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Netflix

Study: Netflix Basic With Ads Accounted for Just 9% of New Signups

By George Winslow published

New research from Antenna also found that only 0.1% of Netflix’s U.S. subs switched to the ad-supported tier in November

Streaming
money

Year in Review: Streamers Embrace Once-Despised Ad Business

By George Winslow published

U.S. FAST channel revenue set to hit $4B in the U.S. in 2022

Streaming
Pixabay

AVOD-SVOD Hybrids to Drive Streaming Growth Over the Next Five Years

By Tom Butts published

Subscription-based streaming services that supplement with ad-supported versions will dominate the market by 2028

Research
Vidgo

Vidgo Gets a New Look and Redesign

By George Winslow published

The Vidgo sports and entertainment streaming service has updated its user interface and added a new logo and content

Streaming
Pixabay

TiVo: Consumers Use Nearly 10 Streaming Video Services

By George Winslow published

Ad-Based Video on Demand (AVOD) services now account for 32% of the 9.86 streaming services being used, TiVo reported

Xumo

Xumo Launches New Halloween and Horror Themed Channels

By George Winslow published

Two seasonal channels Halloween Horrors and Monsters & Nightmares have been added to the AVOD lineup

FAST

The U.S. Internet TV Market is Growing; Here’s How to Capitalize on it

By Greg Morrow published

How FAST and AVOD are driving growth

Opinions
SVOD

How AVOD Providers can Keep Growing Amid Increased Competition and Economic Uncertainty

By Marc Liebmann published

Providers that invest in smart data tools will start to see which metrics are most important to the bottom line

Opinions
family watching TV

Study: Families Shift Away from Linear TV for Kids & Family Content

By Tom Butts last updated

New research from Future Today also finds 60% of kids who see ads talk to parents about them

Chicken Soup for Soul Entertainment

Chicken Soup Closes Redbox Deal

By George Winslow published

The company expects revenue to more than triple through this acquisition to approximately $500 million annually

Business
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