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Could Bundles Solve the Streaming Churn Problem?

By Tom Butts published

New Ampere study shows 42% of US consumers are SVoD ‘resubscribers’

Research
Eric

Netflix, Amazon Continue to Dominate Streaming Originals

By Tom Butts published

RESEARCH The two streaming giants commissioned more than half of all streaming Originals globally in Q1 2024, according to Ampere

RESEARCH
Money

Streaming Revenues Expected to Eclipse Pay-TV Revenues in U.S. This Year

By Tom Butts published

Increased revenue from advertising and a boost in subscriber growth, alongside the decline in traditional pay TV, has led to inflection point, Ampere says

Research
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Study: Content Spending to Climb as ’23 Strike Effects Lessen

By Phil Kurz published

Ampere Analysis is forecasting 2024 will see content spending worldwide grow to $247 billion

Research
Pixabay

Ampere: Major Streaming Operations to Be Profitable in 18 Months

By George Winslow published

Disney will be the first to reach profitability in Q1 2024, followed by Warner Bros. Discovery in Q3 2024, according to Ampere

Streaming
Disney

Ampere: A Combined Disney+ Hulu Will Become Content King

By Tom Butts published

Netflix will fall to third place, researcher says

Research
Lava

As Budgets Tighten, Streamers Focus on Cheaper Unscripted Programming

By Tom Butts published

Streaming companies take a page out of broadcasters’ playbook

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Streaming Homes in Western Europe to Surpass North America in 2024

By George Winslow published

North American will also drop below 50% of global streaming revenue for the first time in 2024

Streaming
Pixabay

Almost Half of Internet Users Say They Watch Little to No Broadcast TV Anymore

By Tom Butts published

Over half of internet users say they watch more than four hours of streaming TV in a typical day

Research
Pixabay

Addressable TV Ad Spend to Hit $87B in 2027

By George Winslow published

Global revenue will grow by more than 50% from $56B in 2023 according to Ampere Analysis

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