Event Report | “New TV, New Era” @ OrangeLabs Beijing
+8* Event reports Japan KoreaPublished December 11, 2008 at 9:31 pm 3 CommentsIs the end of the year a popular event season? We joined this week the “New Era, New TV” seminar organized by OrangeLabs in Beijing. Our presentation highlights a few problems identified with online and mobile tv – notably questions the scalability of ad-based revenue models – and introduces some of the most interesting video services in Korea and Japan: Pandora.tv, Afreeca and Nico Nico Video. 30 minutes is a short time to go into details on such a wide topic, but we focused on where we see the hope for online video and TV. Are you ready to be a Broadcasting Jockey for the ubiquitous broadband era?
Apparently it raised some interest as we ended up running out of business cards and re-doing the presentation for an Orange team the next day ^_^
[...] +8* | Plus Eight Star | Future of mobile, TV and video from Asia – really nice presentation [...]
[...] For more details on the business model analysis of online video/TV market and some of successful cases, here is the link to a previous report on the presentation we did at the “New TV, New Era” seminar at OrangeLabs Beijing in December. By plus8star Feedbacks on this entry via RSS 2.0 Please leave a Comment or discuss via Trackback! Comments Please Leave a Comment! [...]
[...] The phrase “Web 2.0″ now seems to have bad karma (you hardly hear it anymore) and most of the “user-generated” and “community” sites showed their true B2B ad-sales face. Page views are great but at the end of the day what counts are sales. Conversations around brands will force them to be part of the conversation and new models such as “social commerce” blended with SNS or video sharing sites like Nico Nico Douga in Japan, or “meta-shopping” such as Naver’s “Knowledge Shopping” are showing new ways of selling products along digital content and conversation. Mobile will play a key role: in Japan, mobile commerce is already worth $7.2 billion, twice the mobile content market, close to 10 times the mobile advertising market and almost as much as China’s total online commerce market! [...]