Over 50% of US broadband households now use paid OTT video services, either subscription or transactional, according to research from Parks Associates.
29% of US broadband users watch video on mobile
Roughly 29% of US broadband users watch video on a mobile phone monthly, with the average user watching 1.7 hours of video on a mobile phone each week, according to Parks Associates.
Nearly 50% of US broadband homes use OTT video
Subscribers to OTT services spend more per month renting and buying video downloads than the average household, which contributes to the success of Amazon’s business model of integrating transactional services with its Amazon Prime subscription service.
70 million US home have smart TVs by 2017
There will be 175 million online video users in the U.S. in 2013, rising to 191 million by 2017, at which time there will be nearly 70 million smart-TV households.
Roku surpasses Apple TV in the US
Roku is leading Apple TV in usage for US households, according to a survey by Parks Associates.
TV Everywhere reaches 70% of WE pay-TV subs
Over 70% of pay-TV subscribers in Western Europe able to receive multiscreen services such as TV Everywhere.
Mobile devices popular as a TV guide
Over one-third of US TV viewers regularly use apps to search for show-related information or check listings while in front of the TV.
Smart TVs change view of advertising
The number of North American households with a smart TV will reach 87 million by 2016, according to new research from Parks Associates.
25% of US video viewing on ‘other platforms’
25% of all video viewing in US broadband households now occurs on platforms other than the television, such as PCs, smartphones, and tablets, according to Parks Associates research.
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