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How Netflix and Other Streamers Reached Record Ratings in December Streamers had a festive holiday season full of football and blockbusters. According to Nielsen ratings from its Gauge December 2024 report (which accounts for viewership from Nov. 25 through Dec. 29), TV viewing was up 4% month over month, with streamers gaining a big share of audience time. Linear still outperformed streaming in terms of... https://ift.tt/OSA8IxV

Head of TV Tom Harrington was quoted in Forbes on the difficulty of attributing profitability to individual shows on streaming platforms after Disney revealed it spent over $150 million on a TV show which was axed after just one season. Read here: https://lnkd.in/eYp2ExzP

😍 Big fan of the chart that VideoWeek made using Digital i's global, harmonised viewing data 😍 🖼 With the big streamers releasing first-party data surrounding total number of views at various frequencies, it's always nice to look at the big picture. 📢 Yes, we know what the biggest name titles are on these platforms because they're almost always announced. ❔ But when the global viewer isn't watching the next big release or high profile title, what are they doing? 📺 The truth is, much of the time, we consume streamed content the same way we consumed TV. 🌐 Sure, as consumers we are spoilt for choice with the vast availability of challenging, cutting-edge content that's released from all around the world straight to the little screen, but.... ☕ We still search for background comfort TV and although there aren't full days of reruns or repeats on SVOD, we curate our own viewing schedule to maintain that habit. What's your guilty pleasure long-running TV series? Mine are currently 🛥 Below Deck and 🏥 The Resident.

Until I met Chris, I never considered investing in something like movies being sold to Netflix and other streaming platforms! Listen to this interesting discussion about investing in "alternative" alternatives: https://lnkd.in/dj3-s5A

Streaming isn't the cash cow it once was (was it ever?) for record labels. With the market flooded, it's harder than ever to make a decent buck from digital platforms. So, what's the play? Think beyond streaming. Consider sync deals for film and TV. Offer sample packs for budding producers. Engage with fans directly through special experiences and paid VIP lists. Why not turn your label into a brand people love? There's a world of opportunity out there. What ways are you monetizing your label?

Something so simple can be so successful.

Dutch authorities fined video streaming giant Netflix 4.75 million euros over its handling of subscribers' personal data. To know more, head over to thecurrent.pk #thecurrent https://lnkd.in/dKnNcjw5

Nielsen's The Gauge for July 2024 showed streaming's share of total TV time continuing to rise. An estimated 41.4% of total TV time was attributed to streaming during July 2024 with YouTube (10.4%) and Netflix (8.4%) leading the way. Peacock, due to the beginning of the 2024 Paris Olympics, saw a 33% increase in total TV time. Cable's share decreased for the 3rd straight month, accounting for 26.7% of total TV time. #nielsen #thegauge #streaming #television #lineartv #paytv #cabletv #streamingvideo #broadcasttv #marketshare #TVviewing #parisolympics #youtubetv #netflix #peacock

What's New to TheStreet... 🎬 Paramount Global Restructures TV Business 🎬 In a move to cut costs and adapt to major shifts in the TV and streaming markets, Paramount Global is overhauling its TV-production division. 📺💼 How do you think this will impact the shows and content you love? Share your thoughts below!💬⬇️ 👉🏻Follow New To The Street for more! #paramountglobal #tv #production #streaming #entertainmentnews #mediaindustry #business #restructure #businessupdate #innovation #businessnews #business #news #newtothestreet

Recently Fox launched their streaming service Tubi, in the UK. The difference between Tubi and Netflix? Tubi is completely free. With Netflix customers unhappy about sudden changes in subscription charges, we may see an exodus to Tubi. However, this could mean some interesting times ahead for the film and TV industry. Nowadays, streaming services like Netflix, are helping to fund the production of tv shows and films. Advertising and injections of money from outside companies, also help. But do you think free streaming, will mean a drop in production quality? Will we end up getting repeats of old shows on these streaming services and less new, exciting ones? Do you have Tubi? #tubi #netflix #tvandfilmindustry #consumers #streamingservices #knowinglyselect