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Survey: LGBTQIA+ TV Visibility Drives Viewership Among Young Americans
By James Careless published
The Horowitz Research study found that openness to LGBTQIA+ visibility in entertainment content is part of a larger demand for content that represents general diversity in U.S. society

Survey: SVOD Crackdowns on Password Sharing, Price Hikes Boost Churn
By George Winslow published
Half of TV content viewers (52%) have canceled or lost access to at least one of their SVOD services within the past year, according to Horowitz

Survey Explores Media Habits of Black American Gen Zers
By George Winslow published
They are more likely to have a TV than other Gen Zers; 73% watch TV content each week

Survey: Gen Z Embraces Long-Form TV Content
By George Winslow published
While they spend more of their time with social media, games and short video, seven in 10 watched TV content each week according to Horowitz Research

Horowitz: Younger Audiences Find Digital Platform Ads More Effective Than Ads on Live and Streamed TV
By George Winslow published
Younger viewers find ads on live TV and streamed TV less effective than older viewers according to a new Horowitz survey

Study: Consumers Turn to Curated Hubs to Find Content in Crowded Streaming Landscape
By George Winslow published
Black streamers are especially engaged, with eight in ten (80%) reporting using Black content collections/hubs at least occasionally according to a new Horowitz study

Six in Ten Streamers Want a Streaming Bundle
By George Winslow published
The old pay TV idea of the bundling content is finding new traction among consumers according to Horowitz Research

Asian Americans Spend More Time with Streaming Content Than TV
By George Winslow published
81% of Asian viewers are streamers, and streaming makes up almost 6 out of every 10 hours of viewing time among Asian viewers, according to Horowitz Research
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