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Online Video Industry Index - ReadWriteWeb
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CSI-Sports | Production
CSI Sports joint venture with BT provides the dream production and transmission solution.
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CSI Sports joint venture with BT provides the dream production and transmission solution.
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CSI-Sports | Rights
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CSI Sports and IMG's media archives contain over 250,000 hours of premier sports, entertainment and cultural moving footage.
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CSI-Sports | Archive
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Our database is currently being re-written to enable full Internet access both for clients, CSI Sports Archive operations around the world and potential customers
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It will also allow us to ingest digitised footage
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We currently hold approximately 90,000 tapes for a variety of clients including The Football Association, The Football
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Using a custom-built database, our highly skilled and experienced researchers collate and log material to an unrivalled level of detail for both its visual and commercial impact.
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AOL to Include ESPN Content - TVover.net
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ESPN and AOL announced that ESPN.com will make its short-form online video content accessible directly through AOL Video, and AOL Sports
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marking the first time ESPN has syndicated its video content through an Internet portal.
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Already, ESPN Video is among the most popular online.
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In 2007, fans viewed ESPN.com videos more than 1.2 billion times, a 54 percent increase over 2006.
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Fans, on average, viewed more than 105 million videos per month for the year
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Further, ESPN.com solidified its leadership position within the online sports video space, a fact reflected in a recent Horowitz Associates report.
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According to the report, ESPN.com was named most often (unaided) by those surveyed as the site they go to for sports video (with nearly four times greater unaided response than any other site named).
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sports is among the most popular overall segments for online video – with one in five high speed Internet users watching sports video weekly.
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Broadband Content and Services Online Video Consumption Press Release
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rapid growth in consumption of broadband video among adult Internet users
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six out of ten (61%) high speed Internet users watch/download online video content at least once a week and 86% do so on a monthly basis, compared to 45% and 71%, respectively, in the 2006 study.
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eported weekly viewing of full episodes of television shows doubled from last year, with 16% of high speed Internet users watching TV online on a weekly basis.
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NBC and ABC are the networks Internet users mention the most frequently for online TV content
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The vast majority (70%) of Internet users who watch TV online say do so because they missed the episode on TV.
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About two out of ten (18%) of these respondents say they watch TV shows online to watch them a second time (after having watched them on TV)
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or that they watch TV shows online just when they happen to find them or when someone else tells them about them (20%).
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Conversely, one out of ten (13%) Internet users who watch TV shows online say they watch them directly online, and not on regular TV.
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SIX IN TEN INTERNET USERS WATCH ONLINE VIDEO CONTENT WEEKLY, UP 36% FROM LAST YEAR
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Among those with video-enabled handheld devices, one-third (35%) watch video on their devices at least weekly and 62% do so at least monthly, translating to eighteen percent (18%) of Internet users overall who watch video content on a handheld device at least monthly.
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This figure is up from 8% just one year ago.
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the data suggest that broadband video is not cannibalistic to linear video, but rather, an enhancement to the consumers’ “traditional” TV experience.”
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rapid growth in consumption of broadband video among adult Internet users.
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six out of ten (61%) high speed Internet users watch/download online video content at least once a week and 86% do so on a monthly basis, compared to 45% and 71%, respectively, in the 2006 study.
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The vast majority (70%) of Internet users who watch TV online say do so because they missed the episode on TV.
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About two out of ten (18%) of these respondents say they watch TV shows online to watch them a second time (after having watched them on TV), or that they watch TV shows online just when they happen to find them or when someone else tells them about them (20%).
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Conversely, one out of ten (13%) Internet users who watch TV shows online say they watch them directly online, and not on regular TV.
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Itiva Networks and Turner Sports Intro New Interactive Archive on NASCAR.COM
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tiva Networks and Turner Sports announced a new feature on the Emmy
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TrackPass RaceView, a 3-D real-time sports visualization application
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entering its second season, it allows racing fans the ultimate way to
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combine live event delivery with pause and rewind capabilities so that
fans can back up to any moment of the race and change points of view or
replay the action.
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Online Sports Fans Choose AOL Sports Channel Over All Cyberspace Competitors, According to New Media Metrix Research
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AOL Sports Channel ranks as the most popular sports site in cyberspace
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an audience of more than 4.8 million unique users every month
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representing more than twice the audience reach of the second most popular sports site in August
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AOL Sports Channel users spend more time per visit on the Channel than adult users of any other AOL Channel,
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Media Metrix WWW/Online Audience Measurement Report
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67% of AOL Sports Channel users have household incomes over $50,000
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The Channel boasts a prestigious roster of partners, including a major new relationship with CBS SportsLine announced separately by AOL and CBS SportsLine today. Other partners include ABC Sports; Athlete Direct; Associated Press; SportsTicker; STATS, Inc.; The Sporting News; Thrive; SportsFan Radio; NTN Communications and Real Fans Sports Network.
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Online Sports Videos: Rights, Revenues and Forecasts - Market Research Reports - Research and Markets
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As online sports service providers and rights holders increasingly seek to tap into free web video traffic, the lion’s share of revenue from sports video on the internet is likely to come from advertising.
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OSV will drive the consumption of online TV in major markets in much the same way premium sports was responsible for driving pay-TV subscriptions.
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Subscription business models will continue to play a significant role in online sports video. Transactional business models will form a minority of overall revenues.
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The top 10 list of sports content websites in the US and UK have been increasingly proliferated by the websites of major sports leagues, although third party network websites such as ESPN.com and BBC Sports still command considerable traffic.
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The ‘democracy of distribution’ which characterizes the internet is providing an important outlet for leagues and clubs to exploit their rights directly.
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With primary sports rights holders able to directly distribute their content over their own websites, third party sports networks/aggregators and broadcasters ( the traditional rights buyers) will have to pay ever-rising prices to secure online and new media rights.
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-The importance and value of online rights is changing and in most cases while internet distribution continues to play second fiddle to more traditional TV models, internet rights are becoming increasingly valuable.
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Online Video 2007 - 2011: Views, Category Share and Usage Analytics - Market Research Reports - Research and Markets
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Online video views across all professional categories (music, news, sports, television, entertainment and movies) averaged 2.792 billion delivered per month in 2007
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- January's figure was 2.4 billion views, and the year ended with December's 3.2 billion view comparable
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Sports to Drive Online Video Growth - eMarketer
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Screen Digest anticipates that sports content will be the single biggest driver of online video consumption in the US and UK, much in the same way that it was a driver of pay-TV adoption.
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The number of online sports videos watched will more than double in both the US and UK over the next five years.
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By 2012, 10.8 billion sports videos will be served online in the US and 1.2 billion in the UK.
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In 2007, online sports video accounted for 35% of all online TV watched in the US and 46% in the UK.
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Revenues associated with sports content in the US will increase from $762 million in 2007 to $2.3 billion in 2012.
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In the UK, online sports video revenues will jump from £23.5 million ($43.2 million) in 2007 to £82.9 million ($153 million) in 2012.
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Most of these revenues will be derived from advertising, rather than subscription fees.
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By 2012, advertising is expected to account for 49% of revenues in the US and 61% in the UK.
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Online Video Market Share: Veoh Sneaks Past CBS & March Madness
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The CBS Interactive division includes Sportsline.com, which scored a 154% gain as the prime spot for watching live streaming March Madness games.
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Meanwhile Joost, which is backed by CBS, presented the games as a live streaming “experiment
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Advertisers placed $545 million on TV for the 2008 NCAA Tournament, according to TNS
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With 8.5 million consumers watching next-day tournament highlights and interacting with NCAA Basketball content on the web
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We used Compete’s BehaviorMatch, which can be customized for any demographic or behavioral segment, to call out the top video sites for March Madness fans.
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While Sportsline came out on top in terms of Composition, predictably, some unexpected sports video sites like Runners World and The Golf Channel also scored high.
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Online Sports Videos: Rights, Revenues and Forecasts
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the lion’s share of revenue from sports video on the internet is likely to come from advertising.
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The top 10 list of sports content websites in the US and UK have been increasingly proliferated by the websites of major sports leagues, although third party network websites such as ESPN.com and BBC Sports still command considerable traffic.
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The ‘democracy of distribution’ which characterizes the internet is providing an important outlet for leagues and clubs to exploit their rights directly.
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With primary sports rights holders able to directly distribute their content over their own websites, third party sports networks/aggregators and broadcasters ( the traditional rights buyers) will have to pay ever-rising prices to secure online and new media rights.
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The importance and value of online rights is changing and in most cases while internet distribution continues to play second fiddle to more traditional TV models, internet rights are becoming increasingly valuable.
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StrategyEye :: Visual Market Intelligence
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The concept of remotely downloading a movie to a compatible device at home via a mobile phone is certainly an attractive one. It allows for an immediacy of consumption, for example a user could decide to purchase or rent a movie having heard about it in a social setting away from home and, by the time he or she returned, it would be ready to view on his or her TV, PC, and so forth. This would also save a user time since movies can often take an hour or longer to download.
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StrategyEye :: Visual Market Intelligence
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Global mobile video viewers will quadruple in the next five years, reaching 1bn by 2013 says ABI Research
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Not only content owners such as the BBC and NBC Universal, and internet portals such as AOL and Yahoo!, but also a range of new entrants including user-generated content sites such as YouTube and Dailymotion, broadband video sites such as CinemaNow and Lovefilm, and internet TV providers such as Apple and Zattoo."
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ABI forecasts that delivery methods will evolve to reduce the strain on mobile networks and will include peer-to-peer technologies which use users’ PCs.
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UEFA launches Online Video Service for Euro 2008
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video.uefa.com
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will allow fans to purchase a Euro2008 Pass for €19.99, a package which includes all of the 31 matches in the championship, re-runs and highlights.
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In addition, UEFA's website will also offer fans a free daily magazine show throughout the month of June
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This will be a twice-daily production comprising interviews, reviews and the latest news from the streets of Austria and Switzerland, as well as from all the team training camps - providing exclusive views from behind the scenes at the tournament
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The show will be an eight-minute video, with the content also being made available as a vodcast.
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The site will also offer access to more than 8,000 individual matches from the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Cup, UEFA European Under-21 Championship, and UEFA European Football Championship since 1992 for €1.99.
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Users will have access to stream or download highlights or replays of full matches, and can also browse through key match events.
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Web 3.0 & Online Sports (Part 1) - Sramana Mitra on Strategy
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According to MediaPost, more than 35% of Internet users depend upon the Internet as their primary source for sports information between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Around 52% of the users go online for sports-related content at least occasionally, while 24% are frequent visitors. Nearly 52% of sports site users seek out scores, while 43% read news stories online.
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Around 25% visit sites related to professional or semi-professional teams, 21% visit college and university sites, 13% seek information for fitness and training; 13% read or post blogs or other consumer-generated media, 12% visit fan pages, 10% research equipment and memorabilia and 9% participate in a fantasy sports leagues.
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According to eMarketer, Sports advertising on the Internet is growing at a decent pace. It estimates that US online sports advertising revenues comprised 4.9% of the total sports advertising in 2006. It forecasts the share of US online sports advertising revenues to rise to 10% over the next 5 years.
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Pew Internet claims that 24% of the young adults within 18-29 either watch or download sports video compared to 14% of those within 30-49, 8% of users 50-64 and just 7% of 65 and older.
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It also claims that nearly 11 million adult American Internet users participated in sports fantasy leagues online, while about 2 million Internet users went online to oversee and check on their fantasy teams.
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online men are almost four times as likely as online women to have watched or downloaded sports video (23% vs. 6%).
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Web 3.0 & Online Sports (Part 2) - Sramana Mitra on Strategy
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Yahoo Sports is the leading online sports portal in the US with 14.9 Million unique visitors, followed by Fox Sports (13.6 Million), MLB (12.9 Million) and ESPN with 12.9 Million unique visitors in June 2007.
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While the earlier efforts in online sports have revolved around the larger ones like Football, Basketball, Baseball and Soccer (and Cricket, in the case of India), online sports sites are making a shift from the mass to the niche.
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Today sites are being developed targeting niche sports like Triathlon (Ontri), KiteBoarding (KiteBoarder), Tow Surfing (TowSurfer), etc.
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BallHype, launched earlier this year is a sports news and social networking site that allows users to post sports related stories and other users to vote
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SheCycles, launched in 2005 by Magicalia is a sports site dedicated to women cyclists. The site includes specialized content on track racing to free ride, mountain biking to road racing and also offers useful tips for women riders on how to ride and train better, with nutrition, health and events news, even following the women race scene worldwide
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Yardbarker is a social news site where users submit links to the best sports content from around the web. The community rates quality and the users get to see the best content.
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Joga is a joint endeavor by Google and Nike to create an online community for soccer fans and players.
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Web 3.0 & Online Sports (Part 3) - Sramana Mitra on Strategy
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Most online sports sites earn money from advertisements, subscriptions, retailing of sports equipments and merchandising. They have also realized the need for convergence with other media and mobile network for better broadcast and more ad dollars.
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The popularity of fantasy sports leagues has also drawn advertiser attention, as the fantasy games bring in between 15 and 18 million players each year. In 2006, marketers spent $150 million on branding and advertising deals with these online communities, and analysts are forecasting an exponential growth in the dollar flow to these sites.
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CBS Corp.’s CSTV Networks Inc., has decided to sell access to CSTV XXL, the entire package of college sports across more than 100 schools for $14.95 a month or $99.95 a year.
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According to eMarketer, US advertising revenues at sports sites will reach $1.1 billion in 2011, up from $407 million in 2006. As a percentage of overall sports advertising, the Internet’s share will double to 10% by 2011, up from 4.9% in 2006.
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