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Latest Research Coverage (20 items)
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FreeWheel: Connected TV and VOD Viewing Drive Over Half of All Premium Video Views
Posted on 09-20-2018
Connected TV devices and set-top box VOD now account for 57% of all premium video views in the U.S. according to FreeWheel’s Q2 Video Monetization Report (VMR) released today. It...
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FreeWheel: Live Viewing Surged 36% in 2016 on Sports and Politics
Posted on 03-21-2017
FreeWheel has released its 2016 year-end Video Monetization Report, revealing, among things, that ad views in live streams grew 36% in 2016, powered by marquee sports events and the...
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FreeWheel VMR: Desktop Declines to 34% of Ad Views as Entertainment Focus Grows
Posted on 09-29-2016
FreeWheel has released its Q2 2016 Video Monetization Report, once again sharing valuable insights on premium video viewing and monetization. Continuing its precipitous drop from prior quarters, desktop’s share of...
Research Around the Web (8 items)
- Targeted Video Ads Jump 48% In 1st Quarter: Freewheel B&C - 06-27-2019
- Data-Enabled TV Buying Rises, Despite Concerns Mediapost - 05-30-2019
- Direct Video Ad Deals Soar Mediapost - 03-28-2019
- Users Accept More Video Ads Online Media Daily - 02-16-2012
- Clogged Pipes: Viewers Not Turned Off by Online Ads AdWeek - 12-01-2011
- Consumers More Accepting of Ads in Online Video AdWeek - 08-18-2011
Download Reports (4 results)
Video Research Around the Web
- IAB: video driving all-time high in digital ad spend The Drum
- 46% Of U.S. Broadband Households Now Subscribe To Multiple OTT Services Mediapost
- Survey: Streamers Now Access Two-Third of Their Video Online Multichannel News
- 'Platform Surfing': 74% Of Connected Device/Smart TV Users Stream; 44% Switch Between Streaming, Linear TV Mediapost
- Netflix Extends Lead in U.K. Amid Boom in Subscription Streaming Services Variety
- YouTube Videos Featuring Young Children Get Triple The Views Of Videos That Don’t (Study) Tubefilter
- Roku and Amazon Now Control Nearly 70% of U.S. Streaming Media Player Market Multichannel News
- Americans Want to Pay $21 for All Their Streaming Services Combined, Poll Finds The Hollywood Reporter