Global Live Video Streaming (LVS) Platform, 2019

Global Live Video Streaming (LVS) Platform, 2019

The Next Generation of Communication, Interaction and Marketing

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28-Jun-2019
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Description

Internet users are now watching more diversified video content generated by professional or general users in real time.

With growing penetration rate of Internet and mobile devices, users and streamers find it easy to record, watch, and share video content and interact with each other online.

The Live Video Streaming (LVS) platform provides a channel for users to watch and broadcast videos to another person or a group of users. Change of source of video, video content categories, and watching behavior will gradually redesign the way of enterprise communication, user interaction experiences, and marketing strategies in the long run.

This study provides an overview of the LVS platform market. The key questions this study will address include market segmentation, ecosystem and stakeholders, business model and revenue generating flow, navigation of different types of platforms, applied technologies, market sizing, and growth opportunities.

The estimated global LVS market size was around $8.25 billion in 2018. Frost & Sullivan expects a CAGR of 22.8% from 2018 to 2022. The global LVS market will reach $22.09 billion by 2022.

The live video streaming ecosystem encompasses plenty of stakeholders. Frost & Sullivan identifies 3 core stakeholders and critical parties that are involved in the ecosystem and the study will mainly concentrate on live video streaming platform service providers.

Based on the characteristics of platforms, LVS platforms can be further categorized into pure play, which target Internet users attracted by platform streamers and content, and live streaming+ that targets existing users on platforms. Furthermore, live video streaming platforms have strong roots in different content categories, such as eCommerce, social media, gaming, performing, and so on. With different purpose and content categories, the study selects representative platforms to provide the navigation of interfaces to give a glimpse of different LVS platforms and key business focus.

In terms of the regional development of LVS platforms, APAC market, including China and Japan, is the most vibrant market at the moment. Many service providers, particularly the ones established in the Greater China region, are seeking chances of global expansion. On the other hand, although most participants based in Southeast Asia are focusing more on the regional market, the study also finds that some key participants are growing from being local participants to becoming regional and global participants.

Although the service is expected to grow at a brisk pace, there are potential operating, technical, and business strategy challenges. This study identifies 10 potential issues that service providers need to be aware of to educate the market and address the challenges. The research service also highlights strategic imperatives for growth opportunities.

Author: Amy Lin

Table of Contents

Key Findings

Key Findings (continued)

Scope of Study

Defining Evolving Live Video Streaming

Stakeholders in the Live Video Streaming Market

LVS Platform—Market Segmentation

LVS Platform—Market Segmentation (continued)

User Interface of Live Video Streaming Platform—Taobao Live

User Interface of Live Video Streaming Platform—WeSing

User Interface of Live Video Streaming Platform—FB Live

User Interface of Live Video Streaming Platform—FB Live (continued)

User Interface of Live Video Streaming Platform—BIGO Live

User Interface of Live Video Streaming Platform—BIGO Live (continued)

User Interfaces of Live Video Streaming Platforms—17 Live

User Interfaces of Live Video Streaming Platforms—17 Live (continued)

Snapshot of Live Video Streaming Platforms—Uplive

Snapshot of Live Video Streaming Platforms—Uplive (continued)

Snapshot of Live Video Streaming Platforms—V Live

Snapshot of Live Video Streaming Platforms—Douyu Live

Snapshot of Live Video Streaming Platforms—Douyu Live (continued)

LVS Platform’s Addressable Market

Revenue Forecast

LVS Platform—Market Landscape Overview

Profiling LVS Platform Users and Streamers Comparison

Business Model Revenue Categories and LVS Platform Capability Rating Scale

Competitive Profile—BIGO Live

Competitive Profile—BIGO Live (continued)

Competitive Profile—Douyu

Competitive Profile—Douyu (continued)

Competitive Profile—Facebook Live

Competitive Profile—Facebook Live (continued)

Competitive Profile—Uplive

Competitive Profile—Uplive (continued)

Competitive Profile—17 Live (LiveAF)

Competitive Profile—17 Live (LiveAF) (continued)

Operating and Technical Challenges

Business Strategy Challenges

Business Strategy Challenges (continued)

Analysis on LVS Applied Technologies

Technology Use Case on Content Recording

Technology Use Case on Content Processing

Technology Use Case on Content Processing (continued)

Technology Use Case on Content Censorship

Technology Use Case on Content Delivery

Technology Use Case on Watching Experiences

Technology Use Case on Watching Experiences (continued)

Growth Opportunity 1—Blockchain: Digitalized Asset

Growth Opportunity 2—Immersive User Experiences

Growth Opportunity 3—Mobile Marketing and Advertising

Growth Opportunity 4—AI-enabled Streamer’s Assistant

Growth Opportunity 5—Virtual Streamers

Strategic Imperatives for Live Video Streaming Platforms

Conclusion

Legal Disclaimer

List of Exhibits

The Frost & Sullivan Story

Value Proposition—Future of Your Company & Career

Global Perspective

Industry Convergence

360º Research Perspective

Implementation Excellence

Our Blue Ocean Strategy

Internet users are now watching more diversified video content generated by professional or general users in real time. With growing penetration rate of Internet and mobile devices, users and streamers find it easy to record, watch, and share video content and interact with each other online. The Live Video Streaming (LVS) platform provides a channel for users to watch and broadcast videos to another person or a group of users. Change of source of video, video content categories, and watching behavior will gradually redesign the way of enterprise communication, user interaction experiences, and marketing strategies in the long run. This study provides an overview of the LVS platform market. The key questions this study will address include market segmentation, ecosystem and stakeholders, business model and revenue generating flow, navigation of different types of platforms, applied technologies, market sizing, and growth opportunities. The estimated global LVS market size was around $8.25 billion in 2018. Frost & Sullivan expects a CAGR of 22.8% from 2018 to 2022. The global LVS market will reach $22.09 billion by 2022. The live video streaming ecosystem encompasses plenty of stakeholders. Frost & Sullivan identifies 3 core stakeholders and critical parties that are involved in the ecosystem and the study will mainly concentrate on live video streaming platform service providers. Based on the characteristics of platforms, LVS platforms can be further categorized into pure play, which target Internet users attracted by platform streamers and content, and live streaming+ that targets existing users on platforms. Furthermore, live video streaming platforms have strong roots in different content categories, such as eCommerce, social media, gaming, performing, and so on. With different purpose and content categories, the study selects representative platforms to provide the navigation of interfaces to give a glimpse of different LVS platforms and key business focus. In terms of the regional development of LVS platforms, APAC market, including China and Japan, is the most vibrant market at the moment. Many service providers, particularly the ones established in the Greater China region, are seeking chances of global expansion. On the other hand, although most participants based in Southeast Asia are focusing more on the regional market, the study also finds that some key participants are growing from being local participants to becoming regional and global participants. Although the service is expected to grow at a brisk pace, there are potential operating, technical, and business strategy challenges. This study identifies 10 potential issues that service providers need to be aware of to educate the market and address the challenges. The research service also highlights strategic imperatives for growth opportunities. Author: Amy Lin
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