Broadcasting in an Era of Convergence ITU Workshop: The Regulatory Environment for

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Institut für Rundfunktechnik
ITU Workshop:
The Regulatory Environment for
Future Mobile Multimedia Services
Broadcasting in an
Era of Convergence
Federal Network Agency, Mainz
21st to 23rd June 2006
Dr. Chris Weck
Institut fuer Rundfunktechnik, Muenchen
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Broadcasting in an Era of Convergence
How does new technology and convergence affect
broadcasting ? (1)
ƒ User behaviour has changed
(e.g. Radio, from past till today)
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Stationary radio - audio only
… same portable (e.g. kitchen radio, car radio)
Stationary radio - with video (e.g. MTV, VIVA)
… same portable, based on portable TV (e.g. over DVB-T)
Mobile radio
ƒ Radio – audio only
ƒ e.g. FM receivers on mobile phones, DAB, Podcasting (Ipod, MP3)
ƒ Radio – with video and multimedia
ƒ e.g. DAB, DMB, DVB-H -> Mobile Broadcast
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Broadcasting in an Era of Convergence
How does new technology and convergence affect
broadcasting ? (2)
ƒ More service requirements – more services & more quality
ƒ Radio (e.g. audio only)
ƒ Portable TV (SDTV)
ƒ Stationary TV & Radio
ƒ Advanced quality (e.g. HDTV, surround sound)
ƒ Mobile broadcast (Radio, Multimedia, TV / LDTV)
ƒ Interactivity
More services require more programme distribution ways !
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Broadcasting in an Era of Convergence
How does new technology and convergence affect
broadcasting ? (3)
ƒ Mobile Broadcast
ƒ The use of traditional radio and television in the future will be
extended significantly to mobile devices
ƒ Public broadcast services as well as other traditional free-to-air services
(Radio and TV) has to be made available to mobile devices
ƒ Combination of commercial and traditional free-to-air broadcast
services as well as individual communication and multimedia services
Mobile broadcast requires additional programme distribution
ways !
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Competition in the use of frequencies
Conclusion 1:
additional service requirements and user behaviour
ƒ require more programme distribution ways
ƒ require more frequency resources for emmission
Requirements for use of frequencies depends on
ƒ Service planning and goal for coverage
ƒ Frequency efficiency
ƒ e.g. dense networks or broadcast networks
ƒ Network costs
ƒ Regional/local population coverage or area coverage
ƒ Transmission system for emmission
ƒ Number of programmes, quality, coverage size, goal for users
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Mobile Broadcast
Extension of Existing Transmission Systems
DAB-based Systems
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DAB
DMB
‘IP over Enhanced Packet Mode’
BT-Livetime
The German DXB Project
DVB-T-based Systems
DMB
DVB-H
MBMS
WLAN
T-DAB
DVB-T
UMTS
IT
ƒ DVB-T
ƒ DVB-H
Mobile-based Systems
ƒ MBMS of UMTS or S-UMTS
IT-based Systems
ƒ WLAN, WIMAX
Others
ƒ ISDB-T
ƒ MediaFLO™, Aloah
Terrestrial Digital Video Broadcasting Hotspots
Digital
Broadcasting
over
WIMAX
Audio
Terrestrial
Mobile
Broadcasting
Networks
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IP-based Services Could Help to Harmonise
the Use of DAB and DVB-T
ƒ services are offered independently from the physical bearer
ƒ IP as a transparent layer between service and bearer
MultimediaMultimedia
Services
Multimedia
Audio
DMB
DATA
Organisation
of Services
CMBS
/ BCAST
System functions (ESG, …)
TV
IP (InternetIPPotocol)
IP
MOT
T-DAB
eDAB
MBMS
Interaction
GSM /
UMTS
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DVB-H
DVB-T
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Bandwidth and TV Channel Spacing
DVB-T / DVB-H
Transmission Power
DAB / DMB
1,2
Mbit/s
TV Chanel (VHF)
18 Mbit/s
12 Mbit/s
6 Mbit/s
TV Channel (VHF or UHF)
DMB multiplex
DVB-H multiplex
e.g. 7 audio programmes
or 3 video programmes
35, 70 or 105 audio programmes
15, 30 or 45 video programmes
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Population Density in Germany
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area / %
Population Density in Germany
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40
30
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10
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40
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80
100
population / %
total number of inhabitants (2002): 82536680
total area: 352022 square kilometres
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TV Coverage
Mainly in Highly Populated Areas
DVB-T
Areas with 50 % of population
ƒ planning for 90 % to 95 % area
for roof-top antenna
ƒ portable indoor in city areas
(approximately 50 %)
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Area Coverage for Audio Broadcasting
DAB
ƒ aiming at 99,x % area for mobile
reception (large SFN)
ƒ aim: audio broadcasting for
> 95 % of area for portable indoor
Digital Radio
has to work
in every kitchen!
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Mobile Broadcast as ‚Add-on‘ to TV
DVB-T
Gebiete mit 50 % erreichter Bevölkerung
ƒ planning for 90 % to 95 % area
for roof-top antenna
ƒ portable indoor in city areas
(approximately 50 %)
DVB-H
ƒ planning together with DVB-T
ƒ specific DVB-H-Networks in cities
ƒ tendency for dense networks
e.g. 1 km to 5 km
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Mobile Broadcast as ‚Add-on‘ to Audio
Broadcast
DAB
ƒ aiming at 99,x % area for mobile
reception (large SFN)
ƒ aim: Audio broadcasting for
> 95 % of area for portable indoor
DMB
ƒ as DAB? – DAB audio broadcasting
and some few DMB programmes in
the area?
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Population Density in Germany
a re a / %
trade-off:
network payment for few programmes in the area
or 10 times more programmes in highly populated areas
100
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40
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population / %
total number of inhabitants (2002): 82 536 680
total area: 352 022 square kilometres
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What is the business concept ?
Commercial benefit
ƒ Revenue of mobile broadcast services in highly populated
areas is 5 times higher compared to a full area coverage
ƒ No commercial reason to provide services in the full area,
except if the market may be fully saturated
ƒ Digital Divide
ƒ Cheap access in cities
ƒ No or expensive access in the area
Social political benefit
ƒ To offer a (sub)set of mobile free-to-air broadcast services to
everybody everywhere independent whether they are rich or
poor or whether they live in the country or in a city
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Combination of Commercial and Free-to-Air
Mobile Broadcast Services
… is required. Examples in Germany:
DMB
ƒ Commercial service of MFD „watcha“
ƒ L-Band (incl. free-to-air-service ZDF)
ƒ Project Mifriends
ƒ 1 VHF multiplex in Regensburg, Transalb, Bodensee
ƒ 2 VHF multipexes in Munich
DVB-H
ƒ Various pilot projects for commercial use
ƒ Part of a DVB-T multiplex of e.g. Bayerischer Rundfunk is
used for 3 DVB-H services in south bavaria
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Watcha (MFD) –
Service access, mobile phones
Berlin
Format
Service offer
DMB 1 TV
N24: (News)
DMB 2 TV
MTV Music
DMB 3 TV
ProSieben.Sat1: (Comedy,
Entertainment)
DMB 4 TV
ZDF: (Public Broadcaster, free
access, start with simulcast)
Köln
Frankfurt
Nürnberg
DMB 5 Radio
Stuttgart
München
Data services
(DAB/MOT)
bigFM2see: (nation-wide radio
programme, with still pictures
„visual Radio“
EPG planned
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European DMB Project „MIFRIENDS“
Regensburg
Bodensee
München
ƒ Demonstration in Munich
during the FIFA Worldcup
2006: start on 7th June 06
ƒ dual band (VHF, L-Band)
ƒ 400 DMB-Test-Handys
ƒ USB-Stick DMB devices
trials with test persons/users
Transalp
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Commercial and Free-To-Air
Business Models
©
public
broadcasti
ng
broadcasting
services
+
m KR
licence costs
n KP
costs for
programme distribution
licence costs
©
mobile
phone
services
n KR
+
m KP
costs for
programme distribution
The customer pays subscription fee for only m programmes,
but receives m + n free-to-air programmes.
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n + m programmes
for end-users
(N = m + n)
FT
A
Abo
+ KE
costs for subsidised
receivers
win-win
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Conclusion
Mobile Broadcast
ƒ includes digital radio, radio with video and digital TV to
mobiles
ƒ the custumer will use traditional free-to-air broadcast services
together with commercial and individual multimedia services
Goals for regulation
ƒ Capacity for traditional radio and TV broadcasting in the
digital world (DAB, DVB-T)
ƒ Capacity for mobile broadcast services
ƒ not only for market-driven commercial services,
ƒ but also for free-to-air reception of radio and TV with repect to the
user behaviour of future mobile users living anywhere in the
country
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Dr. Chris Weck
General Manager
Programme Distribution
Institut fuer Rundfunktechnik
Floriansmuehlstraße 60
80939 Muenchen
Germany
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e-mail: weck@irt.de
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