Television
Print
Music
Internet Advertising
Out-of home
Animation, gaming & vfx
 
 
Print
  Trends:
 
Rebranding by newspapers to connect with youth
More colored pages for better reader experience
Growth in number of international players in magazinepublishing
Focus on regional newspapers by national dailies
  Issues:
 
Rising newsprint costs
Lower advertisement yield
Lower penetration in urban SEC as compared to television
 

Conclusions:

 
Print industry is estimated to be Rs. 161.5 billion in 2009 showing no growth over 2008 numbers.
Hindi dailies continue to dominate the rolls with highest readership and circulation across the country. Their readership increased by 3% in 2009 over 2008.
Economic downturn impacted the advertising revenues of print media players, as a result of which, few players were constrained to drop their advertisement rates.
Growth in magazine was limited owing to lack of measurement tools to measure their reach and impact. Niche magazines are likely to see quantum growth with entry of more international players.
Regional markets would play a pivotal role in growth of print media in the next five years.
Content will play an important role in driving readership especially for younger audiences.
Online foray for print media is largely restricted to e-papers and e-magazines. Revenues from online properties are not expected to be material for print media players over the next five years.