Magine Pro partners with DTVE for 2020 Industry Survey

This week, Digital TV Europe released its fifth annual industry survey, which provides a unique snapshot of industry executives’ views on the key issues and trends facing the digital video business today.

We teamed up with DTVE this year to find out what industry respondents think about the relative appeal of specialist thematic streaming offerings, and the key elements that are likely to go into making such a service a success.

Here’s a sneak peek at some of the findings in the report:

    • Over 93% of respondents said that original content was either very relevant or moderately relevant to being a reason consumers sign up for a subscription streaming service, while over 87% felt the same about exclusive content.
    • 62.6% believe an out of date or rarely updated library of content is one of the main reasons people terminate a subscription to a streaming service.
    • 24% of respondents said users are much more likely to add a niche service to their existing streaming portfolio, while 44% believe they are somewhat more likely. 

Download the full report here to read more of the findings.

Magine Pro’s CEO, Matthew Wilkinson also shared his thoughts on the survey results: 

“When asking the industry about success factors for thematic OTT services, it’s clear that content and pricing are in focus. The fact that many respondents believe subscribers are more likely to terminate a subscription if the content is out of date or rarely updated is telling. Despite some market saturation, results show there’s still room for emerging OTT services that cater to specialised global or local audiences.

OTT has now become a mature distribution form, where technical flaws are mentioned less as impacting user experience. Flawless streaming is now a basic requirement. The consumer perception of quality for a streaming service is largely dependent on the originality or exclusivity of content that is available. For the operator, it’s also about decreasing CAPEX, optimizing return of investment, easy integration and the interrogation of analytics to develop a service further.

Magine Pro has experience running global OTT services since 2011. We understand the importance of meeting commercial priorities regarding content, price, and service economics that this survey indicates as important. Our full end-to-end OTT solutions are proven and flexible and meet the demands of a mature streaming market.”

If you haven’t done so already, download the Digital TV Europe survey here. We’ll be sharing more of our thoughts and opinions on the findings here on our blog in the coming weeks. You can stay up-to-date with our latest posts and news on LinkedIn, or sign up for our e-newsletter and get them delivered straight to your inbox.

Check Out Digital TV Europe’s Annual Industry Survey 2018

Digital TV Europe released their 2018 annual survey this past week, which reveals what top industry executives think about the most pressing issues facing the digital video distribution business.

We officially sponsored part of the survey this year to uncover the perceived challenges and future opportunities for OTT distribution. The report covers the suitability of OTT as a distribution choice over traditional broadcast or IPTV and highlights the current competition for content and subscribers. It also addresses what are perceived to be the best business models for OTT and challenges views on the level of outsourcing (an OTT build) to a platform provider.

Here’s a sneak peek at some of the findings in the report:

  • 62.9% believe original content that is not available elsewhere is the most compelling reason to sign up to an OTT service.
  • 53.2% believe subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) is the most promising business model for OTT, followed by subscription offerings that combine both SVOD and linear channels.
  • 43.5% believe in outsourcing the technical aspects of building an OTT TV service to a provider but keeping operational and marketing aspects in-house. Followed by 34.5% who believe in outsourcing the technical and operational aspects of an OTT TV service, including customer services and billing, but keep control of content acquisition, marketing, and branding in-house.

Want to find out more? If you haven’t already done so, download the full report here and read the all the results. Don’t forget to check back here in the coming weeks as we continue to share our thoughts and opinions on the findings. Read our latest – Competing in OTT Video: How I learned to stop worrying and love niche content.

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