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Broadcast/Pro Video Camcorder Report-Market Research Report
Better digital capture and multiple formats will be some of the strongest forces that drive the broadcast / pro video camcorder market in the next several years. No doubt, mini DV, HDCAM and DVCPRO will continue to battle it out for market share among pro camcorders. Regarding camcorder formats, DVCPRO will likely garner more favor as will 24p HD capture."
Above is just part of the future forecast for the broadcast / pro video camcorder market size data and market share report. The full Broadcast/Pro Video Camcorder Report provides quantitative data that is based on extensive annual primary research surveys starting in 1984 of broadcast and pro video facilities in each of the following end-user vertical markets: cable television stations, broadcast television stations, post production facilities (video and film), video production and multimedia facilities, corporate and institutional video facilities such as government video, medical video, educational video.
The quantitative market size data tables for past year, current year, forecast for next year show total number of end-user facilities, total market size in dollars spent purchasing camcorders, total camcorder units purchased, average number of camcorder units purchased per end-user facility, total number and percentage purchasing camcorders by year, and average price per camcorder. This market size data is displayed for each of the six vertical end-user markets as well as for the total across the board broadcast / pro video marketplace.
In addition, charts and tables show total camcorder units by format, by price range and by market share of the leading brands.
The approximately 10 page broadcast / pro video camcorder market report commences with a detailed written report of the total market as well as of each individual vertical end-user markets. It brings the quantitative market size data tables and charts to life with insightful market analysis and market forecasts. Following the written market analysis are the quantitative market size and market share data tables and charts.
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How do you feel about certain events going from broadcast to cable?
Certain sporting events have gone from broadcast network TV to cable network TV.
How do you feel about that?
Here are a few examples of what I'm talking about:
N.A.S.C.A.R. ---- The last 10 races of the season went from ABC to ESPN
The 5 College football B.C.S. games ----- Went from ABC to ESPN
NBA all star game ---- Went from ABC to TNT
NFL Pro Bowl ---- Went from broadcast network to cable network
hockey Stanley Cup finals-- Went from FULLY on broadcast to halves on broadcast/cable
I'm a sports fan and I don't see how anyone keeps up with any league other than the NFL without having some form of cable/satelite TV already? It's been years since I could watch my home team's NBA or MLB games on broadcast TV regularly for example (I can't comment on hockey or NASCAR since I don't follow them at all).
I guess I don't care if they move more sports events to cable/satelite networks as long as I already get whatever networks they move them to as part of my current Dish package (the 120 channel plus local sports, not the most expensive package for sure). If they start broadcasting games on a network I have to pay even more to get I'll just stop following the sport because I'm not paying any more for satelite TV than I already do.
I live in a major city and it's unbelievable how few channels I can get with just an antenna (4 to be exact, including the public TV channel that's 99% stuff I'd never watch). I can't imagine anyone who watches much TV not having a dish or cable TV of some kind at this point in time.
Sony Broadcast & Professional's Introduction of the new NXCAM AVCHD Camcorder