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40 leading distribution companies in Europe by operating revenues. In EUR and local currencies.

Revenues of public television by countries and breakdown by categories of resources.

The 50 leading European public radio-television companies: Activities, Revenues

PLAY-EU the 100 leading television and radio groups in Europe by operating revenues - EUR and Local currencies

Consumer spend pay satellite

Number of satellite pay TV subscribers in Europe

DTH satellites households in Europe

Households subscribing to cable in Europe

METH Average exchange rates

Revenues of public radio companies in Europe

Directors, writers, lead roles, producers, cinematographers and composers: share of female in active population; weighted share of females; share of female-driven team.

Revenues of public radio-television companies in Europe

Digital TV reception in 36 European countries. Number of digital households. Share of Total TV households. Cable, Satellite, DTT, IPTV.

Consumer expenditure for cable audiovisual services

pay-DTT consumer spend

Pay-TV packagers in Europe. Cable, IPTV, Satellite and DTT. Company, group and name of the package. Date of launch. Number of subcribers.

Number of made for TV and SVOD films and seasons - Breakdown by number of episodes, duration of episodes and year of release.

Number of subscribers to pay-TV in Europe

Number of unique subscribers to OTT SVOD services in Europe

Main OTT SVOD players by country. Subscriber figures are only estimated at the end of 2016. Subscribers to SVOD services on managed networks are not taken into account. Subscribers figures before the entry of Amazon Prime Instant Video in December 2016 in Europe.

Total cinema admissions - Cinema admissions per inhabitant

TV channels established in Europe and Morocco (excluding Liechtenstein). Local channels not included.

!!! A series of changes has been introduced in the MAVISE database of TV channels and on-demand services to better reflect the evolution of the market and to include information held by national regulatory authorities. These changes affect the comparability of this table with previous editions. As regards TV channels:
- Based on information received from national regulatory authorities, the figures now also include regional TV services in addition to international/ pan-European and national ones. This may mean an increase in the total number of services, in particular with regard to the genre "generalist" TV channels.
Please also note the changes introduced in the 2016 edition:
a. HD simulcast of SD channels are no longer considered as different channels. A channel available both in SD and HD will be counted only once.
Similarly, a time-shifted version of a TV channel is not counted as a separate channel.
b. The concept of TV channels established in one country but targeting another countriy have been clarified. The following criteria are usually used:
- The TV channel broadcasts in the targeted country’s main language(s) (dubbing or sub-titling).
- The TV channel licence explicitly mentions the targeted country.
- The TV channel has offices in the targeted country, implying there may be advertising sales and/or local production.

Statistics on Gender from film agencies: Directors, directors of debut films, Directors of films by budgets, screenwriters, producers