Online VoD film revenue by type of service UK 2013

This statistic displays the distribution of online video-on-demand film revenue in the United Kingdom in 2013, by type of service. The greatest share of online VoD film revenue was generated by services employing a business model based on subscription VoD. Subscription services provide unlimited access to content for a fixed monthly sum. These services accounted for 48.1 percent of the film on VoD market, which totaled roughly 92.8 million British pounds in revenues. The most commonly used online video-on-demand services in the UK as of September 2013 were the BBC iPlayer and the ITV Player. Both were advertising supported services.

Online video-on-demand film revenue in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2013, distribution by type of service

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Release date

July 2014

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United Kingdom

Survey time period

2013

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The source provides the following explanatory information:
Online VoD services in the UK employ four basic types of business model – the first two are transactional VoD (TVoD) models:
- Rental VoD – one-off rental, also known as download-to-rent (DTR) eg from SkyGo or Blinkbox.
- Retail or download-to-own (DTO), also known as electronic-sell-through (EST) eg iTunes or Xbox Video.
- Subscription VoD (SVoD) – unlimited access to content for a fixed monthly sum eg LOVEFiLM Instant or Netflix.
- Free/advert-supported VoD from eg BBC iPlayer or 4oD.

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