Close to 70% of Britons are paying to watch TV, but the threat of cord cutting in favour of online services is overplayed, according to a new Nielsen report.
Operators seek advantage from cloud technology
The maturing of virtualised cloud technology is bringing with it increased opportunities for premium video operators.
North America to lose fewer pay-TV subs
The number of pay-TV subs in North America [Canada and the US] will fall from 112 million in the peak year of 2012 to 106 million in 2021, according to […]
65% of US broadband consumers use 2nd screen
65% of US broadband households engage in at least one second-second screen activity on at least a monthly basis, according to Parks Associates.
Eastern Europe’s pay-TV M&A prospects
Over the last two years, Eastern Europe remained an active pay-TV market from an M&A perspective, with high fragmentation in the cable sector leading to ongoing consolidation, according to a […]
US pay-TV continues to lose subscribers
The thirteen largest pay-TV providers in the US, representing about 95% of the market, lost about 385,000 net video subscribers in 2015.
White Paper: Signal-to-Screen OTT & TV Everywhere Solution Brief
As executives are charged with recreating the broadcast experience for over-the-top (OTT) delivery, they must assemble multiple vendors and manage highly-complex integrations. Find out more in this White Paper from Avanto
US connected TV homes increase 14% YoY
More than half (52%) of all US internet homes have at least one TV connected to the internet.
Chromecast takes 35% of streamer market
Amazon, Apple, Google and Roku accounted for more than 8 out every 10 Digital Media Streamer shipments worldwide in 2015, according to Strategy Analytics.
S-VOD accounts for 5% of Dutch video use
Dutch consumers devote on average 5% of their daily video viewing to subscription VOD services.