Rethink TV
Rethink TV forecasts and explains how changing business models will revolutionize video delivery
Despite a growing footprint among end-users, the service obtainable market for content recommendation engines (CRE) is set to contract by 38% over the next five years. This is largely due to a 61% collapse in per user pricing, by 2029.
This new forecast from Rethink TV finds that this is part of a broader wave of commoditization. With the advent of Online Video Platforms, CRE are among a suite of technologies that have been bundled into the category of personalization: UX/UI, marketing, content management and ad tech. Recommendations vendors have been reacting to this for years, looking for buoyancy via M&A, or broadening their horizons into personalization and advertising.
This collapse in value occurs despite CRE nearing 100% penetration across global premium video services, with Pay TV operators – as well as up and coming AVoD and FAST platforms – making their first forays into CRE, especially in emerging markets.
Much of the market has been lost to in-house builds, with every OTT platformed that is owned by a major content studio or one of the FAANG tech giants operating an internal recommendations engine. As a result, competition is hotter than ever among CRE vendors to secure new deals and – more commonly – steal existing ones.
Some key discussion themes and questions answered in the PDF report:
Key numbers to 2029 in the XLS dataset:
Global numbers, with regional breakdowns for: North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, MENA
Pay TV, SVoD, AVOD and FAST Premium Video Users with Content Recommendation Engines:
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Rethink TV forecasts and explains how changing business models will revolutionize video delivery