Ampere Analysis Global Streaming Subs Expected to Surpass 2 Billion by 2029 Ampere predicts annual worldwide revenues to exceed $190 billion 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 Latest about Ampere Analysis 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. China Leads ESports Viewing Habits, Per Ampere By Michael Balderston published 13 January 20 China’s percentage of monthly viewers for eSports more than four times that in the U.S. Sports China Hotbed for New TV Dramas, Per Ampere By Michael Balderston published 22 October 19 Nearly 300 dramas were announced by Chinese broadcasters and OTT providers in last six months. Mega Mergers Make Disney, Comcast More Competitive with OTT Streamers By Phil Kurz published 10 December 18 Analyst says Disney/Fox and Comcast/Sky account for four of every $10 in the U.S. spent to acquire content. 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 ARTICLES1Sinclair, Gray Media to Broadcast Columbus Blue Jackets NHL Games2Gray Media Renews Comscore Measurement Deal3Political Ad Spend for the 2024 Election Cycle Hit a Record $11.1 Billion4Former FCC Chair Expresses ‘Concern’ Over Musk’s Influence5Dallas Mavericks Roll Out New Streaming Platform
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.
China Leads ESports Viewing Habits, Per Ampere By Michael Balderston published 13 January 20 China’s percentage of monthly viewers for eSports more than four times that in the U.S.
China Hotbed for New TV Dramas, Per Ampere By Michael Balderston published 22 October 19 Nearly 300 dramas were announced by Chinese broadcasters and OTT providers in last six months.
Mega Mergers Make Disney, Comcast More Competitive with OTT Streamers By Phil Kurz published 10 December 18 Analyst says Disney/Fox and Comcast/Sky account for four of every $10 in the U.S. spent to acquire content.
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.
