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Consumers spend 42% of TV time with OTT

April 20, 2016 10.59 Europe/London By Broadband TV News Correspondent

streaming-video-surveyNew research from Adobe and TDG shows that consumers now spend 42% of TV time with OTT services.

Adobe worked with The Diffusion Group to survey video streamers off all ages. On the chart above are the weekly hours spent watching OTT on a household TV among all adult video streamers, by age.

Here are a few of the key insights from this research.

Among adult video streamers: 42% of time spent in front of the television screen at home is spent with either subscription, transactional, or free streaming video services.

65% of this OTT time on the home TV screen is spent watching subscription video-on-demand (SVOD), 30% is spent watching free streaming services (also known as FVOD), and 5% is spent watching transactional streaming services (also known as TVOD).

In the subscription streaming video category: 82% of adult video streamers subscribe to some type of online subscription video service.

Netflix tops the list at 70% use among adult video streamers, followed by Amazon Prime at 33%, and Hulu Plus at 21%.

Percent of adult video streamers using online subscription video:

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In the free streaming video category: 88% of adult video streamers use free online video services.
YouTube is by far the most popular free online video service. It is used by 83% of adult video streamers. It is followed by Hulu at 23% and Crackle at 19%.

Percent of adult video streamers using free streaming video

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In the transactional video category: 34% of adult video streamers use a transactional streaming video service. iTunes, Google Play, and Amazon Instant View are the top three transactional streaming video services.

Percent of adult video streamers using transactional streaming video

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Filed Under: Editor's Choice, Newsline, OTT, Research Tagged With: Adobe, TDG, US Edited: April 21, 2016 10:58

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