The German landscape for pay-TV and paid-video-on-demand programmes is more diversified than ever before and the German population´s demand for high-quality TV and video content continues to rise – even during the corona crisis.
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Online audio consumption in Germany has reached a new high: 52 million people in Germany listen to audio content from the Internet at least sometimes, which corresponds to three quarters of the population aged 14 and over.
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Pay-TV and video services continue to record rising demand throughout the German-speaking territories and are investing to an increasing extent in local in-house productions. These are the key findings of the market analysis Pay-TV in Germany 2018.
In 2018, we have already significantly increased our output and are producing four
Public and private television broadcasters are working together with associations and organisations to develop a framework for the market launch of DVB-I in Germany. The aim is to create the conditions to simplify the transformation of linear television into streaming.
Viewers will still have the usual simple direct access to TV content in a common
