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Netflix New Zealand gets a push with original content 28 August 2017
Thanks to its original shows like Ozark which became hugely popular in New Zealand this month as per Parrot Analytics, of the top 10 shows produced for online audiences, 8 of the programmes were screened by Netflix in New Zealand. This list excluded shows like Game of Thrones and Shortland St that were produced initially …
OTT and SVOD continue to grow in Latin America despite Free services 23 August 2017
Free services and the threat of piracy in Latin America (LATAM) could not be as big of a threat to over-the-top (OTT) and subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) markets as it may be thought to be as per a research from Digital TV Research. Revenues from OTT TV episodes and films for 19 LATAM countries is expected …
Hulu losses rise by 81% to $353M in 2017 11 August 2017
Hulu’s losses in the first 6 months of 2017 have risen 81% to $353 million as per BTIG Research analyst Richard Greenfield. His analysis also shows Hulu’s losses going from $72 million in the first 6 months of 2015 to $195 million in the first half of 2016. Further the findings reveal that losses are …
SVOD to rise by 85% in China 26 July 2017
According to a new research, China will account for 85% of Subscription Video on Demand (SVOD) customers and 78% of online video sector revenues in the Asia Pacific region by 2022. According to some research studies from Media Partners Asia (MPA), the factors that drive the growth of SVOD in China include large-scale investment in …
OTT devices and services market expected to reach $165.13 billion by 2025 25 July 2017
As per a new report by Grand View Research, Inc, the global (over-the-top) OTT services market is estimated to reach upto US $165.13 billion by 2025. The increasing penetration of mobile devices including smartphones and tablets and technological advancements in consumer electronics devices like smart TVs are factors that are expected to propel the OTT …
Netflix content library worth $12 billion 25 July 2017
Despite talks about how quickly Netflix is burning through cash, the top ranked SVOD provider is seeing tremendous growth in the value of its content library. As per Morgan Stanley estimates, Netflix’s program library was worth $12 billion at the end of Q1. Original content has gone up in terms of asset valuation from 5% …
Generation Z, millennials in the US increasingly use Subscription Video-On-Demand 20 July 2017
As per the 2017 Nielsen Total Audience Report, millennials who were at the beginning stages of their careers were found to have the lowest household incomes and were more likely to live in urban areas on rent hence were more likely to have access to multimedia devices like Apple TV and Chromecast and Subscription Video-on-demand …
Subscription video-on-demand on the rise in MENA 19 July 2017
According to Digital TV Research, revenues from Subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) services in Middle East and North Africa (MENA) is estimated to reach US$ 1.23 billion by 2022 which is up from almost US$1 billion in 2016. It also estimates that 17.27 million homes will have SVOD by 2022. Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Icflix, Starz Play, …
5 benefits of Video on Demand over Traditional TV 11 July 2017
Are you old enough to recall those days when you had to adjust your schedule around your favorite TV programs and movies? Or those times when you had to rent out a movie VCR from the local video store and had to make a mental note to return it on the due date failing which …
US VOD subscribers usage patterns – TDG Research 30 June 2017
According to TDG research, two thirds of adults in the US watch Subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) services, however, their usage patterns vary greatly. pay-TV substituters that form a small number, spend 68% of their TV time watching SVOD which equates to about 25 hours a week. Further, the research suggests that Substituters spend far more time …
