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Are Viewers Cutting Back on Streaming?
By Tom Butts published
One researcher reports average spending, number of subscriptions have declined
Survey: Consumers Want Better Bundles to Simplify Streaming
By George Winslow published
Hub Entertainment Research study finds that helping viewers manage multiple services with better bundles can reduce “revolving door churn”
Omdia: OLED Materials Market Will Return to Growth in 2024
By George Winslow published
After a decline in 2022 and flat sales in 2023 it will reach over $2B in 2024
Samba TV: Top TV Shows Became Less Diverse in 2024
By George Winslow published
Even though the U.S. is becoming more diverse, the number of non-white leads in TV shows declined by 12% in the 2023-2024 season
Survey: Live Event Broadcasting Is Preferred Choice For 40% Of TV Viewers
By George Winslow published
Live content breaks down generational differences to beat on-demand and scheduled programming, according to a new survey from Nevion
Study: Average FAST Viewer Spending Significant Time with Free Streaming Services
By George Winslow published
The average FAST viewer spends one hour and 40 minutes watching FAST channels in the evening, according to Xumo
Study: Max, Apple TV+ Have Fewest `Committed Customers’
By George Winslow published
Only 28% of Max’s customers have been subscribers for 6+ months versus 67% for Netflix
Survey: Amazon’s Push into Ad-Supported Streaming Is Working
By George Winslow published
85% of Amazon’s Prime Video subs are now in the ad-supported tier, more than any other streaming service according to Hub’s quarterly TV Churn Tracker
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