发布时间：2008.8

摘要

IPTV delivers broadband to the TV and puts the viewer in control. With the arrival of the Internet, content became more prominent and video-based applications were revived in order to deliver them over the Internet. The file-sharing features of the Internet created the success of Napster. Similar peer-to-peer file sharing initiatives show that multi-media file sharing remains a key application. More specifically, multi-media file sharing can be seen as a subset of webcasting, of which streaming data/audio/video and VoD are other examples. New DSL based-broadband networks are now rapidly moving into triple play business models, delivering voice, data and video services. The business model for IPTV however, is not viable. Customers are more interested in the web based broadband video applications rather than IP based TV.

目录及图表

• 1. Synopsis
  
• 2. From IPTV to multimedia events
  
• 3. Local developments – 2008
  
  • 3.1 ABC video downloads
    
  • 3.2 ABC iView
    
  • 3.3 ABC’s Internet TV trial service
    
• 4. IPTV: Australia ain’t America
  
• 5. Market surveys
  
  • 5.1 IPTV and Internet video services in Australia
    
• 6. Market statistics
  
• 7. Are you ready for the video explosion?
  
• 8. Broadband TV – some early stats from 2006
  
• 9. Regulations
  
  • 9.1 IPTV and Unbundled Local Loop (ULL)
    
  • 9.2 IPTV content regulations?
    
  • 9.3 Video streaming regulation
    
• 10. Movies downloading
  
  • 10.1 Starting with Video-on-Demand (VoD) – analysis
    
  • 10.2 Key players
    
  • 10.3 Market statistics
    
  • 10.4 Barriers to adoption
    
  • 10.5 Primary target markets – market statistics and overview
    
• 11. IPTV developments
  
  • 11.1 Introduction
    
  • 11.2 Demand forecasts
    
• 12. Tips for successful video over IP
  
• 13. Key players (separate report)
  
• 14. Related reports
  

• Table 1 – Type of videos downloaded or streamed – 2008

• Exhibit 1 – IPTV Applications