Channel Revenues and Programming Expenditure in 2017 – A year of global growth Worldwide channels and programming revenues amounted to In the UK, revenues stagnated $267.6 billion in 2017, with subscription ($98.3 billion) the largest at $20.3 billion, with the single type, ahead of advertising ($35.8 billion) and public (35.8 billion). advertising market hit by post- Subscription overtook advertising in 2016. Brexit economic uncertainty. Walt Disney Co was the Germany has seen Revenue for Japan's six largest group, with total steady growth, rising to largest broadcasting groups sales of $55.7 billion, $16.9 billion in fell 1.8% year-on-year in with NBC Universal and revenues in 2017, up 5% in 2017. France's TV ad market Time Warner next in the list local currency terms year- recovered, with broadcasting ahead of 21st Century Fox. on-year. revenues growing 3%. Worldwide channel revenues by type 2009-2018($bn) 120 100 80 Advertising 60 Public 40 Subscription 20 0 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Worldwide subscribers by channel genre, 2017 Primary subscribers-worldwide(m) 160 1,729,680 Entertainment Lifestyle 140 3,269,746 120 3,770,026 9,931,436 Sports Movies 100 Amazon 3,849,521 80 HBO 4,768,997 Children News 60 Netflix 4,118,306 40 4,751,200 20 4,286,912 Documentary Music 4,530,556 0 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 General Others Annual programming expenditure-top 10 groups worldwide 2013-2017($bn) 14 Walt Disney Co 12 NBC 10 Fox DirecTV 8 Sky 6 Time Warner 4 CBS NHK 2 Netflix 0 Amazon 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Channels & Programming Intelligence Service Providing the complete picture of the global channel and programming content industry The Channels & Programming Intelligence Service is built on a ground-up methodology, enabling users to analyse both groups and national markets. Company coverage includes more than 40 groups operating on an international basis as well as national players. All business models are covered so that we include public broadcasters, advertising-funded channels, premium and cable channels and online platforms. Annual revenues are segmented into advertising, subscription (including carriage fees and direct-to-consumer revenue) and public sources (mainly receiver fees and government grants). Also provided is annual investment on programming, segmented into original production, acquired programming and sport. Worldwide Company Coverage Include: 21st Century Fox DirecTV/AT&T NBC Universal Telefonica A&E Networks Discovery Communications Inc Netflix Televisa Amazon Globo Orange Turner Broadcasting AMC Networks Home Box Office ProSiebenSat.1 Media TV4 BBC Liberty Global RTL Group Viacom Inc BeIn Media Group Mediaset Scripps Networks Vodafone Canal Plus Modern Times Group Sky Europe Walt Disney CBS Corp Naspers Sony Pictures Zee Entertainment CME Starz Countries Covered Include: North South & Asia Central & Western Africa & America Central America Pacific Eastern Europe Europe Middle East Canada Argentina Australia Armenia Austria Algeria USA Brazil Hong Kong Belarus Belgium Bahrain Chile India Bulgaria Cyprus Egypt Mexico Japan Croatia Denmark Iran Malaysia Czech Republic Finland Israel New Zealand Estonia France Lebanon Singapore South Georgia Germany Libya Korea Taiwan Hungary Greece Morocco Latvia Ireland Saudi Arabia Lithuania Italy South Africa Macedonia Luxembourg Syria Moldova Malta Tunisia Poland Netherlands UAE Romania Norway Russia Portugal Serbia Spain Slovakia Sweden Slovenia Switzerland Turkey United Kingdom Ukraine Learn More Dan Cryan Tim Westcott Executive Director – Director – Research and Analysis, Research and Analysis, IHS Markit Programming, IHS Markit E [email protected] E [email protected] Follow the conversation For more information @IHSMarkitTech technology.ihs.com 232895494-VL-0418 Copyright © 2018 IHS Markit. All Rights Reserved.