Putting all the pieces in place
  • The legal and regulatory framework
  • Building sustainable relationships
  • Competition to learn from

Approaches to IPTV advertising packages

How the business models might work

  • Cost-per-thousand model
  • Search and recommendation with the cost-per-click model
  • Cost-per-acquisition model
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