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1. Our research Deloitte TMT SMEs / Centre for the Edge Deloitte alumni
Industry / Financial Sector SMEs
Global Mobile Consumer Survey (year 2)
Secondary Research
IBC / Edinburgh TV reports (year 6)
State of the Media Democracy (year 8)
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2. ”Traditional TV is not dead”

3. Time spent on social networks worldwide has skyrocketed.

4. But for some context, this is how much time UK citizens aged 4+ spend watching TV per month spent in May 11

5. And this is aggregate usage of social networks in a selection of European countries, May 2012 (hrs thousands)
Source: Enders Analysis / Deloitte, August 2012, based on data from ComScore, May 2012

6. Younger age groups appear to have a greater dependency on television
Spectrum of agreement with the statement: “I cannot imagine life without television.”
Base: All Respondents (4,006, nationally representative)
Source: Deloitte/ GfK, June 2012

7. TV is used to help relax at the end of a day
Spectrum of agreement with the statement: “Watching TV is the best way of relaxing at home.”
Base: All Respondents (4,006, nationally representative)
Source: Deloitte/ GfK, June 2012

8. TV remains a primary catalyst/excuse for social gatherings
Spectrum of agreement with the statement: “Watching TV is a good way of bringing the family together.”
Base: All Respondents (4,006, nationally representative)
Source: Deloitte/ GfK, June 2012

9. TV appears to be better when watched together
Spectrum of agreement with the statement: “Watching TV with others is much more enjoyable than watching on my own.”
Base: All Respondents (4,006, nationally representative)
Source: Deloitte/ GfK, June 2012

10. 4K kicks off
“Deloitte predicts that in 2013 the television industry will commence the roll-out of the next generation of high definition (HD) TV, known as 4K, which will offer four times higher resolution than the current highest standard HD.”
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11. 4K kicks off “Retina displays” have become standard in high end smart phones and tablets and are emerging for PCs
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12. 4k kicks off TVs are literally playing an ever large part in our lives.
Historical ( ) and forecast ( ) sizes of TV sets sold in the UK.
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13. 4K kicks off The first 4K TVs are not for general consumers
4K kicks off The first 4K TVs are not for general consumers. Smaller models (<80 inches) will be.
By end of 2013, at least half of 4K TV’s will be available for under
US $10,000.
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14. Other 4K devices launched at CES
20 inch 4K tablet from Panasonic
84 inch 4K TV from Sony
4K camera from Sony
4K cinema player from Red
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15. 4K kicks off There’s a wide range of content that can be upscaled / rescaled to 4K.
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16. More transmission capacity, faster connectors, lower priced hard drives, multi layer BluRay all enable 4K
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17. Over-the-top may lift legacy broadcasters and distributors more than pure plays
“Deloitte predicts that in 2013, in markets where services are available, two of the top three over-the-top (OTT) TV program and movie services are likely to be provided by existing broadcasters and distributors.”
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18. Over-the-top may lift legacy broadcasters and distributors more than pure plays
Base: All respondents (4,006, nationally representative)
Source: Deloitte/GfK, June 2012
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19. Over-the-top may lift legacy broadcasters and distributors more than pure plays: the power of brand
Which catch-up service did you use last month?
BBC1
BBC2
ITV1
Channel 4
Channel 5 E4
BBC iPlayer
58%
59%
42%
49%
37%
52%
ITV Player
22%
21%
32%
28%
18%
4oD
20%
15%
47%
14%
46%
Demand five 8%
10%
17%
Base: All respondents (4,006, nationally representative)
Source: Deloitte/GfK, June 2012
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20. Dual video screening readies for prime time
“Deloitte predicts that in 2013, about ten percent of households in developed countries, and about three percent of households in developing countries, will dual video screen their television consumption on a monthly basis.
These television images may be separate programs or alternate streams of footage for the same event, such as different matches in the same golf tournament”
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21. Dual video screening readies for prime time
1990s: Picture in picture (using twin tuners within TV)
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22. OTT will enable “dual video screening” TV everywhere services are often consumed at home
2013: Picture (on TV) and picture (on tablet, lap top or phone)
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23. OTT will enable “dual video screening” TV everywhere services are often consumed at home
2013: Picture (on TV) and picture (on tablet, lap top or phone)
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24. OTT will enable “dual video screening” A possible, viable future is 2 x mounted 40 inch TVs
2020: Picture and picture mounted on wall or placed on cabinet
2013: Trading / medical / retail multi screen array
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25. Connected TV: hits and misses
“In 2013, Deloitte predicts that tens of millions of connected TV sets will sell globally, and the installed base of TV sets with integrated connectivity should exceed 100 million. By the end of the decade, the vast majority of new TV sets sold in developed countries will likely incorporate two-way connectivity.”
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26. Connected TV sets will sell strongly – but connected TV is already mainstream
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27. www.deloitte.com jmalmlund@deloitte.se 073-397 1303
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