Here is our Q2 2019 summary report on the video technology startup sector. The following report includes a sector overview and recent activity.
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The following graphs highlight recent trends in Future of Television (TV) startup funding activity. The graphics include data through May 2017.
The above graph summarizes the total funding raised by Future of TV startups for each year. 2016 has the most funding to date at just under $4.5B.
The above graph summarizes the total amount of funding raised by Future of TV companies founded in a certain year. Companies founded in 2011 have raised the most funding around $3.7B.
We are currently tracking 781 Future of TV companies in 11 categories across 42 countries, with a total of $25 Billion in funding. Click here to learn more about the full Future of Television market report.
The following graph summarizes investor activity in the Future of TV space. Please note these graphics are made using data through May 2017.
The above analysis summarizes the total number of investment rounds Future of TV investors participated in, and the number of unique companies funded by those investors. Major investors into the space include Intel, Redpoint, Greycroft Partners, 500 Startups, and Comcast.
We are currently tracking 777 Future of TV companies in 11 categories across 41 countries, with a total of $26 Billion in funding. Click here to learn more about the full Future of TV market report.
The following graphs highlight venture investing trends into the Future of Television (TV) sector. The graphics include data through May 2017.
The above graph compares the total venture funding in each Future of TV category to the number of companies in the category. The Video Consumption category leads in funding at around $9B. Video Advertising leads in company count at around 145.
The above analysis summarizes the average company funding in each Future of TV category. The Video Consumption category leads the sector with under $110M in average funding per company, followed by the Video Licensing and Video Creation categories.
We are currently tracking 770 Future of TV companies in 11 categories across 41 countries, with a total of $25 Billion in funding. Click here to learn more about the full Future of Television market report.
The analyses below summarize where Future of Television (TV) innovations are occurring. The graphics includes data through May 2017.
The above map shows the number of FoTV companies located in different countries. The United States ranks as the top country with around 500 companies.
The above map shows the amount of total AI startup venture capital funding in different countries. The United States has the most VC funding at around $18B.
We are currently tracking 765 Future of TV companies in 11 categories across 40 countries, with a total of $25B in funding. Click here to learn more about the full Future of TV market report.
The following graphs highlight recent trends in Future of Television (TV) startup funding activity. The graphics include data through May 2017.
The above graph summarizes the total funding raised by Future of TV startups for each year. 2016 has the most funding to date at just under $4.5B.
The above graph summarizes the total amount of funding raised by Future of TV companies founded in a certain year. Companies founded in 2011 have raised the most funding at around $3.7B.
We are currently tracking 760 Future of TV companies in 11 categories across 40 countries, with a total of $25 Billion in funding. Click here to learn more about the full Future of TV market report.
Here is our Q2 2017 summary report on the Future of TV startup sector. The following report includes a startup landscape overview, graphical trends with insights, and recent funding and exit events.
We are currently tracking 753 Future of TV companies in 11 categories across 39 countries, with a total of $24 Billion in funding. Click here to learn more about the full Future of TV market report.
The following post highlights how Venture Scanner categorizes the Future of Television (TV) startup landscape, and presents our Innovation Quadrant showing how those categories compare to one another. The data for this post is through May 2017.
The above sector map organizes the sector into 11 categories and shows a sampling of companies in each category.
Our Innovation Quadrant provides a snapshot of the average funding and average age for the different Future of TV categories and how they compare with one another.
The definitions of the Future of TV categories are as follows
Multi-channel Networks: Companies that aggregate content from multiple YouTube publishers into one channel.
Social Video Platforms: Social networks built around video/TV content, and applications used by the end-users alongside TV programs to offer enhanced viewing experiences.
Video Advertising Platforms: Companies that help marketers by finding and aggregating the supply of publisher inventory, ad servers that facilitate the delivery of ads from a stored server, and marketplaces that connect buyers and sellers over digital advertising space.
Video Analytics Platforms: Companies that measure and provide viewer analytics and social media data around TV shows to publishers and content creators.
Video Consumption Platforms: Companies that enable users to consume television content through the Internet and across multiple screens. They include destination and over-the-top video platforms, as well as set-top boxes and connected TV devices.
Video Creation Platforms: Companies that enable users to create or produce video content to be distributed across the Internet or other medium.
Video Discovery Platforms: Companies that help users find and curate relevant video content based on preferences and data analysis, as well as providing viewers with supplemental TV program information (e.g. descriptions, showtimes).
Video Distribution Platforms: Companies that provide a network of servers to deliver content to users based on their geographical location, and platforms that enable users to upload their videos and automatically distribute content across a variety of destinations.
Video Infrastructure Platforms: Companies that provide the backend system that support video streaming services. These include general infrastructure platforms as well as data management platforms that store and utilize user demographics and consumption data.
Video Licensing Platforms: Companies that manage and monetize the copyright of television, film, and digital video content and syndicate them with advertisements to deliver to publishers.
Video Management Platforms: Companies that handle the organization of video content such as processing videos for uploading, managing ad operations, and tagging video content with metadata to enhance targeted advertising.
We are currently tracking 753 Future of TV companies in 11 categories across 39 countries, with a total of $24 Billion in funding. Click here to learn more about the full Future of TV market report.
The following graph summarizes investor activity in the Future of Television (TV) space. Please note these graphics are made using data through February 2017.
The above analysis summarizes the total number of investment rounds Future of TV investors participated in, and the number of unique companies funded by selected investors. Major investors include Intel, Redpoint, Greycroft Partners, 500 Startups, and First Round.
We are currently tracking 753 Future of TV companies in 11 categories across 39 countries, with a total of $24 Billion in funding. Click here to learn more about the full Future of TV market report.
The following graphs highlight venture investing trends into the Future of Television (TV) sector. The graphics include data through February 2017.
The above graph compares the total venture funding in each Future of TV category to the number of companies in the category. The Video Consumption category takes the lead in total funding with just under $9B. The Video Advertising category leads in the number of startups at around 140.
The above analysis summarizes the average company funding in each Future of TV category. The Video Consumption category leads the sector with around $115M in average funding per company, followed by the Video Licensing and Video Creation categories.
We are currently tracking 751 Future of TV companies in 11 categories across 39 countries, with a total of $24B in funding. Click here to learn more about the full Future of Television market report.
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