7th Annual Conference of the EBU Information & Statistics Network Marrakech, Morocco, 15– 16 September 2005 EBU Members finance EBU Members finance trends over the last trends over the last few years few years Krzysztof Klimaszewski Polskie Radio S.A.
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7th Annual Conference of the EBU Information & Statistics Network Marrakech, Morocco, 15– 16 September 2005
EBU Members financeEBU Members finance trends over the last few trends over the last few
yearsyearsKrzysztof Klimaszewski
Polskie Radio S.A.
OutlineOutline Total income and sources of funding - PSB historical trends – Income
- Breakdown of income
Total expenditure Conclusions for the coming future
Main source of information Analytical tool SIS guides/ EBU guides Presentations from Finance Assembly
PSB Historical Trends - Income
Percentage of evolution of income (1995-2003) Total income (based on local currency nominal value)
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
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90%
YLE
Finland
Radio France
France
FT ARD
Germany
ZDF RAI
Italy
TVP
Poland
BBC
UK
Total income and sources of fundingMARKET ORGANISATION 2000 2001 2002 2003 03/00
ISRAEL IBA - - -CYPRUS CYBC - - -MALTA PBS - - 6,10
MOROCCO RTM 51,90 51,20 48,40LIBYA LJB - - -
in mln EURO
POLAND
ROMANIA
LATVIA
ESTONIA
ALGERIA
CZECH REPUBLIC
HUNGARY
BULGARIA
SLOVAKIA
What do we finance?
Market Organisation
National Services - Programme Expenditure
National Services - Transmission
Algeria Etablissement Public de Radiodiffusion Sonore 31,09% 0,00%Algeria ETABLISSEMENT PUBLIC DE TELEDIFFUSION ALGERIEN0,00% 88,49%Austria Oesterreichischer Rundfunk 53,31% 3,09%Belgium Fl De Vlaamse Radio- en Televisieomroep 57,99% 2,30%Belgium Fr Radio-Television Belge de la Communaute francaise65,29% 1,04%Bulgaria Balgarska Nationalna Televizia 45,76% 14,21%Bulgaria Balgarsko Natzionalno Radio 24,97% 33,48%Croatia Hrvatska Radiotelevizija 23,02% 10,72%Czech republicCeska Televize 53,09% 14,07%Czech republicCesky Rozhlas 21,74% 18,46%Denmark Danmarks Radio 12,61% 4,73%Denmark TV 2/DANMARK a/s 39,83% 4,99%Estonia Eesti Raadio 37,72% 20,49%Estonia Eesti Televisioon 62,87% 14,97%Finland MTV OY 49,34% 9,59%Finland Yleisradio Oy 67,75% 11,00%France France Televisions 61,14% 7,27%Germany Arbeitsgemeinschaft der oeffentlich- rechtlichen Rundfunkanstalten der Bundesrepublik Deutschland (ARD)43,79% 6,22%Germany Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen 72,17% 5,87%Hungary Magyar Radio RT 61,23% 31,02%Hungary Magyar Televizio Reszvenytarsasag 37,59% 19,78%Iceland Rikisutvarpid 59,39% 5,26%Ireland Radio Telefis Eireann 76,45% 10,97%Israel Rashut HaShidur 75,08% 8,76%Italy RAI-Radiotelevisione Italiana S.p.A. 67,57% 8,73%
Latvia Valsts Bezpelnas sabiedriba ar ierobezotu atbildibu 34,21% 17,06%Latvia Valsts bezpelnas sabiedriba Latvijas Radio 74,87% 24,37%Lithuania Lietuvos Nacionalinis Radijas ir Televizija 61,32% 15,20%Macedonia JP MAKEDONSKA RADIO TELEVIZIJA 71,25% 0,00%Malta Public Broadcasting Services Ltd. - Malta 56,67% 10,00%Morocco RADIO DIFFUSION TELEVISION MAROCAINE 53,71% 2,83%NetherlandsNetherlands Public Broadcasting (ex - NOS) 76,41% 5,57%Norway Norsk Rikskringkasting AS 59,41% 12,72%Norway TV2 AS 41,27% 10,60%Poland Polskie Radio S.A. 41,01% 18,71%Poland Telewizja Polska S.A 60,70% 13,32%Portugal RDP - Radiodifusco Portuguesa, S.A. 41,01% 7,23%Romania Societatea Romana de Radiodifuziune 20,46% 23,22%Romania Societatea Romana de Televiziune 37,18% 15,56%Serbia Radio-televizija Srbije 36,87% 12,35%Slovakia Slovenska Televizia 50,05% 27,30%Slovakia Slovensky Rozhlas 26,33% 22,11%Slovenia Radiotelevizija Slovenija 46,11% 9,37%Spain RTVE RadioTelevision Espanola 49,17% 7,44%Sweden Sveriges Radio AB 64,82% 15,72%Sweden Sveriges Television AB 56,01% 14,25%SwitzerlandSRG-SSR idee suisse 61,73% 7,45%Turkey Turkiye Radyo Televizyon Kurumu 19,78% 7,17%United KingdomBritish Broadcasting Corporation 65,57% 4,53%United KingdomChannel 4 Television 73,43% 6,53%United KingdomSianel Pedwar Cymru 73,35% 16,08%
Conclusions for the coming future Public Broadcasters will be at a competitive disadvantage (licence fee
difficult to find the socially acceptable level, new investments like new
channels ex. thematics, digitalisation, new active players on the adv market –
mobile operators, Internet providers and outdoor advertisers)
Public channel output is more heavily skewed to genres like education,
factual, arts, news and information –genres that would be explicitly prohibited
from product placement.
Commercial broadcasters are increasing in number and in financial strength
Broadcasters whose schedules are dominated by entertainment and format
shows will have competitive advantage and reap most of the financial
rewards.
Private broadcasters can do product placement (relaxed rules), teleshopping
services, internet etc.
Commercial broadcasters promote and lobby the dual system where they
would have the advertising time market to itself and PSB would only receive
license fee
Performance indicators for PSB-sDutch model of program quality assessment byJo Bardoel (University of Amsterdam/University of Nijmegen)Leen d'Haenens (University of Nijmegen)
Performance indicators for PSB-s
Broadcaster’s performance indicators
Audience indicators(by different target groups)
Qua
ntit
ativ
e in
dica
tors
(by
prog
ram
cat
egor
ies) Q
ualitative in
dicators
innovativeness
variety
balance,impartiality
reliability
satisfactionshare
reach
rating
interactivity
cost perlistener/viewer
cost per hour
program volume(hours, quotas)
source data:budget & accounts
source data:audience research
source data:expert evaluation
source data:opinion research
citation frequency
budget volume
cost per citizen
technical quality
in public interest
AIMSMEANS
RESULTS EFFECT
Performance indicators for commercial broadcasters