Tag: Media Partners Asia

The tenth edition of Media Partners Asia's (MPA) APOS summit—set for April 23 to 25 at the Ayana Resort in Bali, Indonesia—will focus on the key factors driving the $425 billion consumer broadband and video ecosystem in the Asia Pacific.

A new report from Media Partners Asia (MPA) sees Asia-Pacific pay-TV revenues rising by 5 percent to top $56 billion this year.

Media Partners Asia (MPA) projects that online video operators in the Asia Pacific will spend some $31.5 billion on content by 2023, up from $16.6 billion this year. 

Content expenditure on TV, movies and online video in India, Korea, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam rose by 8 percent last year to top the $10 billion mark, according to Media Partners Asia (MPA).

A new report from Media Partners Asia (MPA) projects that the value of sports media rights in the Asia Pacific excluding China will hit $5 billion this year, a 22-percent increase on last year, boosted in large part by OTT players entering the market.

Telcos redirecting their spending into infrastructure upgrades could impact how much they shell out for content deals across the Asia Pacific, Aravind Venugopal, VP of Media Partners Asia (MPA), told APOS delegates in Bali this morning.

Over the next five years in Asia—excluding China—Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google (FANG) will retain more than 60 percent of online video revenues, Media Partners Asia (MPA) reports, with local players making incremental gains in markets such as India, Japan and Korea.

Advertising revenues across the Asia Pacific are set to rise 6.2 percent this year, following a 6.1-percent increase last year, to reach about $184 billion, according to Media Partners Asia (MPA).

Viacom's Bob Bakish, 21st Century Fox's Uday Shankar and Discovery's JB Perrette are among the executives slated to speak at Media Partners Asia's APOS summit this April, which will spotlight how the production, distribution and monetization of content are being transformed across the Asia-Pacific region.

Indian pay-TV revenues are expected to rise by 10.6 percent this year to reach more than $10 billion, a new milestone for the industry, Media Partners Asia (MPA) reports.