Strategy Analytics' Digital Media Index (DMI) analyzes quarterly revenue trends for the top pubicly traded digital media companies across advertising, video, music, games, social media and content delivery networks sectors. The Digital Media Index measures growth on both a quarterly and trailing twelve month (TTM) basis. A total of 45 publicly traded digital media companies are included in the Digital Media Index.
Global digital media revenues continued to grow in the Q4 2015 among companies tracked in Strategy Analytics Digital Media Index reaching $64.3 billion, up 15% from $55.7 billion in Q4 2014. In terms of absolute revenues, Google remains the DMI leader, generating $21.2 billion in revenues during Q4 2015, followed by Amazon with $7.2 billion, and Apple (iTunes) with $6.1 billion. Chinese companies Tencent ($4.9 bilion) and Baidu ($2.7 billion) continue to make a strong showing on the Digital Media Index.
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Segments covered in this report include:
Digital Advertising, Online Video, Digital Music, Online Games, Content Delivery Networks
Companies covered in this report include:
Activision, Akamai, Amazon, Axel Springer, Apple, Baidu, Blinkx, Electronic Arts (EA), Facebook, Gannett, Google, IAC/InterActiveCorp, ITV Online, Limelight Networks, LinkedIn, Microsoft, NCsoft, Netease, Netflix, New York Times, Naver (formerly NHN), Pandora, Real Networks, Rediff, Ren Ren, Schibsted Online, Sina, Sohu, Spotify, Tencent, e-TF1, Tenga, Time Inc., Tribune, Twitter, Ubisoft, UMG Digital, Walt Disney Company, Warner Music Group, Yahoo, Yahoo Japan, Yandex, and Zynga