Pay-TV

List of tables and figures

Tables
Table 1: Selection of pay-TV providers that have partnership with Netflix

Figures
Figure 1: Growth of pay-TV households in the United States, 2008-2016
Figure 2: Evolution of pay-TV subscriptions in the United States by access system, 2008-2016
Figure 3: Growth of pay-TV households in Europe, 2008-2016
Figure 4: Evolution of SVoD services in the United States between Q3 2013 and Q3 2016
Figure 5: Percentage of people in the UK who have used a popular VoD service in the past month
Figure 6: Change the distribution VoD revenue in France by type of transaction, 2012-2016
Figure 7: Evolution of VoD rentals in France and in the United States
Figure 8: Percentage of SVoD customers in the UK, who subscribe to a pay-TV plan, end of 2015
Figure 9: Evolution of monthly cable subscription fees in the United States compared to the expected increase due to inflation, 2000-2015
Figure 10: Most common reasons for cancelling a pay-TV subscription in North America, Q3 2016
Figure 11: Reasons why consumers use OTT services in North America, Q3 2016
Figure 12: Monthly price of SVoD in North America, 2014-2016
Figure 13: vMVPD service, Sling TV
Figure 14: Progress in broadband access around the world, 2009-2015
Figure 15: Amazon Fire TV Stick
Figure 16: Ownership rates for connected devices on the rise, in North America, Q3 2016
Figure 17: Main reasons for dissatisfaction amongst cable/satellite subscribers in North America, Q3 2016
Figure 18: Possible positioning for pay-TV providers’ new paid video services
Figure 19: DirecTV Now packages
Figure 20: Promotion DirecTV Now – Apple TV
Figure 21: Canal+ launches OTT services for personal devices
Figure 22: Comcast’s limited basic TV plan in the United States
Figure 23: Comcast’s “Internet Plus” double play bundle
Figure 24: Verizon skinny bundles
Figure 25: Consumer interest in à la carte pay-TV packages in North America, Q3 2016
Figure 26: Change is Comcast’s subscriber mix between 2013 and 2016
Figure 27: DirecTV’s premium package
Figure 28: Example of viewing suggestions from the Bbox (Bouygues Telecom)
Figure 29: Example of voice recognition on the remote (Comcast)
Figure 30: Impact of age on cord-cutting in the United States, March 2016
Figure 31: The devices most cherished by younger generations in the UK, 2015 and 2016
Figure 32: The devices most cherished by younger generations in the UK, by age, in 2016
Figure 33: Weekly media consumption in the UK,, inside and outside the home, in 2016
Figure 34: Current percentage of non-subscribers in the United States who recently cancelled their subscription in North America, Q3 2016
Figure 35: Subscribers in Nordic countries’ intention to cancel or downgrade their pay-TV subscription in the next 12 months, 2013 and 2014
Figure 36: Services/features that cord-shaving customers in the United States cancel from their cable or satellite TV subscription, in North America, Q3 2016 and Q2 2016
Figure 37: Consumers feel increasingly overwhelmed by the number of channels available in North America, Q3 2016
Figure 38: Universal search feature on the new Apple TV