Having spent much of the year providing this data only to a limited number of content partners, FreeCast has decided to reveal some key statistics to end 2015. Continue reading
According to the report, the majority of respondents were pay TV subscribers however, as more and more people cut the cord, Digitalsmiths sought to understand the audience that forgoes any pay TV service. Continue reading
Fed up with your cable TV? Tired of paying for an expensive satellite package you barely use? You’re not alone: Up to 15 percent of Americans have cut the cord for OTT video services, joining the 9 percent who have never had … Continue reading
The complexity of OTT video services delivery is translating into surging growth for video managed services, according to a new report from Frost & Sullivan. Managed services offer technology vendors a way to maintain profit margins amid the plummeting product … Continue reading
A quarter of US OTT video services subscribers plan to upgrade their broadband service in the next 12 months, driving a new norm for the industry, says a study from Parks Associates. In its assessment of the way in which … Continue reading
About 60% of these underneath the age of 30 have watched streaming video on their laptops, and about 30% use Web-connected TVs and tablets. Shoppers proceed to flock to subscription VOD services, however suppliers should not take viewers as a right. … Continue reading
Digital take-up continued to grow, accounting for 4.2 million of the 6.8 million pay-TV subscribers, up 7% on a year earlier. Continue reading
The small percentage of viewers who do not use OTT services watch via broadcast or cable networks’ authenticated apps or sites, which do not fall under eMarketer’s definition of OTT. Continue reading
More than 83 percent of consumers worldwide watch on-demand video, up 4 percent from April 2015, according to the second semi-annual ‘State of Online Video’ report from Limelight Networks. Continue reading
The company should complete re-encoding its vast video library by the end of Q1 2016. Continue reading