Digital TV Research forecasts that Netflix will have 201 million streaming subscribers by 2023, up by 82% from 111 million at end-2017.
vMVPD and D2C revenues to rocket eightfold
vMVPD and D2C revenues will reach $24 billion by 2023 – eight times the $3 billion recorded in 2017, according to the vMVPD and D2C TV Forecasts report.
Top 10 pay TV operators to lose $20 billion
Despite adding 84 million subscribers between 2017 and 2023, subscription and PPV revenues for the world’s top 517 pay TV operators will fall by $18 billion to $183 billion.
Global pay-TV revenues to fall by 11%
Global pay-TV revenues peaked in 2016 at $205 billion. Revenues will fall by 11% to $183 billion in 2023, despite the number of pay-TV subscribers rising by 9%.
Global pay-TV to gain 95 million subscribers
Digital TV Research forecasts 95 million additional pay-TV subscribers between 2017 and 2023 to take the global total to 1.10 billion.
Asia Pacific to add 78 million pay-TV subs
The Asia Pacific pay-TV sector is bucking the downward trends in much of the rest of the world.
Western Europe pay-TV subs up, revenues down
Western European pay-TV will gain subscribers between 2017 and 2023. Although this only represents a 2.6% increase, the Western Europe Pay TV Forecasts report estimates nearly 3 million more subs to take the total to 106 million.
Eastern Europe to add 17m digital pay-TV subs
The number of digital pay-TV subscribers in Eastern Europe will increase from 25.49 million in 2010 to 61.57 million in 2017 and onto 78.08 million by 2023.
US pay TV revenues to fall by $27 billion
US pay TV revenues peaked in 2015, at $101.71 billion, according to the eighth edition of the North America Pay TV Forecasts report.
Latin America pay-TV decelerates
Although the economic recession waned somewhat in 2017, the Latin American pay-TV sector was still affected.
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