class notes for friday, november 5, 2010

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Page 1: Class Notes for Friday, November 5, 2010
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What is the “movie business?”

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So what are they afraid of?

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Becoming the next music biz

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Don’t follow the money

Revenues are UP

Attendance is DOWN

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Don’t follow the money

Summer 2010 Revenue:$4.35 billion

(+$100 million compared to 2009)

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Don’t follow the money

Summer 2010 Attendance:

552 million

(lowest count since 2005)

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So what’s the problem?

• $15: LA/NYC ticket prices

• $10: Coke & Popcorn/candy

• $4: Parking

For two people to go to the movies it can easily cost $50+

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Netflix: The New Normal

• Accounts for 20% of ALLdownstream internet traffic inNorth America during peakhome usage hours.

• Bittorrent only accounts for8%.

• Only 2% of Netflix subs. are streaming.

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It’s not just Netflix

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Netflix: The New Normal

• Entertainment accounts for 43% of peak period traffic• 50% of that traffic is used by JUST Netflix!

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What about the pirates?

• P2P traffic is falling rapidly.

• By 2009, BT traffic was down 25%.

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Watch now

vs.

download now, watch later

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The new piracy

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CONCLUSION

The movie industry is facing the same challenges as other publishers:

Monetize through distribution innovation