Apollon - 22/5/12 - 09:00 - User-driven Open Innovation Ecosystems
Maduf12 Summary And Conclusions Andre De Vleeschouwer
1. MADUF
Summary and conclusions
ir. André De Vleeschouwer
Program manager
http://www.ibbt.be
andre.devleeschouwer@ibbt.be
2. Convergence issues
Legislation
Regulation – Frequency assignment
Federal versus communities
Rights: author rights, responsibilities
Broadcast = culture
Telecom = economy, competition
Networks: operators - technical
Convergence Belgacom, Telenet
VRT, VMMa, SBS, RTL, …
Transmitter vs server, radio/tv vs computer
Unicast/Multicast vs Broadcast
Business-models
Megafusions - Mergers
Role patterns
Advertising – Inverse business models
3. MAximizing DVB Usage in Flanders
User: When, how long, how, what ?
New prime time, several times a day, short duration
Good quality picture and sound – Larger screen
Around 10 € per month for the service
Business studies – Prophecies
Future challengeing, yet uncertain
Strongly dependant on new services / content
A few basic introduction scenarios possible
Legislation still open (in Belgium – Europe)
Technical: need for standards
Still many techo-economical choices to be made
Future: Scalable video coding – Dual antenne DVB-H
4. Analogue Switch-Off time tabel (website EBU)
Fast Track
Finland, Sweden
Netherlands 2007–2008
Germany
Middle Term
Belgium
Norway , Denmark
2009– 2012
Switzerland , Austria
Ireland
Last
Italy
UK
France 2012– 2015
Spain, Portugal
Greece
5. MAximizing DVB Usage in Flanders ?
Analogue switch-off: 3 November 2008 in Flanders
What comes next ?
Digital switch-on gives rise to DIGITAL DIVIDEND
MANY MORE INTERACTIVE BROADCAST SERVICES
Entertainment, Communities, Local services
Mobility, Traffic, Emergency, Social needs, …
Harmonised view on use of DVB / UHF – Decisions
Need for more studies and experiments: IBBT
Ghent is excellent location:
Medium size city, more than 200k potential users
Harbour, tourists, students, culture, transport, …