Do you ever suffer from choice overload when you’re looking for something to watch? This is a big part of the reason FAST TV is having such a boom. A report from Samsung Ads earlier this year predicted it would be a $480 million market in Australia by 2027. FAST (Free Ad-Supported) TV is curated channels based on themes and genres that looks a lot like old-school linear TV. And @Nine is betting big on the segment, with their CMO Liana Dubois telling Mi3Australia that FAST channels mark a “tipping point and transition moment” for total TV, and that the network has plans to create more FAST channels to cater to viewer niches like reality TV (link in the comments). This is great for advertisers, and for audiences, it means true addressability through a mass medium.
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Google also makes a move to fundamentally jump on the ad-supported CTV boat and quietly released access to its Google TV network through DV360 and Google Ads (accessible to the US and Germany so far). So now you can buy CTV ads inventory across 125+ channels from different publishers represented on Google TV, also including live sports, full-length TV shows, and movies. And regarding the numbers: in the US itself, Google TV holds 20 million monthly active devices with an average of 75 minutes per day of content consumption, so some new ad opportunities on big screens are coming. https://lnkd.in/ex_e9YGp
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What is co-viewing? It’s when multiple people watch TV together, and it’s a game-changer for building effective campaigns. Today, in homes across America, we know that 47% of linear and connected TV (CTV) is consumed by more than one person at a time. At Nielsen, our measurement solutions have always been people-based, giving us a reliable source of truth to size up co-viewing. Comment below to learn more or read more about why this data is essential in Nielsen's latest article: https://bit.ly/4dp8olL
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When it comes to video ad view, large-screen viewing continues to dominate in the U.S., with connected TV accounting for 76% of ad views and set-top box (STB) platforms another 5%. Just 13% of ad views originate on mobile in the U.S., and 6% on desktop.In contrast, European audiences’ ad views are balanced between large CTV/STB (53%) and small mobile/desktop (47%) screens. European figures soon will follow the US trend.
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Why CTV and Why Now? The adoption of non-pay TV or streaming-only households continues to grow exponentially. In 2023, US adults spent 203 minutes watching digital video per day. In 2025, that number is projected to grow to 221 minutes. It is fascinating to see how our media habits continue to evolve! If you are not advertising on connected TV, you are missing a substantial portion of your target audience and potential customers.
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