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Latest Research Coverage (22 items)
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New Research Highlights Major Challenges Skinny Bundles Face
Posted on 09-15-2016
New research from consulting firm Altman Vilandrie & Company highlights the major challenges that current and pending “skinny bundles” face. Skinny bundles - which are scaled down, customized and...
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Nielsen's Q3 '14 Data Shows Huge Drop in Linear TV Viewing as Online Video Surges
Posted on 12-03-2014
Nielsen has released its Q3 '14 Total Audience report (which is the new name for the previous quarterly Cross-Platform report), the highlight of which is the marked reduction in...
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How Binge-Viewing Became a Cultural Phenomenon - A Brief History
Posted on 06-02-2014
Binge-viewing is surely one of the most notable cultural phenomena of the past few years. Barely registering as a concept less than 3 years ago, many recent research reports now...
Research Around the Web (101 items)
- HBO NOW Streaming Data In Wake of COVID-19 HBO - 03-24-2020
- Number Of TV Channels Received By U.S. Households Falls Dramatically Mediapost - 02-14-2020
- Ad Execs Plan to Spend More on ESPN, HGTV Multichannel News - 01-13-2020
- Cord-Cutters Show Interest in Discovery Channel: Survey Multichannel News - 06-20-2019
- Netflix Again Blows Past HBO, Others as No. 1 Pick for ‘Best Original Programming,’ Survey Finds Variety - 05-20-2019
- You'd happily share passwords for Netflix, HBO and more, despite risk CNET - 02-12-2019
Download Reports (1 result)
Video Research Around the Web
- World-Wide Streaming Subscriptions Pass One Billion During Pandemic WSJ
- Cable Now Controls Nearly 70% of U.S. Fixed Broadband After Biggest Year Since 2008 Next TV
- Cord Cutting’s Worst Year Ever: Analyst B&C
- Disney Plus Will Surpass Netflix in Customers by 2026, Research Company Says Next TV
- Tubi Says Streaming Rose 58% In 2020, With Half Of Viewers Younger Than 35 Deadline
- U.S. SVOD Revenue Spiked 39% in Q3 to $5.5 Billion Next TV
- What Are Consumers Willing To Pay For Ad-Free TV Content? Mediapost
- What Streaming Wars? Five Services Control 83% of Connected TV Viewing Next TV