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Glossary
|
i |
Introduction
|
1 |
| How
to use this book |
3 |
| Chapter 1:
Major Trends Affecting the Entertainment & Media Industry |
7 |
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|
1)
Introduction to the Entertainment & Media Industry |
7 |
| |
2) The Wireless Home Takes Advantage
of New Media Center Breakthroughs |
8 |
| |
3) DVR Market Evolves; Time-Shifting
Becomes Widespread |
9 |
| |
4) Online Delivery and Illegally
Shared Files Force the Music Industry to Adapt |
10 |
| |
5) The Film Industry Faces Online
Challenges and Opportunities |
11 |
| |
6) Netflix Faces Stiff Competition |
12 |
| |
7) Casino Mega-Mergers Reshape
Gambling in the U.S. |
13 |
| |
8) Reality TV Dominates Broadcast
Programming |
14 |
| |
9) Electronic Games Boom |
14 |
| |
10) Satellite Radio Turns Up
the Volume |
16 |
| |
11) Radio Via IP Grows |
17 |
| |
12) Cable and Satellite Compete |
18 |
| |
13) Video on Demand (VOD) and
Subscription Video on Demand (SVOD) Go Mass Market |
18 |
| |
14) TV over IP—Telecom
Companies Enter the Television Market |
19 |
| |
15) High-Definition Grows—HDTV
and HD-DVD |
19 |
| |
16) Mega Mergers Continue |
20 |
| |
17) Movie Series See Huge Success
|
21 |
| |
18) Last Mile Challenges Tumble;
Mass Broadband Markets Emerge |
21 |
| |
19) Entertainment-Based Retailing
is Big |
22 |
| |
20) Video Via Cell Phone Takes
Off |
23 |
| Chapter 2:
Entertainment & Media Industry Statistics |
25 |
|
Entertainment & Media Industry
Overview |
26 |
|
Estimated Annual U.S. Advertising
Expenditures: 2002-2005 |
27 |
|
U.S. Employment in Entertainment
and Media Occupations, November 2003 |
28 |
|
Number of U.S. Movie Screens:
1987-2004 |
29 |
|
Total U.S. Movie Theater Admissions:
1987-2004 |
30 |
|
Number of Television Households,
U.S.: 1970-2005 |
31 |
|
Number and Percent of U.S. Households
with Wired Cable, Pay Cable & VCRs: 1975-2005 |
32 |
|
Percent of U.S. Households with
Alternative Broadcast Delivery Systems: 1995-2004 |
33 |
|
Number of High Speed Internet
Lines, U.S.: June 2000-2004 |
34 |
|
Television Vs. Internet Usage
by Age, Education and Employment Status, 2004 |
35 |
|
Number of U.S. Magazines: 1988-2004 |
36 |
|
Average Circulation of the Top
25 U.S. ABC Magazines, 2004 |
37 |
|
Magazine Advertising Revenue
and Pages for PIB Measured Magazines: 1960-2004 |
38 |
Chapter 3:
Entertainment & Media Industry Contacts
|
39 |
|
Addresses, Telephone Numbers
and World Wide Web Sites |
|
Chapter 4:
THE ENTERTAINMENT & MEDIA 400 :
|
|
|
Who They Are and How
They Were Chosen |
77 |
|
Industry List, With Codes |
78 |
|
Index of Rankings Within Industry
Groups |
80 |
|
Alphabetical Index |
91 |
|
Geographic Indexes |
|
|
Index of Headquarters Location
by U.S. State |
95 |
|
Index of Non-U.S. Headquarters
Location by Country |
99 |
|
Index by Regions of the U.S.
Where THE ENTERTAINMENT 400 Have Locations |
100 |
|
Index by Firms with Operations
Outside the U.S. |
111 |
| Individual
profiles on each of THE ENTERTAINMENT 400 |
115 |
| Additional
Indexes |
|
|
Index of Hot Spots for Advancement for Women/Minorities
Index of Subsidiaries, Brand Names and Selected Affiliations |
518
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