Activities
| Latest SIS Reports |
| All SIS studies and reports can be found under Studies and Reports (in the left hand menu) however they are password restricted and are reserved for EBU Members only |
The European TV Market 2011
(Full report to be published in May) |
PSB TV News: Trends and Developments
(Full report to be published Jan 12) |
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PSB TV News: Trends and Developments
(Full report to be published Jan 12) |
Public radio and new media platforms 2011
(June 2011) |
The European TV market 2010
(May 2011) |
| Funding of public service media (November 2010) |
| PSM and relationships with Publishers/Newspapers and Commercial Broadcasters (September 2010) |
| Radio branding in the digital age (May 2010) |
| European TV market trends - 2010 update (March 2010) |
| Funding of Public Service Broadcasters (December 2009) |
| Public Radio and Newsroom Integration (June 2009) |
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The SIS is the research unit of the EBU specializing in economic and market analysis and works with all functional departments within the EBU.
It conducts data collection, primary research, and surveys; compiles and analyses information; and makes results available through published reports, presentations, and other communication. In addition, SIS procures existing published studies/expertise and maintains one of the most extensive and up-to-date repositories of media publications in Europe.
SIS is engaged in the ongoing study of media markets throughout Europe. The unit collects information about all EBU Members; tracks actual market conditions and trends in the television, radio, and new media; analyses industry structures; and investigates the competitive environment.
Objectives
The objectives of the SIS are to provide the basic tools for the EBU and its Members to understand relative positioning of Members and the markets in which they operate; to help them anticipate trends; to develop strategies; and to provide the evidentiary basis for legal and lobbying positions.
Contacts:
Alexander Shulzycki
Head of SIS | Lisa Benjamin
Senior Assistant
Tel: +41 (0)22 717 2217
e-mail: sis@ebu.ch |
