Ampere Analysis Six Companies Now Make More Than Half of the World’s Media Ampere report shows continued concentration in content creation NFL Dramatically Boosts vMPVD Sign-Ups Streaming pay TV operators like YouTube TV and Fubo see a 77% spike in signups during NFL seasons Could Bundles Solve the Streaming Churn Problem? New Ampere study shows 42% of US consumers are SVoD ‘resubscribers’ Latest about Ampere Analysis SVoD Homes Have Access to 100,000 Hours of Content, Finds Ampere By Michael Balderston published 9 July 20 Homes with kids are signed up for nearly five services OTT Accounts ‘Borrowed’ in One of Seven Homes By Michael Balderston published 5 June 20 Ampere’s estimates project 70 million homes are borrowing an OTT account 51% of Global Sports Fans Watch Pirated Sports Content By Michael Balderston published 5 June 20 This as 89% of fans subscribe to pay-TV or OTT services Sports Dish, DirecTV Among Hardest Hit in Q1 Pay-TV Decline By Michael Balderston last updated 27 May 20 The global pay-TV market, outside of China, is continuing downward trend, says Ampere Analysis Ampere: Streaming Sole Growth Area Amid COVID-19’s Wake By Michael Balderston published 21 May 20 Projects entertainment industry as a whole to lose $160 billion in next five years Ampere: 50% of Families With Kids Have Disney+ By Michael Balderston published 17 March 20 Streaming service also popular among large swath of 18-24 year olds HBO Max Landing Most of New WarnerMedia Programs By Michael Balderston published 13 February 20 In a year, WarnerMedia went from approving two streaming projects to nearly 50 in a quarter, per Ampere Analysis Broadcasters Increasingly Taking an OTT Approach to Programming By Tom Butts published 29 August 19 Use of traditional “pilot” episodes down by a third. Youtube Maintains Online Video Dominance By Tom Butts published 2 July 19 Facebook’s video decline comes at the expense of Netflix, Ampere says. Broadcasters Beginning to Explore Short-Form Content By Michael Balderston published 9 December 19 U.K.’s BBC and Channel 4 are among first major broadcasters experimenting with format. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Archives 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 ARTICLES1Mediaocean To Acquire Innovid, Will Merge It With Flashtalking2Xumo To Make Ad Inventory Available Programmatically With PubMatic3Viant, Disney Advertising Expand CTV Ad Collaboration48 Channels Added to MyFree DirecTV Streaming Lineup5Thanksgiving TV Sports Ad-Spend Binge To Hit $624 Million
SVoD Homes Have Access to 100,000 Hours of Content, Finds Ampere By Michael Balderston published 9 July 20 Homes with kids are signed up for nearly five services
OTT Accounts ‘Borrowed’ in One of Seven Homes By Michael Balderston published 5 June 20 Ampere’s estimates project 70 million homes are borrowing an OTT account
51% of Global Sports Fans Watch Pirated Sports Content By Michael Balderston published 5 June 20 This as 89% of fans subscribe to pay-TV or OTT services
Dish, DirecTV Among Hardest Hit in Q1 Pay-TV Decline By Michael Balderston last updated 27 May 20 The global pay-TV market, outside of China, is continuing downward trend, says Ampere Analysis
Ampere: Streaming Sole Growth Area Amid COVID-19’s Wake By Michael Balderston published 21 May 20 Projects entertainment industry as a whole to lose $160 billion in next five years
Ampere: 50% of Families With Kids Have Disney+ By Michael Balderston published 17 March 20 Streaming service also popular among large swath of 18-24 year olds
HBO Max Landing Most of New WarnerMedia Programs By Michael Balderston published 13 February 20 In a year, WarnerMedia went from approving two streaming projects to nearly 50 in a quarter, per Ampere Analysis
Broadcasters Increasingly Taking an OTT Approach to Programming By Tom Butts published 29 August 19 Use of traditional “pilot” episodes down by a third.
Youtube Maintains Online Video Dominance By Tom Butts published 2 July 19 Facebook’s video decline comes at the expense of Netflix, Ampere says.
Broadcasters Beginning to Explore Short-Form Content By Michael Balderston published 9 December 19 U.K.’s BBC and Channel 4 are among first major broadcasters experimenting with format.
