The Impact of Media Tablets on Publication Paper Markets
How will graphic paper demand be affected in North America and Western Europe?The market for media tablets, which consists of tablet computers (including Apple's iPad) and electronic readers (including Amazon's Kindle) exploded in 2010. In the first year of availability over 15 million tablet computers reached consumers. In addition, the size of the North American electronic reader market almost doubled in size, surpassing 10 million units. By 2015, almost 200 million tablet computers are expected to be sold in North America and consumers will use them to consume content that was previously found in printed books, magazines and newspapers.
E-book sales have accelerated rapidly since 2008, but only a small fraction of consumers currently read e-books. With the North American e-reader market expected to multiply fourfold over the next five years, there is substantial room for e-book sales to continue rising dramatically. As the graph below shows, the growth so far has been mostly at the expense of printed books.
How will media tablets affect publication paper markets over the next 15 years?Print media companies have made great efforts to capitalize on the migration of consumer eyeballs towards digital, and magazine publishers are no exception. While media tablets may have an overall positive effect on readership, paper use in magazines is expected to fall at least 20% over the next 15 years. Newspapers have already faced severe competition from online news sources, and the adoption of media tablets, especially tablet computers, will make browsing news websites and digital editions even more convenient for consumers and advertisers. RISI's new study The Impact of Media Tablets on Publication Paper Markets provides low, mid and high impact scenarios over the next 5, 10, and 15 years of the effects of media tablets on graphic paper demand in books, magazines & newspapers.Focusing on North American and Western European markets, it breaksdown the loss of market share to media tablets by type of book, magazine and newspaper until 2025. For more information or to order:*RISI respects your privacy and will not share your information with anyone. Study ObjectivesRISI's The Impact of Media Tablets on Publication Paper Markets provides an in-depth analysis and forecast of how media tablets have and will impact graphic paper markets until 2025. It will help you:
Who can benefit from this studyContaining profiles of major book, magazine and newspaper publishers and paper suppliers, The Impact of Media Tablets on Publication Paper Markets is an essential strategic planning tool for publishers, printers and paper producers, as well as traders, distributors, industry suppliers and financial analysts in graphic paper markets. Study OutlineThe Table of Contents is listed below. Table Of Contents
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John Maine, RISI's VP of Graphic Papers is a co-founder of RISI who developed the graphic paper forecasting
and analysis service at RISI. He has 30 years of experience in the paper industry and is a recognized industry expert
for printing and writing paper markets, prices, analysis, and forecasts. John is a regular speaker and consultant for most major producers worldwide as well as various end-user groups including insert and catalogue publishers,
magazine publishers, book publishers, paper merchants and brokers, and major commercial printers. John heads up
the team working on this study.
Sampo Timonen has a solid background in analyzing the paper industry. Starting from technical customer service at
M-real publication papers and packaging division, he has worked as a Market Analyst at Myllykoski, and for
Handelsbanken and FIM Securities as Equity Analyst heading up their pulp and paper research. Sampo also has experience from Keskuslaboratorio Oy (KCL) in media and trend tracking research. Since October 2008, Sampo has been the Director of RISI's European Graphic Paper service contributing to the monthly monitors and forecasts.
Derek Mahlburg is an Economist for the RISI North American graphic paper service, assisting with forecasts,
monitors and special studies. For this special study, Derek is working on the North American data and assisting
Sampo with European data collection.