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Aug 9, 2018 · How are digitalization, VoD and mobile media consumption changing the market? The Deloitte study on the future scenarios for the TV and video industry in 2030 gives an outlook.
As a result of our analysis, we developed the following four future scenarios for the TV and video industry by 2030: Scenario 1: Universal Supermarket; Scenario 2: Content Endgame; Scenario 3: Revenge of the Broadcasters; Scenario 4: Lost in Diversity
The future of the TV and video landscape by 2030. More info and the video: www.deloitte.com/de/future-tv-video. Introduction: a market on the move. Scenario thinking. The underlying drivers and how we derived them. Expert predictions: what we are certain about. Journey into our four scenarios. Taking a closer look. Methodology Contacts and authors.
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The TV and video market is highly dynamic and is characterized by a great number of drivers: digitalization, new market offers, and disruption by digital players ensure rapid change. Moreover, consumer expectations and usage habits are changing rapidly in the age of video-on-demand and mobile media consumption.
Jun 29, 2022 · From ‘bunny ear’ antennas to broadband, and from VHS to virtual reality, video entertainment is changing fast. A decade from now, what we watch—as well as how and where we watch it—could be dramatically different. Four McKinsey experts imagine the future.
As a result of our analysis, we developed the following four future scenarios for the TV and video industry by 2030: Scenario 1: Universal Supermarket What would be a world in which some global digital platform companies have replaced national broadcasters? Take a look at a possible future scenario for the TV and video industry.
Nov 20, 2023 · published 20 November 2023. On the eve of World Television Day Nov. 21, industry leaders explore the future of television. (Image credit: iStock/Bulgnn) The “television experience” has morphed into the more broadly defined “viewing experience,” extending to mobile and connected devices, new streaming services, and multiple screens.
