AVOD/FAST Study: Consumers Could Save $366 Per Year by Switching to Ad-Based Streaming Tiers Data from the Parks Associates study will be presented at the annual Future of Video event November 14-16 TiVo: Budget-Minded Consumers Flocking to AVOD, FAST Channels Latest viewership numbers show decline in average number of streaming subscriptions used but overall number of viewing hours increase Study: Consumers Pay More Attention to Ads in Paid Subscription Services Ad attention is higher for more "intentional" paid subscription services like YouTube TV, Fubo, Hulu and HBOMax according a new study from Yahoo and Publicis Media Latest about AVOD/FAST DEG: U.S. Consumer Subscription Streaming Spending Topped $30B in 2022 By George Winslow published 8 February 23 AVOD/FAST channel ad revenue approached $17B Streaming Get the TV Tech NewsletterThe professional video industry's #1 source for news, trends and product and tech information. Sign up below.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors MOST READ1Seattle Kraken Inks Deals with Tegna and Prime Video2Peacock Subs Jump 55% YoY to 34M in Q1 20243IAB Makes Three Appointments to Its Leadership Team4DAZN FAST Channels to Launch on Tubi5DV Earns MRC Accreditation for CTV Viewability
DEG: U.S. Consumer Subscription Streaming Spending Topped $30B in 2022 By George Winslow published 8 February 23 AVOD/FAST channel ad revenue approached $17B