According to a recent survey by Nielsen, it was revealed that a majority of individuals find ads annoying, and many are ready to block them. Despite this, almost 60% expressed that they are ok with ads if they are getting … Continue reading
Comic-Con has announced that it will launch a video-on-demand service around the time of the popular expo. The beta is expected to come up on May 7th. It will be ad-free and free of cost till July end. It will … Continue reading
Cord cutting is real. Viacom is gearing up to fight against it by investing in ‘TV everywhere’. Viacom Play Plex having MTV, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central and other popular channels is the answer of the network for the competition. Pay TV … Continue reading
Video ad views is growing at more than 30% this year. Monetization techniques have worked the best for OTT set top boxes, dynamic ad insertion and multiscreen. Video ads dominated on OTT devices and smartphones, and ad revenues grew by … Continue reading
According to Thinkbox, there has been a drop of 7% among young adults’ (16-24) TV viewership times in 2015. It was found out that still TV is the most popular form of video. The average viewing times for this age … Continue reading
TV viewing is shifting to internet TV platforms. There is a rise in demand for streaming services like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime. Binge watching is the trend. TV is still the dominant viewing platform, but things are changing in this … Continue reading
With a compounded annual growth rate of 8.3%, the global video on demand market pegged at nearly $50 billion is set to dominate the video industry. Major drive to VOD services is the desire to watch content as per convenience. … Continue reading
Around 15 minutes a day is consumed on SVOD services by users in Netherlands, an average of 5% of their daily total video consumption. This was revealed in the Dutch Consumer Video Behavior report by Telecompaper. This is for regular … Continue reading
A recent study by MoffettNathanson, a media research company, shows that Amercian viewers accessed TV 3% less in 2015. The biggest reason behind this is found out to be Netflix – the SVOD giant. Netflix had 4.4% and 6% of … Continue reading
IPTV in South Korea is expected to cross $7 billion by 2020, according to analysts firm Technavio. The growth rate is estimated to be around 11%. The growth will be dependent upon the rise in demand for video on demand … Continue reading