Adtaxi Survey: Streaming Is First Content Destination for 73% of Viewers In the last year, there was a 50% decrease in the percentage of adults who first turn to cable and broadcast for viewing content Survey: 36% Plan to Stream the Super Bowl That is up from 30% in 2023 according to a new Adtaxi survey Survey: Nearly Half of Super Bowl Viewers Plan to Stream the Game The new Adtaxi survey, which provides ample evidence of the TV landscape moving to towards streaming, also found that one third of Americans plan to cancel cable subscriptions in 2022 Latest about Adtaxi Quarter of Viewers to Stream Super Bowl LIV, Says Adtaxi By Michael Balderston published 21 January 20 A continued climb from the last two Super Bowls. Sports Super Bowl Live Streaming To See Triple Digit Increase This Year, Says Survey By Phil Kurz published 18 January 19 1 in 5 viewers will view the game online according to Adtaxi. Sports Report: Streaming of 2018 Oscars Expected to Increase 28 Percent By Michael Balderston published 1 March 18 A large number of viewers will also be watching content via a secondary channel Get the TV Tech NewsletterThe professional video industry's #1 source for news, trends and product and tech information. Sign up below.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1Thanksgiving TV Sports Ad-Spend Binge To Hit $624 Million 2Nominations Open for 2025 NAB Technology Awards3New Pixotope Reveal Enables AR, Virtual Production Without Green Screens4EDO, Vizio Ink New Multiyear Smart-TV Data Licensing Pact5Warner Bros. Discovery Introduces Shop With Max and Moments
Quarter of Viewers to Stream Super Bowl LIV, Says Adtaxi By Michael Balderston published 21 January 20 A continued climb from the last two Super Bowls.
Super Bowl Live Streaming To See Triple Digit Increase This Year, Says Survey By Phil Kurz published 18 January 19 1 in 5 viewers will view the game online according to Adtaxi.
Report: Streaming of 2018 Oscars Expected to Increase 28 Percent By Michael Balderston published 1 March 18 A large number of viewers will also be watching content via a secondary channel
