Digital Media - ARPU in the United Kingdom 2025

This statistic shows a forecast of the Digital Media ARPU (average revenue per user) in in the United Kingdom up to 2025. According to the Digital Market Outlook, the ARPU in the Digital Music segment in in the United Kingdom in 2025 will be around 70,3 U.S. dollar. Statista's Digital Market Outlook provides forecasts, profound market insights and key performance indicators on the most relevant markets of the Digital Economy and includes a variety of different digital goods and services. Besides worldwide revenue forecasts for more than 150 countries and regions, Statista offers additional insights into the development of users and clients. The Forecast was adjusted for the expected impact of COVID-19.

Forecast of Digital Media ARPU by segment in the United Kingdom from 2017 to 2025 (in U.S. dollar)

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Digital Media is defined as audiovisual media contents and applications that are distributed directly over the internet. This includes digital video contents (e.g. movies, series and TV shows), digital music provided as download or internet-stream as well as digital games for different devices and electronically published content such as eBooks, eMagazines or ePapers.

Video Games
Digital Video Games are defined as fee-based video games distributed over the internet. Download games include downloads of full versions for gaming consoles or PCs (installation required), mobile games for smartphones and tablet devices (paid app downloads and in-app-purchases) as well as paid or freemium online games which can be either played directly in the internet browser or via clients that need to be installed (subscription-based or including in-game purchases). Physical video game sales, demo/trial versions and free-to-play games are not included.

Video-on-Demand
Video-on-Demand is defined as premium over-the-top Video-on-Demand (VoD) content, distributed over the internet. This includes three fee-based business models: firstly, rentals as a single transaction or pay-per-view (Transactional-VoD or TVoD), second, rentals as subscription-based services (Subscription-VoD or SVoD) and third, digital purchases via download or permanent cloud-storage (video downloads, also named electronic-sell-through or EST). Ad-supported content and services as well as amateur video contents are not included.

ePublishing
ePublishing is defined as paid editorial/written content distributed over the internet, including eBooks (fiction, non-fiction & academic eBooks), digital editions (replicas) of consumer & trade/business magazines (eMagazines), and daily or weekly newspapers (ePapers). Open access content, paid content of newspaper or magazine websites and print or bundled subscriptions where digital editions come as a free extra and are not included.

Digital Music
Digital Music is defined as audio content that is distributed to the end-user over the internet. This includes paid digital downloads of professionally produced single tracks or albums/compilations as well as on-demand streaming services, either subscription-based or ad-supported. Internet radio, video streams and audio books are not included.

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