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Value added and multimedia services in Poland 2009

Development forecasts for 2009-2012

Value added and multimedia services in Poland 2009 Development forecasts for 2009-2012

January 2009
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Our report Value added and multimedia services in Poland 2009 offers an analysis of the current situation in the telecommunications and television market in Poland. The focus is on value added services (VAS) for mobile and fixed-line telephony markets, and on the paid television market. These are upcoming segments that represent significant development for Polish telecommunication firms. The report presents the values and structure of these market segments, as well as the prevailing market trends. 

Value added and multimedia services in Poland 2009
also forecasts future development in the Polish market up to 2012. The report is crafted with MarketInsight, PMR proprietary research methodology.



An essential read for:

  • management and marketing staff of companies active on the Polish telecommunications and television markets as well as of larger VAS providers
  • consulting, research and analysis firms
  • financial institutions, including banks, brokerage homes and investment funds interested in investing in the IT&T sector
  • government institutions, embassies and trade organisations.


This report is an invaluable resource for any company active in or considering entry to the IT and telecoms industry in Poland.

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  1. Methodology of the report

  2. Executive Summary

  3. General overview of the Polish market for value added and multimedia services

    • Trends in market segments
    • Mobile value added services
    • Fixed-line value added services
    • Pay TV

  4. Comparative analysis of Polish multimedia and value added services market versus selected European markets
  5. Institutions active on the Polish market for value added and multimedia services
  6. Value added services market for mobile and fixed-line telephony

    • Horizontal structure of mobile value added services market
      • Entertainment and information
        • Traditional content
        • Mobile location services
        • Mobile communities
        • Mobile TV
      • Mobile finances
        • Mobile payments
        • M-banking
      • Mobile marketing
    • Vertical structure of mobile value added services market
      • Leading players
      • Mobile operators
      • Content producers
      • Distributors
    • Development forecasts for mobile value added services market
    • Fixed-line value added services market
      • Types of services
      • Players on the market for fixed-line value added services
      • Trends on the market for fixed-line value added services
    • Development forecasts for fixed-line value added services market
  7. The pay TV market

    • Digital satellite market
      • Subscriber base
      • Market value and growth rate
    • Cable TV market
      • Analogue cable
        • Subscriber base
        • Market value and growth rate
      • Digital TV
        • Subscriber base
        • Market value and growth rate
    • IPTV market
      • Subscriber base
      • Providers of IPTV for smaller last-mile operators
      • IPTV in Europe
    • Appendix: TV digitisation
    • Appendix: VoD
    • Development forecasts for pay TV market in Poland
  8. List of graphs

  9. List of tables

  10. About PMR

  11. Contact PMR

List of graphs

  1. Value (PLN bn) and growth rate (%) of the telecommunications services market in Poland, 2000-2009
  2. Aggregate monthly ARPU in fixed-line, mobile and broadband services (PLN) in Poland, 2001-2008
  3. Value (PLN m) and growth rate (%) of the mobile value added services market in Poland, 2005-2008
  4. Value (PLN m) and growth rate (%) of the fixed-line value added services market in Poland, 2005-2008
  5. Number of subscribers (‘000) and growth rate (%) of pay TV in Poland, 2004-2008
  6. Value (PLN m) and growth rate (%) of the Polish pay TV market, 2004-2008
  7. Household penetration of pay TV in selected Central and Eastern Europe countries, 2008
  8. Share of mobile value added services in the total value of the mobile market in selected EU countries, 2007
  9. Percentage of households which take more than one telecom service from a single provider in selected EU countries, 2006-2007
  10. Structure of the Polish market for mobile value added services by value of market segments (PLN m), 2008
  11. What kind of news and information services do you access via your mobile phone?
  12. Mobile content delivery chain
  13. Volume sales of mobile graphics at Telecom Media by category (as % of total number of downloads), 2004-2008
  14. Volume sales of mobile music at Telecom Media by category (as % of total number of downloads), 2004-2008
  15. Sales of mobile music at e-muzyka by category, as % of total revenues, 2007-H1 2008
  16. Volume sales of mobile games at Telecom Media, as % of total number of downloads, 2004-2008
  17. Selected business models in mobile TV provision
  18. Number of mobile TV users (‘000) and a growth rate (%) in Poland, 2008-2012
  19. What kind of mobile TV content is likely to become popular in Poland?
  20. M-payments by type of settlement
  21. Preferable service and/or place of making payments by mobile phone in Poland, 2008
  22. Number of users of m-payments (‘000) and growth rate (%) in Poland, 2008-2012
  23. Structure of mobile value added services market in Poland by value (PLN m), 2008
  24. Avantis’s revenues (‘000 PLN) and growth rate (%), 2006-2008
  25. Blue Media’s revenues (‘000 PLN) and growth rate (%), 2004-2007
  26. CT Creative Team’s revenues (‘000 PLN) and growth rate (%), 2004-2007
  27. DRQ’s revenues (‘000 PLN) and growth rate (%), 2004-2007
  28. e-muzyka’s revenues (‘000 PLN) and growth rate (%), 2006-2009
  29. EL2’s revenues (‘000 PLN) and growth rate (%), 2006-2008
  30. EL2’s sales revenues (‘000 PLN) by category, H1 2008
  31. MNI Premium’s revenues and net profit (‘000 PLN), 2008
  32. Mobiltek’s revenues (‘000 PLN), 2007-2008
  33. One-2-one group’s revenues (‘000 PLN) and growth rate (%), 2004-2008
  34. Propolis Media’s revenues (‘000 PLN) and growth rate (%), 2005-2007
  35. Pulsar Mobile’s revenues (‘000 PLN) and growth rate (%), 2005-2007
  36. Teleaudio’s revenues (‘000 PLN), 2006-2007
  37. Breakpoint’s revenues and net profis (‘000 PLN), 2008
  38. Value (PLN m) and growth rate (%) of the mobile value added services market in Poland, 2008-2012
  39. Segments of the Polish market for mobile value added services by value (PLN m), 2008-2012
  40. Segments of the Polish mobile content market by value (PLN m), 2008-2012
  41. Value of the Polish market for fixed-line value added services, total and broken down into premium rate and low-cost number services (PLN m), 2005-2008
  42. Value (PLN m) and growth rate (%) of the fixed-line value added services market in Poland, 2008-2012
  43. Provision of TV services: a schematic description
  44. Structure of the Polish pay TV market by subscribers (‘000), 2008
  45. Structure of the Polish pay TV market by revenues (PLN m), 2008
  46. Unit sales (‘000) and growth rate (%) of LCD and plasma TVs in Poland, 2006-2008
  47. Number of subscribers (‘000) and growth rate (%) of digital satellite TV platforms in Poland, 2003-2008
  48. Number of subscribers (‘000) of leading digital satellite platforms in Poland, 2002-2008
  49. Value (PLN m) and growth rate (%) of the Polish digital satellite pay TV market, 2005-2008
  50. Revenues (PLN m) of leading digital satellite platforms in Poland, 2002-2008
  51. Number of subscribers (m) and growth rate (%) of analogue cable TV in Poland, 2003-2008
  52. Leading analogue cable operators in Poland by subscriber base (‘000), 2008
  53. Value (PLN bn) and growth rate (%) of the Polish analogue cable TV market, 2003-2008
  54. Number of subscribers (‘000) and growth rate (%) of digital cable TV in Poland, 2005-2008
  55. Leading digital cable TV operators in Poland by subscriber base (‘000), 2008
  56. Value (PLN m) and growth rate (%) of the Polish digital cable TV market, 2005-2008
  57. Number of users (‘000) of selected websites offering internet TV broadcasts in Poland, July 2008
  58. Number of users (‘000) of IPTV in Poland by provider, H1 2007-2008
  59. Switch-off of analogue terrestrial TV in EU member states
  60. Household penetration of digital TV in selected EU countries, H1 2008
  61. Number of subscribers (m) and growth rate (%) of pay TV in Poland, 2008-2012
  62. Household penetration of pay TV in Poland, 2008-2012
  63. Value (PLN bn) and growth rate (%) of Polish pay TV market, 2008-2012
  64. Segments of the Polish pay TV market by value (PLN bn), 2008-2012

List of tables

  1. Examples of mobile marketing campaigns
  2. Fixed-line value added services in Poland: numbers and their assignments
  3. Largest providers of premium rate services and their partner network operators in Poland, 2008
  4. Major takeovers in the Polish cable TV market, 2007
  5. Business models in the delivery of TV services over IP networks
  6. A comparison of terrestrial (DVB-T) and satellite (DVB-S) digital broadcasting in Europe
  7. Number of households (‘000) with access to terrestrial digital TV in selected CEE countries, 2008-2012
  8. A comparison of VoD offerings available in Poland, 2008
Value added and multimedia services in Poland 2009
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