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Topic “TF1”

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TF1 - The Future of TPS This note looks at the position of TPS, the satellite pay-TV venture largely owned by TF1 in France. We particularly focus on the issue of payments for football rights because sports rights have become the crucial ingredient in pay-TV success, in France and elsewhere. TF1	Media	December 2002 Access this report E-mail: The requested report will be sent to you via email. Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber: If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please Get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.
TF1 - Digital Challenge Television's old world of analogue scarcity produced a clutch of big names in free-to-air (FTA) commercial broadcasting: ITV1, TF1, Mediaset, RTL and Sat.1/Pro7 being among the most prominent in Europe - companies grown rich and powerful through advertising demand and lack of competition. Today, they face the common challenge of making a successful transition into the new world of digital plenty. Can they prosper? TF1	Media	August 2005 Access this report E-mail: The requested report will be sent to you via email. Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber: If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please Get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.
TF1 - new digital TV offensive TF1, France’s leading free-to-air (FTA) terrestrial broadcaster, has repositioned its channel assets in order to better exploit rapid growth of digital TV, now taken by 44% of households TF1	Media, TV, Non-UK Media	December 2006 Access this report E-mail: The requested report will be sent to you via email. Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber: If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please Get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.
TF1: unchallenged leadership in an uncertain market After two quarters that have fallen short of earlier guidance, TF1 Q3 results have at last met more subdued investor expectations of marginal growth in flagship TF1 channel advertising revenues in a total market expected to increase by about 4.5% in 2007, chiefly due to digital growth TF1	Media, TV, Non-UK Media	November 2007 Access this report E-mail: The requested report will be sent to you via email. Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber: If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please Get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.
Can TF1 meet its 2012 Ebitda target? To encourage investors, TF1 announced continued diversification of group revenues from reliance on the flagship TF1 channel, and an increase in group Ebitda from 16% in 2007 to 20% in ‘4-5 years’. Accelerating audience share decline at the TF1 channel indicates that new programming is also urgently required to maintain TF1’s ‘premium’ for advertisers TF1	Media, TV, Non-UK Media	March 2008 Access this report E-mail: The requested report will be sent to you via email. Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber: If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please Get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.
France: Update on free-to-air and pay-TV The digital transition is almost complete in France, five years after the launch of DTT. After undergoing an audience share decline, TF1's share is stabilising. In contrast, M6 improved its audience share during the transition. Both groups are likely to remain dominant in the FTA TV market, thanks to the partial withdrawal of public TV from advertising sales The advertising recovery in 2010 was strong. Thanks to its diversification, M6 is less exposed to the cycle than TF1, which is rebounding more strongly. M6 is also structurally more profitable Vivendi Canal Plus Orange TF1	Media, TV, Non-UK Telecoms, Non-UK Media, Telecoms	December 2010 Access this report E-mail: The requested report will be sent to you via email. Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber: If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please Get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.
Canal+ bursts into free TV Advancing its free-to-air TV project, France’s Canal+ is to buy Bolloré TV’s national channels for €465 million to gain (scarce) licences for FTA terrestrial broadcast Canal+ plans to leverage its library of original programming to attract upscale audiences, neglected by commercial rivals However, the Vivendi investment case of a 9% return on capital is built on incompatible assumptions about profit margins and market share – to grow the latter in a mature market, a channel needs to sacrifice the former Vivendi Canal Plus TF1	Media, TV	September 2011 Access this report E-mail: The requested report will be sent to you via email. Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber: If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please Get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.