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Fewer than 1/4 of films shown at Sundance get distribution deals.
~ New York TimesJanuary 2010
1999 DVD Sales/Rentals: $00.8 billion2007 DVD Sales/Rentals: $23.4 billion
~ One Touch IntelligenceOctober 2009
DVD rentals up 5% in 2009.
Value per rental down 4%.
~ Wall Street Journal
DVD sales revenue: 8% in 2008 13% in 2009
~ Entertainment Merchants Association~ Wall Street Journal
Online film sales accounted for 0.3% of all film sales in 2009.
~ Slate.com
Historically, filmmakers have received just 20% of each theater ticket or standard movie rental.
~ New York Times1988
Independent producers typically receive approximately 50% of
advertising revenue inonline distribution deals.
~ sourced from multiple popular services
22% of Americans cut their cable or satellite tv services
from 2008 to 2009.
~ Pew Research CenterJuly 2009
32% who cancelled cable or tv services in 2008-2009 connected their television to a computer to
view online video instead.
~ Pew Research CenterMarch 2010
35% of all internet usershave watched television
programs or movies online.
~ Pew Research CenterMarch 2010
52% of internet users aged 18-29 have watched television programs or movies online.
~ Pew Research CenterMarch 2010
40% of online consumers in North America are willing to tolerate more advertising to
support free content.~ Nielsen Media Research
February 2010
39% of online consumers in North America are willing to pay for professional content.
~ Nielsen Media ResearchFebruary 2010
8% of online consumers have paid for professionally produced video online.
~ Nielsen Media ResearchFebruary 2010
25% of illegal movie downloaders in Australia say they don’t pay because
they can’t find the films on DVD.
~ news.com.auMay 07, 2010
Provided with a convenientmethod to legally pay for movies,
2/3 of illegal downloaders in Australia would pay $2 - $5 per film.
~ news.com.auMay 07, 2010
30% of existing online video viewers say they are ready to stream movie rentals for $2-3.
~ Digitalsmiths2009 “TV Anywhere Survey”
54% of Netflix subscribersregularly use the ‘Watch Instantly’
streaming video option.
~ One Touch IntelligenceOctober 2009
52% of online consumers prefer to make micropayments for
individual video content, rather than subscribe to a source.
~ Nielsen Media ResearchFebruary 2010
76% of mobile users pay directly for content.
54% pay for music, moviesand entertainment.
~ Morgan Stanley ResearchApril 12, 2010
65% of iPhone/iTouch gameapps are purchased, not free.
73% of entertainment content apps for iPhone/iTouch are purchased.
~ Morgan Stanley ResearchApril 12, 2010
1/3 of the top 100 YouTubevideos are typically pirated.
~ TubeMogulJanuary, 2010
15% of viewers stop watching when they see a pre-roll ad.
~ TubeMogulFebruary 2010
81.19% of viewers click away when a video to rebuffers.
~ TubeMogulDecember 2009
Just 17% of YouTube videois user generated content now.
~ TubeMogulJanuary 2010
From a cross-section of Brightcove clients, 32% say their online videos
are not profitable.
18% say online video is profitable.
~ Brightcove / TubeMogulQuarterly Research Report, Q1 2010
16% of clients polled by Brightcove intend to sell video content via
pay-per-download in 2010.
17% plan to sell by subscription.
~ Brightcove / TubeMogulQuarterly Research Report, Q1 2010
73% of colleges report increasing demand for existing online courses.
66% report increasing demand for new online courses.
~ The Sloan ConsortiumJanuary, 2010
24% of adult students areenrolled in online classes.
11% of all higher education registration is for online courses.
~ Eduventures, Inc.December 2009
100 million Americans payfor television services
~ NetflixMay 30, 2010
Netflix anticipates that streaming will take over
their mail service by 2014.
~ NetflixMay 30, 2010
38% of online video viewers watch educational content.
21% watch sports content.~ Pew Research Center
June 3, 2010