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Streamingtips #8 – The Bad Batch, Drive to Survive en Gran Turismo With the Streamingtips As FWD editors, we look at the new offerings, mainly from Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Disney+. If services such as Apple TV and Videoland also have something cool that week, we will also report that. Many tips are based on preference, but we also pay attention to things such as popularity or a certain niche. This means that many different types of films, cartoons, series and documentaries are covered. If you have any streaming tips from the past week, please share them in the comments! Hypnotic (Amazon Prime Video) In Hypnotic, Ben Affleck plays a man https://lnkd.in/dff2yMXP

Roku is the first stop for auto discovery. Roku can make auto brands unmissable across the streamer's journey — while driving them down the funnel. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ebeVtFCc #Streaming #Advertising

I am confident: live streams are not just a trend—they’re a new norm. WHY? They’ve grown beyond just Let’s Plays and now cover every imaginable topic. We’re more ready than ever to watch and share in others’ lives. Many of us crave the effect of presence and connection. Live streams offer friends who feel almost real, more than offline ones. Personally, I’ve formed deep connections with streamers, feeling a sense of belonging. Streams provide a unique, shared experience that resonates with many. That’s why I believe live streams are here to stay. They’re more than entertainment—they’re a solution to modern isolation. So, whether you’re a viewer or a marketer, EMBRACE THIS NEW REALITY. If you need help creating a campaign for your business with streamers --> let's chat. #livestreams #digitalmarketing #influencermarketing #streaming

It can simply start the direct streaming of a Disney story, or be personalized with guest’s treasured memories. Private. Safe. No adversarial content exposure. “If you can dream then you can do it “ Walt Disney We did it. ZIPPYAR a safe media streaming platform from products, packaging and printed media with a platform for consumer engagement. #innovation #startup

New Hollywood is coming full circle. The streaming companies that changed the entertainment industry are now consolidating their offerings through bundling. Great reporting here by Alexandra Canal on the bundling of content that will likely portend M&A activity. Sound familiar? It's the history of American commerce. I'm sure you've heard this before, but in 1899, 30 American manufacturers produced 2,500 motor vehicles before consolidation took hold, to name one parallel example. Question is, who will buy whom? This is a matter of when, not if. On a related note: when streaming took hold, I made sure I owned physical copies of my favorite movies of all time. I didn't want to wake up one day and find I no longer had access to "The Godfather" because my preferred streaming platform lost the rights to it. For the foundational art that has influenced my life, I'm making sure I own a copy beyond the reach of the vagaries of the streaming market. It's like owning land amid a fluctuating stock market. Analog still matters, folks. #LITrendingTopics #TheInsider #Streaming #Entertainment https://lnkd.in/gM9h3_jP

Where marketing resources were once spread across dozens of premieres, marketers can now focus on promoting titles through more impactful campaigns. Learn how Max brought Westeros to Roku to launch season two of the HBO Original Series “House of the Dragon.” https://lnkd.in/edGphSVS     #Streaming #Advertising HBO Max

"Excited to share a sneak peek into the new Amazon Prime Video Dashboard! 🎬 Easily navigate through your favorite shows and movies, personalized recommendations, and seamless viewing experiences. Discover, watch, and enjoy all in one place. Dive into the world of entertainment with just a click. #AmazonPrimeVideo #Entertainment #Streaming"

🎬💬 Understanding Viewer Choices in Streaming: Key Insights Revealed As streaming services continue to evolve, consumer preferences play a crucial role in shaping industry strategies. Hub Entertainment Research's annual Monetisation of Video study provides valuable insights into what drives viewers' choices in today's competitive market. The study highlights that consumers are reaching their limit on TV costs, yet certain features and content on video subscriptions encourage additional spending. Hub’s findings reveal that ad-free services are more effective at retaining subscribers compared to cheaper or ad-supported options. Key features that drive viewer value include: - Access to recently shown theatrical movies - Inclusion of all seasons of every show - Exclusive original content - Release of all episodes at once Personally, I also appreciate the flexibility of binge-watching entire seasons at my own pace, whether it's a leisurely weekend or a late-night indulgence. However, I understand the appeal of the weekly episodic release, reminiscent of the water-cooler discussions from shows like Breaking Bad or Game of Thrones. 🍿🔍 These insights not only underscore the importance of content and pricing but also highlight the evolving preferences of viewers. What's your take on these trends? Are you more inclined towards binge-watching or do you prefer the weekly release format? As a consumer, would you invest in ad-free streaming services that offer these value-adds? Let's discuss how these insights are shaping the future of entertainment. #Streaming #Entertainment #ConsumerTrends #BingeWatching #ContentStrategy

Register and join us on the 24th Sept for this year’s Subscribed London: 𝐇𝐨𝐰 𝐓𝐨 𝐌𝐨𝐧𝐞𝐭𝐢𝐬𝐞 𝐈𝐧 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐏𝐨𝐬𝐭-𝐒𝐮𝐛𝐬𝐜𝐫𝐢𝐩𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐀𝐠𝐞: https://lnkd.in/eh8qDvFB With the advent of the super-bundling of different streaming services, with digital publishers struggling to replicate the growth stories of the Covid era and physical/digital providers like Peloton facing broad challenges to their business model, how are going to navigate a world where everyone is already subscribed?