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==The Scenarios==
==The Scenarios==

Revision as of 13:10, 9 May 2006

Group Members:

Introduction of "Internet Television"

Research Questions

BASIC

Current Situation

General Idea

Marketing analysis

  • SWOT analysis normal TV and Internet TV?
  • Are people ready to accept Internet TV?
  • How large is the current market? what are most potential audience’s ages? locations? their expectations?
  • what is the bottleneck in the current web technology to realize internet tv?
    there maybe some problems, like bandwidth, continuity of streaming?


Profit/expenses

  • Advertisement How does it work in normal TV? How will it work in Internet TV?
  • Is possible to explore other profit sources?
  • How is the current expense? Broadcast station’s cash out flow’s direction.
  • How about future profit/expense.
  • Interactive advertising


Migration

  • What will happen with the “normal” TV if the Internet TV successes?
  • What will happen with the key players of the normal TV?
  • Conflicts with the government
  • what is the impact of globalization. pros and cons?
  • what are other barriers in the way of migration?
  • Intellectual property? Creative Common, DRM?
  • what is the rime we expect to make Internet TV form a large enough popularity?
  • what is the potential route from nominal TV to Internet TV?

Media mix

Driving Forces

System Diagram

Driving forces Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Scenario 3 Scenario 4
Government
 control
  1. No control
  2. Control of content
  3. Control of distribution
  4. Control of channel
3, 4 1, 2 2, 3, 4 2, 3, 4
IP
  1. No patent
  2. protected patent
  3. implementation failure
2 2/3 2 2
Future
 Technology
  1. IPTV
  2. Google video
  3. P2P
1 1, 2, 3 1, 2, 3 /
PVR
 (TiVo)
  1. Prosperity
  2. Failure
2 2 2 1
Media
 Mix
  1. Convergence
  2. Divergence
1
Payment
  1. Pay by user
  2. Free for user (gov./ ads)
  3. Mixed payment
3 2 | 3 1
Internet
 Technology
  1. Full capacity
  2. Not sufficient
1 1 1 2
Information
 gathering
  1. fixed supplier
  2. individuals
  3. info online
1 123 123 1
Advertisement
  1. existing forms of Ads on TV
  2. mandatory ads on line

(including ads in programs)

  1. Interaction in ads
1, 3 2,3 1,3 1
User
 expectation
  1. user expect it to be free
  2. to be on demand
  3. to be interactive
23 123 23 2
Source
 of profit changing
  1. Ads
  2. User
  3. Government
  4. Mix
4 1 4|2 4

The Scenarios

Scenario 1: Internet TV with us of the traditional distributor

IPTV-Scenario 1.gif

Scenario 2: Internet TV dominantion

IPTV-scenario 2.jpg

Scenario 3: Co-exist

IPTV-scenario 3.jpg

Scenario 4: The same TV industry structure

IPTV-scenario 4.jpg