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ecord the highest growth rate in 2005, both in terms of absolute value (+344 million<br />

euros), and percentage points (+31%), whereas the same item had a 20% increase in<br />

2004. As to pay offers it is to be pointed out further the growth of revenues from pay<br />

per view (PPV) services increased by 65% in 2005; these services benefited from the<br />

spreading of offers on digital terrestrial platform, which, in 2005, reached 45 million<br />

euros.<br />

Table 1.8. Resources of the television market (€ million)<br />

2004 2005 % Var.<br />

Advertising 3,746 3,885 3.7<br />

Licence Fee 1,474 1,483 0.6<br />

Pay Offers, of which 1,093 1,437 31.5<br />

- subscriptions 949 1,199 26.4<br />

- PPV 144 238 65.0<br />

Agreements and provisions 46 46 0.5<br />

Total 6,359 6,851 7.7<br />

Source: Corporate figures processed by AGCOM<br />

In 2005 advertising revenues continue to be the main resource of the market,<br />

contributing with 56.7% (table 1.9.) to the total value of resources even if the weight of<br />

this item is lower than the previous year. The RAI licence fee, which as public subsidy<br />

is not connected with the trend of the business cycle, further reduces its incidence on<br />

total resources 3 . In terms of trends, perhaps the most significant figure is the substantial<br />

equivalence between the value of the RAI licence fee and that of pay offers with the<br />

latter reaching 21% of total resources, only 0.6% below the licence fee.<br />

3 In 1998 the value of the RAI licence fee was 27.7% of the resources in the television sector.<br />

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