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E C O N O M I C S ECONOMICS OF MOBILE 2015 EDITION © 2015 SNL Kagan, a division of SNL Financial LC. All rights reserved. One SNL Plaza, Charlottesville, VA 22902 | Phone: 866.296.3743 | www.snlkagan.com Published May 2015 | ISBN: 978-1-939835-437 ECONOMICS OF MOBILE 2015 EDITION © 2015 SNL Kagan, a division of SNL Financial LC. All rights reserved. One SNL Plaza, Charlottesville, VA 22902 | Phone: 866.296.3743 | www.snlkagan.com Published May 2015 | ISBN: 978-1-939835-437 Economics of Mobile Programming SNL Kagan Industry Report Contents Executive Summary........................................................2 Mobile ads vs. video subscription services revenue, U.S. (chart) ................2 Comparing multichannel video subs and subscription OTT subs, Q4 2014 (chart)...3 The Addressable Market: Sizing the U.S. Smartphone and Tablet Audience .............4 Smartphone and tablets in use, U.S., 2008-2014 (chart) .......................4 Carrier Video Subscription Services Are No Competition for OTT/TV Everywhere .......5 Carrier-branded mobile video subs, 2007-2014 (chart)........................5 Carrier-branded mobile video revenue, 2007-2014 (chart) .....................5 OTT and mobile video year-end subs, 2007-2014 (chart) ......................6 Comparing multichannel video subs and subscription OTT subs, Q4 2014 (chart)...6 OTT and carrier-branded mobile video device compatibility ...................7 Price differential between OTT & carrier-based mobile video services, 2015 .......7 Free mobile video content, 2015.........................................7 Mobile video pricing by service provider, 2015..............................8 AT&T Mobile TV, Sprint TV & T-Mobile TV prime package network content, 2015 ...8 Carrier Subscription Services Dwarfed by Mobile Video Ad Revenue..................9 Mobile ads vs. video subscription services revenue, U.S. (chart) ................9 Mobile ad revenue, 2010-2014 (chart) ....................................9 Top seven mobile advertisers, 2014.......................................9 Global monthly active users, YE 2013 (chart) ..............................10 Mobile ad company deals database, 2009-2014 ............................10 The iPad's Evolution Into a TV ..............................................11 Weekly viewers of full-length TV/movies on smartphone/tablet, U.S. (chart).......11 Mobile video viewing by age generation (chart) ............................11 Most popular iPad free app genres, 2011-2015 (chart) . .12 Top entertainment apps, Q1 2011 vs. Q1 2015.............................12 Leading OTT iPad app rank, Q1 2015 (chart) ..............................13 Hollywood free iPad app leaders, Q1 2015................................13 Basic cable network iPad app ranking, 2012-2015 (chart) ....................14 The Most Popular Mobile-Video Content ......................................15 Viewing of paid mobile video by age generation (chart)......................15 Ranked interest in viewing paid mobile-video content on a smartphone .........15 Ranked interest in viewing paid mobile-video content on a tablet...............16 No. 1 highest interest in viewing paid mobile video content by gender ..........16 Highest-Rated iPad Video Apps ..............................................16 iPad video app rankings based on consumer ratings - broadcasters ..............16 iPad video app rankings based on consumer ratings - basic & premium cable nets..17 iPad video app rankings based on consumer ratings - multichannel operators......17 iPad video app rankings based on consumer ratings - OTT ....................18 The Pass-Back Effect Finally Gets OTT Traction .................................18 Selected OTT kids' content aggregators ...................................19 © 2015 SNL Kagan, a division of SNL Financial LC. All rights reserved. i Economics of Mobile Programming SNL Kagan Industry Report Contents The OTT Onslaught and Consumer Appetite for Multiple Video Subscriptions .........19 Video provider preference (chart) .......................................19 Launch dates for select OTT aggregators, 2014 & 2015 (chart).................20 Age groups by video provider preference (chart) ...........................20 Multichannel video subs and cord cutters by video provider preference (chart) ....20 Rise of the Streaming Stick and Streaming Media Player ..........................21 Selected streaming media players & sticks launch dates (chart) ................21 Apple TV streaming media player vs. Google Chromecast (graphic) .............22 Selected streaming media players and sticks ...............................22 Second-Screen Hype Subsides ..............................................23 Viggle revenue, Q1 2012-Q2 2014 (chart) ................................23 LTE Broadcast and ATSC 3.0 Update..........................................24 Mobile Video Technology Experts ............................................24 Mobile video technology experts by revenue, global, 2012-2014 . 24 OTT Library Analysis: Netflix, Hulu Plus and Crackle ............................25 Netflix, Hulu Plus and Crackle streaming catalog figures, Dec. ‘14 ..............25 Hulu Plus' library, Dec. '11 - Dec. '14 (chart)..............................25 Hulu Plus' movie catalog Dec. '14, yearly breakdown (chart) .................25 Netflix's streaming library, Dec. '11 - Dec. '14 (chart) .......................26 Netflix's movie catalog Dec. '14, distribution by year (chart) . 26 Netflix's TV season catalog Dec. '14, distribution by year (chart) ...............26 Crackle's movie catalog Dec. '14, yearly breakdown (chart)...................27 Crackle's TV series catalog Dec. '14, yearly breakdown (chart) ................27 TV Everywhere Library Update ..............................................28 TV Everywhere movie universe (chart) ...................................28 Analysis of TV Everywhere movie catalogs ................................29 TV Everywhere TV series universe (chart) .................................29 Analysis of TV Everywhere TV series catalogs ..............................29 U.S. multichannel service provider video app highlights ......................30 © 2015 SNL Kagan, a division of SNL Financial LC. All rights reserved. ii Economics of Mobile Programming SNL Kagan Industry Report About the Publisher SNL Kagan is the ultimate resource for complete financial intelligence and analytics on the broad and dynamic media & communications industry, including the broadcasting, cable, TV network, motion picture, wireline, wireless, satellite, and Internet media sectors. 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