Market development and Business prospect for DAZN in Japan (tentative)

How Will New Viewing Measurements Change Television?

[Abstract]

Viewing figures, which could be called the "report card" of a TV program, are an index that greatly control profits as far as TV stations are concerned. As TV viewing styles change, such as video recording, technology that measures viewing trends is advancing. Three viewing measurement companies will talk about the latest trends in viewing measurement technology and its significance.

Moving Further Away from Television? The Ecosystem of Young People

[Abstract]

Yohei Harada of Hakuhodo Brand Design's Youth Life Lab will welcome current university students as panelists to reveal how "TV" is really seen by the young by asking questions such as how much do you watch TV? How much do you watch other media? What media has influence? What programs are supported by young people and why? How do you think TV should change? and other questions.

New Reporting: Opening Up Television Stations

[Abstract]

An important role of a TV station is to quickly and accurately deliver news to people when a disaster strikes or when a major event occurs. News was mainly sent by broadcast to peoples' TV sets at home in the past, but stations are investigating ways to rapidly deliver news via the Internet to smartphones. Signs of change in the way disasters and news have been reported in the past have come into view during the course of this investigation, and activities to seek out the new role of TV stations have emerged. In this session, we will hear about the strategies of three stations continuing to make advanced efforts in this field.

Spotlight on the Japanese Sports Scene with New Media Strategies

[Abstract]

Efforts to maximize the value of sports contents include 
< diversifying broadcasting and distribution styles > < utilizing ICT solutions > < innovating ways to create sports fans >. From Rio to Tokyo 2020, the increasing acceleration of leading edge experiments and future possibilities will be investigated.

Video Delivery of Key Stations in 2016

[Abstract]

Once again this year at INTER BEE CONNECTED we will hold sessions that have attracted major interest as we have every year since the event started two years ago. Site managers will gather under one roof to talk about the distribution of video by TV stations, which has changed greatly in the past year. They will be discussing the constantly changing video distribution business and current issues and prospects.

Program Multi-use Viewed from the Rights Holders

[Abstract]

Copyright and neighboring rights are important because they protect creators' rights and act as a mechanism to encourage the continuous production of contents. We will listen to representatives of copyright collective talk about the current content business growth/expansion issues and future prospects while generating creativity as media and devices diversify.

Considering the Future of Television from the Local

[Abstract]

Will terrestrial TV stations (local stations) responsible for transmitting local information weaken when the local economy slumps following 2020? However, movements have started recently to transmit information independently in partnership with the local region (sideways) and other sequences and regions (diagonally) in addition to existing sequences (lengthways). While introducing examples of the ""sideways"" and ""diagonal"" mentioned here, the potential of post-2020 terrestrial TV will be considered.

New Development of Multi-channel Broadcasting Operators

[Abstract]

Multi-channel paid TV business has achieved a certain amount of growth in the past, but it is set to decrease in the future. Nevertheless, it is believed that some policies may contribute to the expansion of the market or halt its decline depending on the reconstruction of the transmission line and viewing styles. This session will introduce the idea of "Curation TV" to support new viewing styles such as time shift and play shift. It will also introduce "TV Code" as a new business model.

Live Streaming with Users Playing the Leading Role

[Abstract]

The development of SNS and communication media is causing the destruction of fixed relationships such as "creator" and "recipient" present in previous media and is building a new way of sharing information. Also, "live" is a vital element that supports the attractiveness of this new information-sharing. We hope you enjoy this session which brings together the spokespeople of those instigating these unique values.

Strategy for Original Content on Delivery Platforms

[Abstract]

The emergence of paid video distribution platforms is creating opportunities for people to come into contact with a variety of video contents as well as enabling producers to take up the challenge of new video expression free from the constraints of existing forms. Top-class original content started from distribution platforms is also increasing. Nevertheless, the growth in the overall number of paid subscribers is slow and taking the time and cost to continue producing original contents is difficult. The issues and potential will be fully discussed by both sides of this service - two major Japanese platform companies, and producers that have collaborated with overseas platforms.

Taking on the Challenge of Redefining Television That Is Moving Forward

[Abstract]

Video distribution by TV stations is finally taking hold. However, what will follow video distribution? What will "follow" has not really been debated, but some sections of the TV industry have focused on that and taken up the challenge of "redefining" TV while effectively making use of the Internet. While demonstrating specific production examples of this "redefinition", there will be a discussion on what is needed to make this challenge bear fruit.

Will the Future of Television Be Interesting? Future Prospects for Video Media

[Abstract]

As video media viewing and distribution styles diversify, ways to enjoy TV programs are also changing. As makers of top-class video content, TV program producers who have been at the forefront in previous years; columnists who could be called spokespeople for viewers; and much-talked about on the web, curation media instigators will grapple with the discussion topic of the future of TV.