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Satellite TV Providers in the US: Market Research Report

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Satellite TV Providers Market Research Report | NAICS 51711b | Apr 2013

Tuning in: Improved offerings will help the industry compete against cable providers

IBISWorld’s Satellite TV Providers market research report offers insightful industry analysis and research into the market at the national level. IBISWorld’s in-depth industry market research is presented in a logical and consistent format. The industry report contains key industry statistics, market size, industry trends, and growth and profit forecasts for a 5-year outlook period.

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Industry Statistics & Market Size
Revenue
$40bn
Annual Growth 08-13
4.5%
Annual Growth 13-18
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Profit
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Employment
29,315
Businesses
23
Industry Analysis & Industry Trends

Satellite TV providers are in the midst of a revolution, supplying popular family shows, news, movies, sport, documentaries and other products to a growing swarm of eager subscribers who are willing to pay for in-home entertainment. The introduction of high-definition TV vastly improved the quality of shows and attracted subscribers even as disposable income dropped during the recession. Over the next five years, the industry will face escalating competition from other media. Therefore, more aggressive marketing tactics are expected to cut slightly into industry profit... purchase to read more

Industry Report - Industry Locations Chapter

Satellite TV providers do not rely on business location to succeed. While some larger content operations are conducted near content providers (in New York or Los Angeles), most are spread throughout the United States. In addition to programming centers, most providers also operate several uplink facilities in order to connect with satellites in orbit and ensure the smooth, continual transmission of broadcasts.

Satellite TV providers generate revenue from subscribers who are spread throughout the United States. Although there is a higher proportion of subscribers in more remote areas (because they are often not wired for cable TV), the industry's revenue generally stems from states in proportion to their share of the US population... purchase to read more

 


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What is the Satellite TV Providers Industry?

Companies in this industry distribute TV programs on a subscription or fee basis through infrastructure consisting of direct broadcast satellites (DBSs). The industry also includes multipoint distribution system operators that deliver wireless TV programming using ground stations. These companies operate in rural areas and have a negligible effect on industry performance. This industry excludes TV networks and other satellite telecommunications providers.

Industry Products
Basic programmingDVR serviceHD channelsVideo on demand
 
Industry Activities
Providing basic satellite TV programmingProviding premium and pay-per-view satellite TV programmingLeasing or retailing digital video recorders and set-top boxes


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