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Enjoy free ad-supported television as a streaming alternative! Our Streaming Media Survey report sheds light on this growing trend and potential pitfalls to avoid during FAST rollouts, by our CEO, George Bokuchava, and Co-founder and Executive Vice President, Nino Doijashvili in their research keynote. Download the comprehensive report now to stay informed and stay ahead. Dive in here: https://zurl.co/IVHY #StreamingTrends #FAST #StreamingInsights

As competition intensifies in the streaming landscape, Apple and Paramount are exploring the possibility of bundling their respective streaming services, Paramount and Apple TV +, to offer a more compelling and value-driven proposition to consumers and to reduce churn. #streaming #AppleTVPlus #ParamountPlus #streamingbundle #churn

America's streaming culture in 2024 is evidence of the profound cultural shift that's taken place in how people consume entertainment and information across the country. Stats show that the average American dedicates over three hours per day to streaming, and 99% of U.S. households subscribe to at least one or more platforms! There's been a seismic transition away from traditional cable TV models toward the convenience and flexibility offered by on-demand streaming. #Streaming #DigitalTransformation #MediaConsumption #EntertainmentIndustry

By 2030, I believe that FAST TV will overtake streaming as the most popular way of watching TV in the US. Why? Because streaming services are: ✔️ Fragmented – exclusive content deals mean that viewers now need to subscribe to multiple streaming providers to access the latest shows. ✔️ Expensive – streaming services are increasing their prices. Shockingly, it’s now cheaper to have a cable subscription than to pay for all the major US streaming platforms! ✔️ Declining in quality – streaming platforms are producing low-quality, bingeable series to keep up with their competitors instead of focusing on high-quality and engaging content. If TV production companies want to keep ahead of the curve, they should invest more in shows that will air on FAST TV! #streaming #FASTTV #television #televisionproduction

Interesting video that delves into the evolving landscape of streaming platforms, drawing parallels between its current state and the cable era of the 90s, it highlights the recent developments in streaming, such as the introduction of ads on previously ad-free platforms like Amazon Prime Video, signal a departure from the original streaming experience. The rise of competing platforms like Hulu and the influx of advertising dollars into streaming services are noted, highlighting a shift away from the initial cord-cutting ethos. Subscription fees have steadily increased, accompanied by the segmentation of premium features like 4K and HDR into additional paid tiers, diminishing the value proposition for consumers. The narrative predicts a future of consolidation among streaming services, led by legacy media conglomerates, resulting in fewer shows with larger budgets and potentially a return to a more communal viewing experience. Despite the challenges posed by the changing streaming landscape, there is speculation that reducing the number of must-watch shows could lead to a more stable and affordable streaming ecosystem in the long run. https://lnkd.in/dgN5bfBu

SubSummit is the world's biggest conference for DTC subscription companies. My colleague Jason Platt Zolov will be there to present Hub's research on what makes one subscription stickier than another, and how what we've learned in the entertainment space applies to subscriptions in other categories. Click below for more info! #subsummit #subscriptions #bundles

As the increased fragmentation of TV streaming companies continues to drive up subscription costs, FAST (Free ad-supported streaming TV) is projected to be worth $9bn in the US by 2026 and is gaining traction in the UK. This trend is bound to hit the Southeast Asian shores and redefine mass media advertisement. How will it redefine mass media ads? #KDSays #Streaming #FASTTV #TVRevolution

Are you tired of lag time while streaming your favorite shows and movies? Look no further than an over-the-air antenna. With just a $20 investment, you can eliminate the buffering and enjoy your content in real-time. Check out this review from The New York Times on how to improve your streaming experience: https://lnkd.in/gR-V2Q2s #streaming #antenna #entertainment

The Streaming Tsunami: The Necessary Evolution Of The TV (From A Broadcaster Perspective) - Part 1. Streaming, especially Direct-to-Consumer Broadcaster Streaming (e.g., Peacock, ITVX, Joyn, Globoplay), needs TVs to evolve. Modern streaming services are pushing TVs to their natural limits, and Consumers and Streamers are feeling the pain. https://buff.ly/3wLurU1

A new analysis from Gracenote (a Nielsen company) examines the number of unique video titles available for viewers across linear and streaming TV. It is estimated that 2.7M unique video titles are available in the US, Canada, UK, Germany and Mexico. The number available has increased across both linear and streaming since 2021 but streaming accounts for 87% of these unique titles. #streaming #Streamingvideo #lineartv #cabletv #broadcasttv #tvshows #televisioncontent #tvcontent