The number of Dutch households with a Disney+ test account stands at 8%, according to the latest study from Telecompaper.
Dutch consumer multi-play revenues grow 4.5%
The traditional triple-play bundle dropped to less than half the nearly 7 million multi-play subscribers in the Netherlands in the second quarter, as more consumers turn to dual- and quad-play bundles.
Research: Dutch pay-TV market set to lose more subscribers
The number of pay-TV subscribers in the Netherlands has been falling since 2015 and is set to drop further in the coming years, according to the latest research from Telecompaper.
KPN leads decline in Dutch TV subs; Ziggo losses slow down
KPN leads decline in Dutch TV subscribers in Q2 as Ziggo slows losses, according to the quarterly Dutch TV Market report from Telecompaper.
Research: Netflix growth slows in the Netherlands
Netflix’s subscriber growth is finally slowing in the Netherlands, where it has been available for six years and is already received in two out of five households.
39% of Dutch homes had Netflix in Q4, amid flatter growth
The number of Dutch households with a Netflix subscription amounted to 2.94 million at the end of the fourth quarter, according to a study by Telecompaper.
Ziggo remains market leader Dutch broadband market
The Dutch broadband internet market grew by 0.3% in the third quarter of 2018 to 7.48 million connections, according to Telecompaper’s quarterly report on the Dutch fixed broadband market.
Number of Dutch TV homes drops to 7.46 million
The number of Dutch TV homes fell to 7.46 million in the third quarter of 2018.
Report: Dutch TV and video market grows thanks to OTT
The Dutch TV and video market grew by 7.2 percent to 556 million euro turnover in the past year.
Ziggo, KPN take 84% of Dutch TV market
The Dutch TV market contracted again in Q2, down by 0.2 percent to 7.45 million subscribers. Only IPTV showed growth, while cable, satellite and DTT lost customers, according to the latest quarterly report from Telecompaper.
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