Allied Market Research, titled, “Pay TV Market By Type and Application: Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2021–2028”, the global pay TV market size was valued at $182.32 billion in 2020, and is projected to reach $203.13 billion by 2028, registering a CAGR of 1.5% during 2021 to 2028.
Pay TV is a subscription-based TV service provided by multichannel television providers. The major types of pay TV include cable TV,
satellite TV and IPTV. The cable TV is widely used by consumers in residential
and commercial applications. Satellite TV is a broadcasting TV. It is a
wireless service to deliver television programming directly to the viewer’s
house. IPTV refers to Internet based Protocol Television where internet is used
to deliver TV programs to the viewer’s location. Pay TV offers programs such as
movies, sport events, news channel and educational programs.
Factors such as increasing number of subscriptions, launch
of new television channels and innovative features in the pay TV drives the pay
TV market growth. Recent innovations such as high definition equipment have
enabled the pay TV to reach wider audience base. In addition, increase in
demand for the subscription based channels and the high penetration of IPTV in
the developed countries are expected to drive the market growth. Further, the
reduction in the subscription charges and the technologically advanced
equipment for the pay TV are estimated to contribute towards the growth of the
pay TV market share.
The market players such as DirecTV, Charter Communications
and Tata Sky are focusing their investment on technologically advanced
products. For instance, AT&T’s DirecTV has launched its new internet TV and
it’ll come over the internet rather than a satellite dish. The AT&T has
been testing the service in 13 markets and is now making it available to
anyone. Charter Communications (Spectrum) added Chromecast compatibility to the
Spectrum TV app, to allow its subscribers with even more options for viewing
live and on demand content. Also, Tata Sky has launched a new Android-powered
set-top box called Tata Sky Binge+ in India that offers a seamless experience
of watching TV channels and entertainment apps on one screen.
COVID-19 Impact Analysis
The COVID-19 has impacted severely on the global electronics
and semiconductor sector, due to which production facility as well as new
projects have stalled, which have increased the demand in the industries. The
operations of the production and manufacturing industries have been heavily
impacted by the outbreak of the COVID-19 disease; Moreover, the increase in
demand for the pay TV in the COVID-19 situation has contributed toward the
growth of the pay TV market trends in 2020.
Key Findings of the Study
- By
type, the cable TV segment generated the highest revenue in the pay TV
market analysis in 2020.
- By
application, the residential generated the highest revenue in the global
market.
The key players profiled in this report include Airtel
Digital TV, DirecTV, DISH Network Corporation, Dish TV India Limited, Foxtel,
Rostelecom, Charter Communications (Spectrum), Tata Sky, Xfinity (Comcast
Corporation). These key players have adopted several strategies, such as new
product launch & development, acquisition, partnership & collaboration,
and business expansion, to increase their footprint in the pay TV industry
during the forecast period.
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