Growth Opportunities in the Global Television and Radio Broadcasting Market

The global television and radio broadcasting market experienced good growth over the last five years and is expected to grow moderately with a CAGR of 3.8% ov

er next five years (2012-2017) to reach approximately US $563.6 billion in 2017. The recovery of the industrial and manufacturing sectors has been the major driver for European industry growth.

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This study provides an overview of the global television and radio broadcasting market. The report studies manufacturers serving this segment, providing a five-year annual trend and forecast analysis that highlights market size, profit, and cost structure for North America, Europe, Asia Pacific and the Rest of the World regions.

The television and radio broadcasting industry is forecast to witness growth due to the increasing availability of multichannel television around the world, contributing to rising levels of TV viewing among most audiences, which is expected to reinforce television’s dominance. The regulatory drive on digitization with increasing mobile and broadband penetration will lead to advertising market increases. Internet-based broadcasting, including Internet TV, online radio, and Internet advertising is expected to be the main revenue stream through 2017, with growing dominance of the Internet experience over all content consumption and new streaming services.

As indicated in the study, technological advances are creating new media environments and allowing consumers to enjoy a more involved experience. Structural changes in media markets are also forcing changes in advertising presentation and content, with Internet regulation, and media profitability. Changes in consumer behavior particularly, within the Internet generation have had a profound impact on media consumption habits.

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Table of Contents

1. Executive Summary
2. Industry Definition and Scope
3. Industry Overview
4. Global Macroeconomic Overview
5. Industry Trends
6. Industry Forecasts
7. Emerging Trends
8. Conclusions

List of Figures

Chapter 3. Industry Overview

Figure 3.1: External forces shaping global television and radio broadcasting industry

Chapter 4. Global Macroeconomic Overview

Figure 4.1: Global GDP growth rate trend
Figure 4.2: Global inflation rate trend
Figure 4.3: Global population growth rate trend
Figure 4.4: Global unemployment rate trend
Figure 4.5: Regional GDP growth rate trend
Figure 4.6: Regional inflation rate trend
Figure 4.7: Regional population growth rate trend
Figure 4.8: Regional unemployment rate trend

Chapter 5. Industry Trends

Figure 5.1: Global television and radio broadcasting industry annual trend 2006-11 (US $B)
Figure 5.2: Global television and radio broadcasting industry regional trend 2006-11 (US $B)
Figure 5.3: Global television and radio broadcasting industry regional trend 2006-11 (%)
Figure 5.4: Global television and radio broadcasting industry segment trend 2006-11 (US $B)
Figure 5.5: Global television and radio broadcasting industry segment trend 2006-11 (%)
Figure 5.6: Global television and radio broadcasting industry quarterly trend 2010-11 (US $B)
Figure 5.7: Global television and radio broadcasting industry profitability trend 2006-11
Figure 5.8: Global television and radio broadcasting industry revenue per employee Trend 2006-11
Figure 5.9: Cost structure of global television and radio broadcasting industry 2006-11
Figure 5.10: Cost structure in North American television and radio broadcasting industry 2006-11
Figure 5.11: Cost structure in European television and radio broadcasting industry 2006-11
Figure 5.12: Cost structure in Asia Pacific television and radio broadcasting industry 2006-11
Figure 5.13: Top 5 companies vs. television and radio broadcasting gross profit & net profit analysis: 2011
Figure 5.14: Cash on hand for global television and radio broadcasting industry 2006-11 (US $B)
Figure 5.15: Cash on hand for global television and radio broadcasting industry 2006-11 (%)
Figure 5.16: Asset for global television and radio broadcasting industry 2006-11 (US $B)
Figure 5.17: Assets for global television and radio broadcasting industry 2006-11 (%)
Figure 5.18: Debt for global television and radio broadcasting industry 2006-11 (US $B)
Figure 5.19: Debt for global television and radio broadcasting industry 2006-11 (%)
Figure 5.20: Industry shares of top players in global television and radio broadcasting industry in 2006
Figure 5.21: Industry shares of top players in global television and radio broadcasting industry in 2011
Figure 5.22: Global television and radio broadcasting industry 2006 market share analysis
Figure 5.23: Global television and radio broadcasting industry 2011 market share analysis

Chapter 6. Industry Forecasts

Figure 6.1: Global television and radio broadcasting industry annual forecast 2012-17 (US $B)
Figure 6.2: Global television and radio broadcasting industry quarterly forecast 2012-13 (US $B)
Figure 6.3: Global GDP growth rate forecast
Figure 6.4: Global inflation rate forecast
Figure 6.5: Global population growth rate forecast
Figure 6.6: Global unemployment rate forecast
Figure 6.7: Regional GDP growth rate forecast
Figure 6.8: Regional inflation rate forecast
Figure 6.9: Regional population growth rate forecast
Figure 6.10: Regional unemployment rate forecast
Figure 6.11: Global television and radio broadcasting industry regional forecast 2012-17 (US $B)
Figure 6.12: Global television and radio broadcasting industry regional forecast 2012-17 (%)
Figure 6.12: Global television and radio broadcasting industry segment forecast 2012-17 (US $B)
Figure 6.13: Global television and radio broadcasting industry segment forecast 2012-17 (%)

Chapter 7. Emerging Trends

Figure 7.1: Global television and radio broadcasting industry opportunity by region
Figure 7.2: Global television and radio broadcasting industry opportunity by segment

List of Tables

Chapter 3. Industry Overview

Table 3.1: Industry parameters of global television and radio broadcasting industry
Table 3.2: Relative industry attractiveness by region

Chapter 5. Industry Trends

Table 5.1: Regional revenue growth rate
Table 5.2: Segment revenue growth rate
Table 5.3: Percentage change in cost structure
Table 5.4: Percentage change in cash on hand
Table 5.5: Percentage change in total asset  
Table 5.6: Percentage change in total debt
Table 5.7: Key companies by revenue growth
Table 5.8: Key companies by revenue decline

Chapter 6. Industry Forecasts

Table 6.1: Global television and radio broadcasting regional forecast growth rate
Table 6.2: Global television and radio broadcasting segment forecast growth rate