Digital technologies have already transformed all content genres, created new products, enabled new services and facilitated new business models. This trend will be accelerated in the second wave of digital market development.
In spite of increasing consumption, the challenge of monetising online video content still remains as evidenced by the experience of YouTube and Hulu.
Arun Muthirulan, 10 March 2010
- Devices & Tools,
- On-Premise Software,
- Software as a Service,
- 'Wired' Services,
- Mobile Services,
- IP-TV Services,
- Financial Services,
- Social Networks,
- Virtual Worlds,
- Music,
- Sport,
- News,
- Film,
- Gaming,
- Education and Learning,
- User-Generated Content,
- Newspapers & Magazines,
- Books,
- Radio,
- Television,
- Travel
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