ICYMI - The Week In Review looks at why most of The Trade Desk's "Top 100 Publishers on the Open Internet" list consists of streaming TV services and networks with URLs and why the list resembles a big consumer brands' media plan circa 1987. We also look at Nielsen's plans to measure Lionsgate's FAST channel and wonder why we're the only ones asking "Okay, but how?" https://lnkd.in/e8kpPVBE
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A multi-media approach works best reaching consumers via linear, streaming, and digital media. This is true combining broadcast and digital as well and linear + streaming. The strengths of targeted digital marketing with the mass reach, and influence, of broadcast television.
Linear TV/Ad-Supported Streamers: It’s Not Either/Or, It’s AND
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What...you mean Gen-Z is getting more tolerant of ads?!?...it appears so. This story discusses our viewing habits and ad tolerance for the various business models: ad supported, paid subscription, linear, random access, etc. Monthly fees are discussed broken down by set-top Pay TV, streaming, and broadband. Since most everyone has all three, the amount paid for Pay-TV has dropped...no surprise...but the monthly total amount paid remains on a downward trend.
Rebundling Fatigue, Ad Tolerance on the Rise, Says TiVo Video Trends Research Report
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Insightful, sobering article. Your AI summary is: DTC is killing all middlemen. But is all of traditional TV middlemen? Btw Warner and Paramount alone that’s some 50 cable channels that produce thousands of hours of TV each year. Undoubtedly streaming/fast/svod are better at serving this content (specifically, cheaper), but who is going to make it all in the disintermediated digital future?
Streaming media's body count
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This year, streaming usage once again claims the largest share of TV viewing in the US, with 37.7% share, according to WARC Media. Free ad-supported streaming channels such as Roku, Tubi TV and YouTube, had a particularly strong performance. But despite the empowerment and personalization new technologies allow, there’s one thing about TV viewing these days that (unfortunately) feels depressingly familiar: the advertising experience. Scott Donaton, author of "Madison and Vine", the book that laid out how to blend entertainment and brand building, thinks the industry can do better. "Streamers have so much data on how people behave and what they do while watching. That data has already been used to discover and fill programming gaps and to maximize engagement and retention. Now streamers need to take what they know and put it to use in service of creating a better, more relevant and personalized advertising experience." What can a better streaming advertising experience look like? And who's ready to start working on them? Read here: https://lnkd.in/eWyfxQXz Thanks Scott! Great read!
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Among the presentations from the four major TV giants, not a single prime-time schedule grid was shown. What stood out was the emphasis on the fluidity of that content. Networks were mentioned, but streaming services were highlighted just as much, if not more. #TVIndustry #Streaming #ContentEvolution #FutureOfTelevision
How streaming muscled its way into the upfront spotlight among the OGs of TV
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Entertainment Wars: Déjà Vu in the Streaming Age For decades, cable TV thrived on bundling channels, extracting maximum value from consumers. Now, with cord-cutting rampant, cable companies like Comcast are offering streaming bundles that mirror their old model. It feels like history is repeating itself in the streaming wars. #streamingwars #comcast #peacock #netflix #appletvplus Is bundling the answer for the streaming industry, or a sign of desperation due to crowded market? https://lnkd.in/dmusWWdY
Comcast to Launch Peacock, Netflix and Apple TV+ Bundle at a ‘Vastly Reduced Price’
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However it is more likely this is a result of internecine business unit competition rather than a complete strategy. However it can end up being a strategy if it causes a loss of desire for one solution over another.
From 15th October, EE will begin offering its customers Sky Stream, offering a much wider choice of TV channels and streaming apps. https://lnkd.in/edtAVB3N
Sky teams up with EE - Is this the end of EE TV? - RXTV
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Rising costs and choice chaos have us all trimming streaming subs, embracing more free TV and even resubscribing to cable. Yep, it's a "cord-reviving" era! 🔄 A whopping 64% went back to cable, drawn by full entertainment access, live events, local shows, and sports. 📺💰 Meanwhile, the love for free ad-supported TV channels is growing, with average interest in just 5 channels. Hey, money saved is money earned, right? For the full scoop, head to https://lnkd.in/g8m3A3Rf. 📌 #CordReviving #FreeTVRising
Survey: ‘Cord Reviving’ Is Now a Thing
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Two in three (66%) TV viewers in the US are using free, ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) platforms in a typical month, according to Horowitz Research’s annual report, State of Media, Entertainment, and Tech: Viewing Behaviours 2024. Tubi, Pluto TV, Freevee, YouTube and Roku are the top-used FAST networks by consumers surveyed in the study. https://lnkd.in/gkgn244p
Report: “FAST correcting issues that VoD created”
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