FAST services, the new television?
FAST services, the new television?
Abstract
After the USA, offers are developing in Europe
This report examines the market for Free Ad Supported Streaming TV (FAST) services.
The first part presents a segmentation of OTT video services and positions the FAST offers in this environment. It also provides an in-depth look at the scope of FAST services and presents an overview of services in the US and Europe.
The next section looks at the factors driving the development of the market. It covers the level of acceptance of advertising for free services, technological solutions, the role of connected TV, the dynamics of usage in the US and Europe.
The detailed structure of the FAST services sector then positions the industry players by business line, including audiovisual groups and new entrants, and describes their own dynamics. The evolution of competition in the OTT video market is also discussed, between American and European services. In addition, the economic model, advertising, is documented.
The 10 main FAST platforms are then described in detail within profiles covering the description of the offer, its performance, its distribution modalities as well as the positioning of the FAST service in the player’s strategy.
Finally, the market outlook is described in the last section, from different perspectives. After discussing the impacts of FAST services on the audiovisual industry, the drivers and barriers influencing the development of the FAST services market are analysed. Then, market forecasts in value terms to 2025 are presented for the US and Europe. These are linked to the revenue dynamics of TV and connected TV advertising.
Content
Table of Contents
1. Executive summary
2. Market segmentation
2.1. Definition
2.2. Market segmentation
2.3. Dynamics of FAST services
3. Development factors
3.1. A favourable environment
3.2. Cloud TV solutions
3.3. The success of Connected TV
3.4. Consumer usage
4. Market structure
4.1. FAST Services Ecosystem
4.2. Positioning of players
4.3. Business model
5. Players profiles
• Overview of FAST TV offers
• BBC Studios
• Freevee
• Molotov/Mango
• Peacock
• Pluto TV
• Rakuten TV
• Rlaxx TV
• Roku Channel
• Samsung TV Plus
• Tubi
6. Market outlook
6.1. Impact of FAST services on the audiovisual market
6.2. Drivers and barriers
6.3. Market forecasts to 2025
After the USA, offers are developing in Europe
This report examines the market for Free Ad Supported Streaming TV (FAST) services.
The first part presents a segmentation of OTT video services and positions the FAST offers in this environment. It also provides an in-depth look at the scope of FAST services and presents an overview of services in the US and Europe.
The next section looks at the factors driving the development of the market. It covers the level of acceptance of advertising for free services, technological solutions, the role of connected TV, the dynamics of usage in the US and Europe.
The detailed structure of the FAST services sector then positions the industry players by business line, including audiovisual groups and new entrants, and describes their own dynamics. The evolution of competition in the OTT video market is also discussed, between American and European services. In addition, the economic model, advertising, is documented.
The 10 main FAST platforms are then described in detail within profiles covering the description of the offer, its performance, its distribution modalities as well as the positioning of the FAST service in the player’s strategy.
Finally, the market outlook is described in the last section, from different perspectives. After discussing the impacts of FAST services on the audiovisual industry, the drivers and barriers influencing the development of the FAST services market are analysed. Then, market forecasts in value terms to 2025 are presented for the US and Europe. These are linked to the revenue dynamics of TV and connected TV advertising.
Table of Contents
1. Executive summary
2. Market segmentation
2.1. Definition
2.2. Market segmentation
2.3. Dynamics of FAST services
3. Development factors
3.1. A favourable environment
3.2. Cloud TV solutions
3.3. The success of Connected TV
3.4. Consumer usage
4. Market structure
4.1. FAST Services Ecosystem
4.2. Positioning of players
4.3. Business model
5. Players profiles
• Overview of FAST TV offers
• BBC Studios
• Freevee
• Molotov/Mango
• Peacock
• Pluto TV
• Rakuten TV
• Rlaxx TV
• Roku Channel
• Samsung TV Plus
• Tubi
6. Market outlook
6.1. Impact of FAST services on the audiovisual market
6.2. Drivers and barriers
6.3. Market forecasts to 2025
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