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 2020 to Be the Year of AVoD, Says Ampere By Michael Balderston published 6 January 20 Despite current low use, Ampere sees this as the “calm before the storm.” Sports Rights Made Up Quarter of 2018 Content Spending By Michael Balderston published 16 October 19 Value of sports rights has nearly doubled since 2012. Sports 70 Percent of U.S. SVOD Households 'Stack' Streaming Subscriptions, Says Researcher By Phil Kurz published 21 February 19 New research from Ampere Analysis also finds Netflix to lead others by far in ‘solo SVOD’ homes. TV Content Spending Increased $50B Over Last Five Years By Michael Balderston published 25 October 19 Most spending coming from established TV companies looking to compete in a new looking market. Hulu Missing Piece of Disney’s Streaming Strategy, Says Ampere By Michael Balderston published 15 May 19 Says Disney can reinvent the TV channel family for the streaming generation. Business Video Piracy Sinks Below 5% in U.S., Per Ampere By Michael Balderston published 27 June 19 Legal SVoD services are eliminating the need for pirate sites. 80% of American Internet Users Subscribe to sVOD By Tom Butts published 11 July 19 Growth resumes after plateauing over the past few years. Report: Consumers Doubling Up on TV Services by Bundling By Michael Balderston published 10 April 17 There are a lot of ways for viewers to watch TV nowadays, whether it be services like Netflix, devices like Roku, or a good old-fashioned cable box. Netflix Available Via 300M Pay-TV Set-Top Boxes Globally By Michael Balderston published 2 December 19 Netflix reaches as many as 86% of pay-TV set-top boxes in North America. Traditional Broadcasters Eye Content on Social Media Platforms, Ampere Says By Michael Balderston published 26 November 19 Broadcast groups are providing funding as a way to access social media’s youth audience. 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 ARTICLES1BIA: Local TV Advertising To Grow 3.6% to $21 Billion in 20252Comscore Awarded U.S. Patent For Person-Level TV Audience Measurement3NAB Seeks Delay in Rules Requiring Audio Description of Emergency Alert Graphics, Maps4FCC’s Carr: CBS News Bias Complaint to Be Part of Paramount Deal Review5Deloitte: Hollywood Still Cautious Over Implementing Generative AI
2020 to Be the Year of AVoD, Says Ampere By Michael Balderston published 6 January 20 Despite current low use, Ampere sees this as the “calm before the storm.”
Sports Rights Made Up Quarter of 2018 Content Spending By Michael Balderston published 16 October 19 Value of sports rights has nearly doubled since 2012.
70 Percent of U.S. SVOD Households 'Stack' Streaming Subscriptions, Says Researcher By Phil Kurz published 21 February 19 New research from Ampere Analysis also finds Netflix to lead others by far in ‘solo SVOD’ homes.
TV Content Spending Increased $50B Over Last Five Years By Michael Balderston published 25 October 19 Most spending coming from established TV companies looking to compete in a new looking market.
Hulu Missing Piece of Disney’s Streaming Strategy, Says Ampere By Michael Balderston published 15 May 19 Says Disney can reinvent the TV channel family for the streaming generation.
Video Piracy Sinks Below 5% in U.S., Per Ampere By Michael Balderston published 27 June 19 Legal SVoD services are eliminating the need for pirate sites.
80% of American Internet Users Subscribe to sVOD By Tom Butts published 11 July 19 Growth resumes after plateauing over the past few years.
Report: Consumers Doubling Up on TV Services by Bundling By Michael Balderston published 10 April 17 There are a lot of ways for viewers to watch TV nowadays, whether it be services like Netflix, devices like Roku, or a good old-fashioned cable box.
Netflix Available Via 300M Pay-TV Set-Top Boxes Globally By Michael Balderston published 2 December 19 Netflix reaches as many as 86% of pay-TV set-top boxes in North America.
Traditional Broadcasters Eye Content on Social Media Platforms, Ampere Says By Michael Balderston published 26 November 19 Broadcast groups are providing funding as a way to access social media’s youth audience.
