Disney, Fox, and WBD’s deep ties with the multi-channel bundle are a “gilded cage” that contributed to a judge issuing a preliminary injunction barring Venu Sports’ launch. What’s next for the JV, and what does it mean for Fubo, other MVPDs, and vMVPDs? https://lnkd.in/gnZUwUrp
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nScreenMedia provides analysis of multi-screen video. The daily or weekly updates, stay informed of the trends, technology, and changes happening to modern media.
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Comparing Vizio vs. Roku in Q2 2024 shows Roku extended its lead in terms of active accounts. However, Vizio is catching up fast in the important areas of ARPU and engagement. https://lnkd.in/g4YrbSKd
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As the streaming revolution rewrites the business rules of media, some are resorting to the courts to protect their position. Here are three cases that pit distributors against programmers, cities against SVOD, and content owners against ISPs. https://lnkd.in/g4Z9Qu_g
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A third of US TV ad spending goes to connected TV (CTV) services. Streaming TV reach and time spent viewing data is much higher, suggesting CTV share should be higher, too. But maybe not! https://lnkd.in/ge9hN7Hz
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Netflix notes that less than 2 years after launch, its ads tier now accounts for over 45% of all signups in ads markets, including the U.S. Given that success, why has the company chosen to license first-run studio films that its U.S. ad-tier subscribers see but can’t watch? https://lnkd.in/g52xnsZ2
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Multibillion-dollar write-downs on Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount linear TV networks underscore the seismic changes streaming has brought to the industry. https://lnkd.in/ga2Gh4gt
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SVOD grew its share of US home entertainment spending in Q2 2024 by a massive 7%. It took all its share gains from MVPD and vMVPDs, but they still dominate spending. https://lnkd.in/gjAUm5qK
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There was a massive increase in Q2 2024 home entertainment spending. SVOD was the big winner, growing revenue with subscription fee increases. Consumers took revenue from trad pay TV to pay for the SVOD increases. https://lnkd.in/gCfE-bnZ
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While broadcasters flounder, streaming TV grows stronger. Streaming made significant gains in live with the Olympics, in quality with KPI improvements, and in FASTs with big viewing time gains. https://lnkd.in/gvzdftiV
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Massive broadcaster write-downs on the value of their TV channels reflect the reality. Channel revenues are falling, and direct-to-consumer services aren’t close to picking up the slack. https://lnkd.in/g94JSVw8
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