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Netflix

Majority of SVOD Programming Based on Pre-existing Intellectual Property in 2022

By Tom Butts published

Netflix and Amazon Prime have the most original programming so far this year

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Disney

Combined Hulu-Disney+ Could Account for 30 of the Top 100 Streaming Programs

By Tom Butts published

Ampere speculates impact if Disney buys out Comcast for total ownership of Hulu

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HBO Max

HBO Max Tops Netflix as Most Awarded Streamer

By Tom Butts published

HBO Max, Netflix and Amazon Prime Video are the only U.S. platforms to boast over 500 award-winning titles, according to Ampere Analysis

Disney

Disney Solidifies Lead in Scripted TV Content

By Tom Butts published

Amazon has recorded the strongest growth among all platforms

Kantar

Streaming Subscribers Who Switch, Switch to Apple TV and Paramount+

By George Winslow published

Viewers changing streaming services are more likely to try these new platforms

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London

Netflix, Paramount+ Lead in UK Streaming Originals

By George Winslow published

Netflix had 17 UK originals on its streaming service and Paramount had 13 in the first five months of 2022

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VAB

Streamers Move to Weekly Episode Releases to Battle Churn

By George Winslow published

A weekly release schedule limits subscriber churn and better maintains engagement with content over time, according to a new report by Ampere Analysis

Pixabay

SVOD Players Boost Global 2021 Content Spend to $220B

By George Winslow last updated

Worldwide investment in new content was up 14% over 2020, driven by SVOD platforms commissioning original fare

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Disney+

Report: Disney Surpasses 100M Streaming Subs in the U.S.

By George Winslow published

The popularity of the Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+ bundle boosted the platform’s performance, according to Ampere Analysis, which is projecting 108M subs by year-end

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Netflix

Netflix Adds More Older Viewers As Younger Audiences Head to the Movies

By George Winslow published

For the first time, 24–44-year-olds are now more likely to be Netflix subscribers than those aged 18-24 according to a new survey from Ampere

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