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Mobile video to boost sports content market

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The increasing influence of mobile video enabled on 3G networks will drive the uptake of many mobile sports services over the next five years, says Juniper Research.

According to Juniper Research the global market for sports, leisure and information content (infotainment) is set to grow from its 2006 value of just under USD 4.2 (EUR 3.3) billion to USD 9.5 (EUR 7.3) billion by 2011.

The largest geographic market is forecast to be in Europe, which is expected to account for 40% of revenues over the 2006 to 2011 period, with Asia Pacific contributing 33% and the rapidly growing North American market 18%. Asia Pacific is forecast to generate the most infotainment traffic over the period, but higher price levels will make Europe the largest revenue generator.

Report author, Bruce Gibson said "Sports services are getting repeated boosts by high profile global and regional sporting events. 2008 will be a significant year in market growth with UEFA EURO 2008 and the Beijing Olympics. However the need to acquire mobile sports rights is keeping sports service prices high and these services require high quality and timely content. On the other hand community applications with user generated content have relatively low cost content acquisition and minimise much of the complexity of content acquisition and updating. We see growth opportunities in both market sectors for very different reasons."
Source: euFootball.BIZ © Copyright 2006 - All rights reserved.

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