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European Media



Overview
European Media analyzes the way in which digital platforms are permanently changing the European media landscape and overhauling existing value chains. It helps traditional media companies understand how to profit from emerging business models and consumer behavior and how best to monetize rights and compete against free in the digital arena. It also helps digital content companies prioritize initiatives and maximize revenue in increasingly cluttered and competitive marketplaces. The research covers the emergence of social media and the impact that widespread broadband adoption has upon content consumption and distribution strategies. It analyzes digital tactics for TV broadcasters, film studios, record labels, portals, sports rights holders, news companies and gaming. European Media provides companies with 21st-century strategies and tactics for online content programming in the three-screen world.

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  Research Topics
  • Competing with Free
  • Digital Music
  • Evolving Value Chains
  • High Definition Audio and Video
  • Media Consumption Evolution
  • On Demand
  • Online Games
  • Online Video
  • Paid Content
  • Social Networks
  • Three-screen Strategies
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European Digital Music
Converting Nonbuyers
Concept Report
Mark Mulligan - May 5, 2008

A host of innovative digital music service announcements indicate renewed momentum in the digital music marketplace. However Apple's iTunes Music Store remains the dominant force.
BBC's iPlayer Initiative Delivers User-Friendly Online Catch-Up Service
Case Study
April 16, 2008
Online Video in Europe
Managing TV Audience Fragmentation
Vision Report
Nick Thomas - April 16, 2008

As online consumption of video grows, broadcasters in Europe must develop strategies for distributing their content across online and TV to ensure they continue to engage users in an increasingly fragmented media landscape.
ProSiebenSat1's Maxdome Focuses on Depth of Catalog to Drive Subscriptions
Case Study
Nick Thomas - April 16, 2008
European Next-Generation Digital Music Services
Remove Consumer Barriers to Drive Mass-Market Adoption
Vision Report
Mark Mulligan - March 20, 2008

'Away day' strategies of key technology vendors, such as Apple and Nokia, are blurring the boundaries between mobile and fixed music services and will precipitate a new generation of platform-agnostic music services.
MusicStation Plays to the Strength of the Device and Gives Mobile Music a Much Overdue Unique Identity
Case Study
Mark Mulligan - March 20, 2008
Sonos and Napster Bring On Demand Digital Music into the Living Room
Case Study
Mark Mulligan - March 20, 2008
European PC Digital Music Forecast, 2007 to 2012
Concept Report
Mark Mulligan - December 18, 2007

Nokia's Comes-with-Music initiative with Universal Music is indicative of a changing approach of record labels—in response to the accelerated decline of recorded music revenues and modest performance of digital music.
Online Gaming
Engaging Older Female Users Through Casual Games
Concept Report
Nick Thomas - November 29, 2007

Playing games on the Internet is a major driver of traffic, but current revenue models are limited.
Key Trends in 2008
Concept Report
David Schatsky - November 19, 2007

Many trends JupiterResearch continues to analyze possess substantial momentum and will influence the development of the Internet and consumer technology arena through 2008 and beyond.
Bebo's European Expansion Supported by Mobile Extension and Deals with Microsoft and Yahoo!
Case Study
Nick Thomas - November 6, 2007

Bebo is a social networking site based around three interconnected sources of value: self-expression, entertainment, and community.
Hyves Builds the Largest Social Network in the Netherlands
Case Study
Nick Thomas - November 6, 2007

Hyves is not only the largest social networking site in the Netherlands, but also one of the largest Web sites overall in the Netherlands. Its claimed 3.5 million unique users as of July 2007 represent 20 percent of the population.
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