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Rise in US streaming services surged subscriber count up to 340 million 13 April 2021
As per reports, the number of OTT subscriptions in the US have now surpassed the total population of the country.The US viewers subscribe to almost five or more OTT players and have switched their entertainment channel from pay-TV to video streaming services. A study stated that 57% of internet users prefer VOD services to …
What is Encrypted Video Streaming & How it Works? 03 February 2021
For enterprises, video security is the foremost thing. Nearly 83% of enterprises cite video security as the primary influencer in their purchase decision. Therefore, video streaming services spend millions in R&D to protect content during incoming and outgoing streams, and the latest technology to grace the enterprise video security space is Advanced Encryption Standard(AES). …
Nordic consumers are loving OTT 17 December 2018
Nordic consumers are showing great enthusiasm towards OTT content. As per research, currently, 5.3 million households in the region subscribe to at least one SVOD service. Research also claims that 850 000 new SVOD households were found to have been added compared with the same period last year. In the growing regions, Norway is the …
SVoD services continues to dominate Australia 23 November 2018
According to research reports, consumer spending on video streaming services is forecasted to grow at 3 percent in 2019 to AU $5.3 billion (€3.3bn). By the end of 2018, Australia is set to become the first country to see the number of SVoD households overtake pay-TV in worldwide. The digital landscape continues to be dominated …
Streaming subscription service YouTube Premium makes debut in seven countries 16 November 2018
Paid streaming subscription service, YouTube Music Premium and YouTube Premium have gone live in seven new countries, marking its presence felt in 25 global markets. Previously known as YouTube Red, YouTube Premium provides users access to ad-free video streaming services. Launched in June, YouTube Premium is expected to cost $11.99 per month, and is expected …
Video on-demand view on rise among UK preteens 25 October 2018
According to research reports, around 94% of Britain kids aged between eight to 19 have direct access to video streaming services such as Amazon Prime Video and Netflix. More kids in the region are turning to video-on demand for their entertainment needs. The reports also states that 34% of preteens in the region are likely …
Australia’s video streaming market bigger than ever 08 October 2018
According to research reports, online video streaming is one of the most popular form of online entertainment. An average Australian spends around 12 minutes of every hour online streaming videos. The popularity of video streaming platforms such as Netflix, Stan is one of the reason behind the craze of online streaming. Netflix is estimated to …
Online content consumption to clock $129 billion by 2023 20 September 2018
Global OTT revenue is estimated to touch $129 billion in 2023 if reports are to believed. The forecast is more than double than the numbers recorded in 2017. In fact, $16 billion will be only added this year alone. According to Global OTT TV & Video Forecasts, out of the 138 countries covered, the top …
Netflix and Hathway Broadway aim to deliver video streaming services 04 September 2018
Online streaming giant Netflix has signed strategic partnership with cable broadband provider Hathway to deliver video streaming services to Hathway’s subscribers in India. Under this deal, Netflix will be offered through Hathway’s set-top box that includes a remote which will allow users to launch streaming service. Rajan Gupta, Managing Director, Hathway quoted, “In this smart …
Roku records platform revenue growth as OTT market rises 06 August 2018
Online streaming giant Roku’s OTT platform revenue is currently booming with triple-digit growth in the last quarter. Reportedly, Roku had a 46% y/y increase in active accounts and 42% y/y growth in revenue per active account. Growth of online Video streaming services, continued cord-cutting trends and internet penetration are few factors that have contributed to …
