CASBAA Satellite Industry Forum 2015

CASBAA Satellite Industry Forum 2015

12th May 2015, Hong Kong – CASBAA’s annual Satellite Industry Forum is once again being held in Singapore at the beginning of June. The conference explores the latest developments and issues affecting the satellite industry in the Asia Pacific. Taking place on June 1st at the Grand Hyatt Singapore, the CASBAA Satellite Industry Forum 2015 is a one day event that brings together industry experts to examine a variety of hot topics and to exchange and discuss information critical to the development of the communications sector and related services across the Asia-Pacific.

The conference continues to grow from strength to strength with an impressive lineup of speakers and a good mix of Asian and global players in attendance. Last year around one hundred companies were represented with almost half of delegates coming from the US and Europe – with most of the balance coming from Asia.

“Satellite services are instrumental in delivering television signals to the bulk of viewers across the region, and the satellite sector is an integral component of the multichannel TV industry in Asia.” said Christopher Slaughter, CEO, CASBAA. “The annual CASBAA Satellite Industry Forum is an extremely important event in our calendar, a fact that is reflected by our very active Satellite Industry Committee, as well as by the number of satellite-related companies that are CASBAA members”.

This year’s welcoming Keynote will be delivered by Houlin Zhao, Secretary-General of the ITU. “Zhao only took office in January this year so for many this will be the first opportunity for people to see him in this capacity”, said Kevin Jennings, Programme Director, CASBAA.

In addition, CASBAA announced that Stephen Spengler, Chief Executive Officer of Intelsat is delivering the Industry Keynote. Spengler is a satellite and telecommunications industry veteran with experience in the media, broadband, government and internet sectors and is a driving force behind Intelsat’s next generation of satellite solutions.

The Deputy Minister of Communications and Information Technology Myanmar, U Thaung Tin, will also speak at the Forum and discuss Myanmar’s plans to launch its own satellite and how a the role of a sovereign satellite will impact the country.

The theme for 2015 asks “Is The Satellite Game Changing?” in acknowledgement of the ever-evolving industry landscape. The agenda for this year’s forum will touch upon the challenges the industry is facing as the very definition of television changes to embrace new technologies, delivery methods and consumer habits.

As well as speaking with game changers and new kids on the block, the forum will discuss whether high throughput satellites the answer to reducing costs for customers. Another panel session is provocatively titled “Staring the Future of TV in the Face – A Watershed for the Satellite Industry?”

The roster of speakers encompasses the whole value chain of the satellite industry including:

Mitsutoshi Akao, Exec Officer Space & Satellite Bus Group, SKY Perfect JSAT

PJ Beylier, CEO, SpeedCast

Terry Bleakley, Regional VP, Asia Pacific, Intelsat

Paul Brown-Kenyon, CEO, MEASAT

Thomas Choi, CEO, ABS

Gregg Daffner, CEO, GapSat;

Gonzalo de Dios, Associate General Counsel, Intelsat

Michel de Rosen, CEO, Eutelsat

Dr. Ali Ebadi, SVP, Space Systems Development, MEASAT

Vern Fotheringham, CEO, LeoSat

Yvon Henri, Chief, Space Services Department, ITU

Huang Baozhong, EVP, APT Satellite

Erwin Hudson, Programme Manager, ViaSat

Ferdinand Kayser, CCO, SES

Ethan Lavan, Director of Orbital Resources, Eutelsat,

Deepak Mathur, SVP Commercial, Asia-Pacific and Middle East, SES

Barry Matsumori, SVP, Commercial Sales & Business Development, SpaceX

Deepakjit Singh, MD, Asia, Encompass Digital Media

Soo Yew Weng, MD, Globecast Asia

Dave Ulmer, SVP& GM Asia, SeaChange International

Bill Wade, President & CEO, AsiaSat

Plus many others

The CASBAA Satellite Industry Forum 2015 also recognizes the generous support of the sponsors for this year’s event:

ABS, AsiaSat, Boeing, Eutelsat, Intelsat, JSat, Lockheed Martin, Marsh, Measat, SES, SSL, and Telstra.

For more information about the event, please visit http://www.casbaa.com/events/events-calendar/details/508-casbaa-satellite-industry-forum-2015

About CASBAA:
CASBAA is the association for multichannel TV in Asia. Established in 1991 CASBAA has grown with the industry to include digital multichannel television, content, platforms, advertising and video delivery. Covering Asia and encompassing some 500 million connections within a footprint across the region, CASBAA works to be the authoritative voice for multichannel TV promoting even-handed and market-friendly regulation, IP protection and revenue growth for subscription and advertising.

To view the full list of CASBAA members please visit here.

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Chinese Broadcasters Sue Pirates in USA

19th March 2015, Hong Kong – CASBAA – the Association of the Asia-Pacific Pay-TV industry – today welcomed press reports that Chinese-language television broadcasters had filed suit in US courts against companies promoting and selling a brand of streaming media boxes targeted at receiving large amounts of pirated TV programming.1 The suit was filed last Friday in Federal court in California by TVB from Hong Kong, CCTV from mainland China, and Dish-TV, a U.S. satellite television provider that carries legitimately authorized programming from many countries. They accused several companies of promoting a brand of pirate TV player called “TVPad.”

“Proliferation of ‘black box’ streaming media players is a deadly problem for the Asian and international television industries,” said CASBAA’s Chief Policy Officer, John Medeiros. “Governments are only beginning to take this problem seriously, and it is profoundly weakening their creative content producers.”

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CASBAA CEO Christopher Slaughter noted that these devices are manufactured and sold by multinational criminal syndicates whose upstream arms intercept copyrighted TV channels and programs and stream them via the Internet to millions of consumers around the world. Programs and channels from all major TV broadcasters and producers are stolen in this way; both from international providers like HBO, Fox, Discovery and BBC, as well as from indigenous Asian producers from places like India, China, Hong Kong, Japan, Indonesia and Vietnam.

“Asian content industries are particularly hard-hit by unrestrained export of these boxes to North America, Europe and Australia,” said Slaughter. “There are substantial niche markets for Asian content in those places, where consumers have a high ability to pay. With pirates stealing those markets, Asian TV companies are not able to expand investment in new content to meet the needs of the digital era. Media flows in the other direction are also affected: international companies and pay-TV platforms doing business in Asia face a growing problem. ”

Medeiros noted that last year, India and Hong Kong both acted to raid “upload points” for pirate streaming media syndicates, where local programming was being streamed onto pirate networks. “Those were great actions,” he said, “and governments have to persevere. If the syndicates are allowed to operate with impunity, the television industry will be decimated.”

About CASBAA

Established in 1991, CASBAA is the Association for digital multichannel TV, content, platforms, advertising and video delivery across a variety of geographic markets throughout the Asia-Pacific. CASBAA and its members reach over 500 million connections within a regional footprint ranging from China to Australasia, Japan to Pakistan. The CASBAA mission is to promote the growth of multichannel TV and video content via industry information, networking exchanges and events while promoting global best practices. To view the full list of CASBAA members please visit here.

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OTT Offers Huge Potential; Piracy Still a Hindrance – CASBAA OTT Summit 2015

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OTT Offers Huge Potential; Piracy Still a Hindrance – CASBAA OTT Summit 2015

9th March 2015, Hong Kong/ Singapore – CASBAA, the Association for digital multichannel TV, content, platforms, advertising and video delivery throughout the Asia-Pacific, recently concluded its OTT Summit 2015 on Tuesday, March 3 at the Grand Hyatt Singapore.

“Attracting over 200 delegates, speakers, and media, the second edition of CASBAA’s OTT Summit was another successful forum providing essential information to help better understand how over-the-top television services can best fit into our current broadcasting environment,” said Christopher Slaughter, CEO, CASBAA. “The Asia Pacific region is still primarily driven by the traditional linear TV market but, as our speakers have detailed today, there is tremendous business potential in tapping into OTT.”

Christine Fellowes, Board Member Responsible, CASBAA OTT & Connected Media Group, and MD Asia Pacific, Universal Networks International, started off the day by painting a positive outlook for OTT: “Currently fixed broadband in Asia Pacific is at 35% household penetration. Mobile broadband subs powered by 3 and 4G networks are at 866 million today and will expand to reach almost two billion subs in just five years. While linear television will remain the driving force for some time, OTT is currently a US$3 billion industry in Asia Pacific and forecast to be $8 billion by 2020.”

Further reinforcing the enormous potential that OTT services hold for the region, Wangxing Zhao, Associate Research Analyst, SNL Kagan said that “We see OTT as much more of an opportunity than a threat for all players in the TV industry. OTT is being leveraged by free broadcasters, pay-TV providers and pay-TV platforms too but discrepancies between markets in the Asia-Pacific region are phenomenal and, as a result, OTT in some markets will have a much longer trajectory than in more developed markets.”

Zhao added: “Netflix has proven that OTT is more about getting new subscribers for the TV industry, rather than cannibalizing existing ones.”

But, despite the rosy picture, other speakers pointed out hurdles that could hinder the progress of OTT in the region.

“We have a huge problem when it comes to OTT monetization, where piracy is fast becoming the de facto viewing habit of a full generation of users,” said Matt Pollins, Media Lawyer, Olswang Asia. “Evidence confirms that the main reason people pirate is because it is free and I don’t think the industry alone can remedy this simply by putting more content options out there, without substantial help from the authorities in more actively enforcing copyright.”

“In many Asian markets there are services flagrantly infringing copyright in broad daylight without any real risk of enforcement,” Pollins warned.

Net neutrality, an issue topical in the United States presently, was also highlighted as a possible issue for the Asia Pacific in the future.

Said James Miner, CEO, Miner Labs: “Nobody has mentioned the words ‘net neutrality’, but we have to be concerned about who is going to finance the networks needed to provide bandwidth needed for online video….Netflix and YouTube are the poster children for overconsumption.”

However, what was clear after the day’s sessions was that old business models would not be sufficient in the digital age.

“Change is the thing that will define this industry, and those who can manage that best will succeed,” said David Habben, Chief Media Strategist, Akamai Technologies.

Supporting the event, corporate partners for the CASBAA OTT Summit 2015 included Presenting Sponsor Brightcove, Official Interactive Q&A Partner Ooyala and Sponsors Accedo, Akamai, Irdeto and Letv.

 

About CASBAA

Established in 1991, CASBAA is the Association for digital multichannel TV, content, platforms, advertising and video delivery across a variety of geographic markets throughout the Asia-Pacific. CASBAA and its members reach over 500 million connections within a regional footprint ranging from China to Australasia, Japan to Pakistan. The CASBAA mission is to promote the growth of multichannel TV and video content via industry information, networking exchanges and events while promoting global best practices. To view the full list of CASBAA members please visit here.

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CASBAA India Forum 2015: New Era, New Opportunities

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CASBAA India Forum 2015: New Era, New Opportunities

Hong Kong, 2 March 2015 – CASBAA’s annual stop in the South Asian sub-continent will bring together a host of local and international speakers at the India Forum 2015 on Monday, March 23 at Shangri-La’s Eros Hotel in New Delhi.

“Reflecting India’s continued importance and influence in the Asia Pacific region, CASBAA’s annual overview of this vibrant broadcasting market attracts the very best speakers from within the country and around the world,” said Christopher Slaughter, CEO, CASBAA. “As the television industry continues to evolve not only in India but across the globe, it truly feels as if we have entered into a new era of broadcasting and this forum is dedicated to the exploration of the vast opportunities now available to industry stakeholders.”

“New Era, New Opportunities,” this year’s theme for the CASBAA India Forum 2015, captures the essence of television in the country. Spurred by the plan to digitize the cable television sector, the Indian TV industry has been invigorated with the promise of increased transparency, pay revenues and access to content.

However, after the first two phases of digitisation, digital rollout seems to have plateaued. Has over-regulation taken the sheen off digitisation or are there other activities taking place that are not plainly evident? And, are stakeholders finally ready to iron out their differences for the greater common good?

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CASBAA has assembled a diverse roster of expert speakers to debate this issue along with a variety of other important topics paving the way for India’s continued growth such as audience measurement, media regulations, advertising, new technology, satellite spectrum and much more.

Among the industry experts expected to attend this year are Raghav Bahl (MD, Quintillion Media), Paul Brown-Kenyon (CEO, MEASAT), Prashant Butani (Senior Analyst, NSR), Nicholas Daly (MD, Eutelsat), Partho Dasgupta (CEO, BARC), Tony D’silva (CEO & MD, Media, Hinduja Group), Vynsley Fernandes (CEO, Castle Media), Smita Jha (Leader, Entertainment and Media, PwC India), Rajiv Khattar (President – South Asia, ABS), L.V. Krishnan (CEO, TAM Media Research (India)), Deepak Mathur (SVP Commercial, Asia-Pacific and Middle East, SES), Harit Nagpal (CEO & MD, Tata Sky), Sushruta Samanta (Business Head, Asia Pacific, International Business, Zee Entertainment), Adil Zainulbhai (Chairman, Nerwork18 & Board Member, RIL) and many others.

This year, corporate partners for the CASBAA India Forum 2015 include Supporting Sponsor SES and Sponsors Eutelsat, MEASAT and TMT Law Practice.

For more information about the CASBAA India Forum 2015 and to register for tickets, please visit http://www.casbaa.com/events/events-calendar/details/505-casbaa-india-forum-2015.

About CASBAA
Established in 1991, CASBAA is the Association for digital multichannel TV, content, platforms, advertising and video delivery across a variety of geographic markets throughout the Asia-Pacific. CASBAA and its members reach over 500 million connections within a regional footprint ranging from China to Australasia, Japan to Pakistan. The CASBAA mission is to promote the growth of multichannel TV and video content via industry information, networking exchanges and events while promoting global best practices. To view the full list of CASBAA members please visit here.

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Here, There, and (TV) Everywhere

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Here, There, and (TV) Everywhere
– CASBAA OTT Summit 2015 Decodes the Over-The-Top Conundrum

3rd February 2015, Hong Komg – CASBAA, the Association for digital multichannel TV, content, platforms, advertising and video delivery throughout the Asia-Pacific, will hold its second annual OTT Summit on Tuesday, March 3 at the Grand Hyatt Singapore.

“After the success of last year’s event, we are pleased to be returning to Singapore with the second edition of CASBAA’s OTT Summit,” said Christopher Slaughter, CEO, CASBAA. “While traditional, linear television is still a major driver for the broadcast industry in the region, we cannot lose sight of the influence and importance of over-the-top (OTT) video services and the impact that these alternate modes of viewing will have on the future of TV.”

With recent announcements from such diverse video platforms as Netflix, Amazon and YouTube creating their own original content to compete with themselves and with mainstream broadcasters, OTT services continues to be top of mind among industry stakeholders across the globe.

However, making sense of how OTT fits into existing business models can be puzzling at best when even the very definition of OTT is up for debate.

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CASBAA has enlisted an expert field of industry thought leaders to bring clarity to the OTT conundrum with a roster of speakers including James Bridges (Chief Content Operator,  iflix), Kelly Cooke (Commercial Director, ESPNSEA/ Head of Digital Media ESPN APAC), Goh Seow Eng (MD of TV, Singtel), Christine Fellowes (MD Asia Pacific, Universal Networks International), Anil Jain (Senior Vice President of Media Group at Brightcove), Kasidit Kolasastraseni (CEO, Primetime TV Thailand), Khush Kundi (Head of Solutions, APAC, Ericsson), John McLellan (Partner, Head of the Commercial & Media and Entertainment Department,  Haldanes), James Miner (CEO, MinerLabs), Brendan O’Shaughnessy (GM Sales, South East Asia, Ooyala), Matt Pollins (Associate, Olswang Asia), Michel De Rijk (CEO APAC, Xaxis), Gautam Talwar (VP,  Maker Studios), Reuben Verghese (VP Asia, Accedo), Wangxing Zhou (Research Analyst, SNL Kagan), and many others.

Providing an indispensable platform to discuss how OTT is shaping the broadcasting landscape, topics at the CASBAA OTT Summit 2015 will range from programmatic buying to digital advertising, to TV Everywhere and the ongoing threat of online piracy and how OTT has been a game changer as new business models and services continue to grow in the video entertainment space.

Also to be unveiled at the event, the association will release a new report, CASBAA OTT Sentiment Report 2015: An APAC Perspective, which surveys CASBAA members and provides a snapshot of industry opinion in the Asia-Pacific and expectations of OTT for the region. A members’ only exclusive, the report will be available for download from http://www.casbaa.com.

Corporate partners for the CASBAA OTT Summit 2015 include Presenting Sponsor Brightcove, Official Interactive Q&A Partner Ooyala and Sponsors Accedo, Akamai and Irdeto.

For more information about the CASBAA OTT Summit 2015 and to register for tickets, please visit http://www.casbaa.com/events/events-calendar/details/503-casbaa-ott-summit-2015.

About CASBAA
Established in 1991, CASBAA is the Association for digital multichannel TV, content, platforms, advertising and video delivery across a variety of geographic markets throughout the Asia-Pacific. CASBAA and its members reach over 500 million connections within a regional footprint ranging from China to Australasia, Japan to Pakistan. The CASBAA mission is to promote the growth of multichannel TV and video content via industry information, networking exchanges and events while promoting global best practices. To view the full list of CASBAA members please visit here.

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Indonesia in View Signals the Start of CASBAA’s 2015 Events Calendar

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Indonesia in View Signals the Start of CASBAA’s 2015 Events Calendar

6th January 2015, Singapore via Hong Kong – CASBAA’s calendar of events for 2015 officially begins with Indonesia in View taking place on Tuesday, January 20 at the Hotel Mulia Senayan in Jakarta.

“CASBAA is returning to Indonesia with a full scale event for the first time in nearly three years to re-examine the progress of the pay-TV industry in this dynamic region,” said Christopher Slaughter, CEO, CASBAA. “Indonesia is still a land of great opportunity for the multichannel TV market and this year’s forum will help our delegates gain a greater understanding of the business of broadcasting in the country.”

Television dominates the media landscape in Indonesia, with nearly 42 million TV households representing over 67% of the nearly 62 million total homes in the country. However, while FTA television is ubiquitous – including one Government owned station, 10 private stations with “national” coverage and more than 200 FTA stations with city or regional coverage – cable and satellite TV are still relatively small markets, with 4.4 million households in 2014, representing 11% household penetration.

To explore the nooks and crannies of the local industry, top level thought leaders from across all sectors of multichannel TV will share their knowledge and experiences working within the Indonesian broadcasting framework.

Among the many outstanding speakers expected from pay-TV leadership in Indonesia and abroad are Sutanto Hartono (President Director/CEO, PT. Elang Mahkota Teknologi), Dalton Tanonaka (CEO, The Indonesia Channel), Beatrice Lee (Managing Director, Asia-Pacific, MP & Silva), Edward Thesiger (CEO, Indonesia, GroupM), Deepak Mathur (Senior Vice President, SES), Joe Welch (SVP, Government Relations, Asia, 21st Century Fox), Neil Gane (Senior Operations Executive, MPAA), David Khim (CEO, Viva Sky), and many others.

Providing an indispensable market overview of Indonesia, the forum will cover a number of important topics including the development of the Indonesian pay-TV industry, sports programming in the country, Indonesian content for the world, advertising rules and the advertising market in Indonesian pay-TV, and much more!

Corporate partners for Indonesia in View 2015 include Presenting Sponsor SES, Supporting Sponsor Tata Communications and Sponsors ABS, Irdeto, MEASAT and SmartCast.

For more information about Indonesia in View 2015 and to register for tickets, please visit http://www.casbaa.com/events/events-calendar/details/496-indonesia-in-view-2015.

About CASBAA

Established in 1991, CASBAA is the Association for digital multichannel TV, content, platforms, advertising and video delivery across a variety of geographic markets throughout the Asia-Pacific. CASBAA and its members reach over 500 million connections within a regional footprint ranging from China to Australasia, Japan to Pakistan. The CASBAA mission is to promote the growth of multichannel TV and video content via industry information, networking exchanges and events while promoting global best practices. To view the full list of CASBAA members please visit here.

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OTT – The New Frontier‏

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SNL Kagan Shares New Data During CASBAA Webinar

CASBAA and SNL Kagan recently conducted an informative webinar on Tuesday, September 23, detailing how upstart OTT providers are taking on traditional multichannel providers in the fight for Asia Pacific’s video customers.

“CASBAA is excited to have this opportunity to partner with SNL Kagan to help provide essential information to our members about the expanding TV Everywhere and OTT streams in the broadcast industry,” Christopher Slaughter, CEO, CASBAA. “Their expertise, in-depth analysis, and proprietary data on the constantly evolving media and communications business provided invaluable insights for the webinar’s attendees.”

During the webinar, SNL Kagan analyst Wangxing Zhao examined key trends for OTT subscriber and revenue growth on a global scale, and identified key metrics that signal high probability of OTT adoption in specific markets. In addition, Zhao discussed how operator-led TV Everywhere/Multiscreen services were positioned to grow revenue opportunities for distributors and programmers, while fending off new competition from Over-The-Top (OTT) Subscription Video on Demand (SVoD) and catch-up TV websites.

Defined as web-sourced video accessible via the open Internet regardless of broadband network, OTT is taking on traditional multichannel providers with diversified revenue models including advertising, SVoD, premium rental, and download-to-own. Based on a series of indicators for TV and telecom sectors on both market size and device/service penetration, the top-ranking countries in Asia Pacific for OTT viability are South Korea, Japan, China, Australia and Taiwan. Other factors, such as well-established telecom infrastructure, an open regulatory environment, diverse international content, strong local broadcaster presence, and residential purchasing power, can also boost OTT viability.

On a global level, the Asia Pacific region trails behind North America and Western Europe in terms of pay TV penetration, while exceeding the Middle East and Africa for fixed broadband penetration. North America and Western Europe also lead the charge for OTT SVoD service uptake and revenue, with Asia Pacific ranking third.

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Mark Lay Appointed Vice-President, CASBAA Singapore

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Mark Lay Appointed Vice-President, CASBAA Singapore

CASBAA has announced the appointment of Mark Lay to the newly created position of Vice-President, CASBAA Singapore.

“We are excited to welcome Mark to the CASBAA family to represent the Association in Singapore,” said CASBAA CEO Christopher Slaughter. “His thorough knowledge and understanding of Asia’s multichannel TV industry and successful track record in senior management will help CASBAA build its membership base and shape its future strategy.”

Reporting directly to the CEO, Mark will promote the entire range of CASBAA’s products, services and events to relevant Member companies, and ensure Members’ needs and expectations are met by the Association. As Vice-President, CASBAA Singapore, he will also maintain and expand relationships with assigned strategic and potential members and represent CASBAA in the increasingly important Singapore market.

Mark gained his broadcast industry experience through previous roles in Distribution and Marketing with STAR TV and as Vice President Affiliate Sales and Relations at Discovery Channel Asia. He has also held Director level positions at Mikoishi Studios and Acme Mobile and was most recently a Private Investor at Lay Financial in Singapore.

“It’s great to be back in the pay television business and I am looking forward to reconnecting with previous colleagues and clients along with forging strong connections with new players as well,” said Mark. “Working with CASBAA is a role within the industry that is new to me but one which I am very excited to embrace.”

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