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Study: New Streaming Bundles Are Attracting Consumers
By George Winslow published
As consumers work to reduce spending, the percentage of homes paying for three or more major streaming services declined in 2025, the Hub Entertainment Research survey found

Study: Social Video Beats Traditional TV for Young Viewers
By George Winslow published
Short-form video captures a 21% share of viewing among young people aged 13-24 according to Hub

Hub: Streaming Viewers More Accepting of TV Ads
By Tom Butts published
Research Annual survey finds two-thirds of viewers find advertising more tolerable than in on-demand programming

New Research Suggests It’s Still ‘Peak TV’ for Streaming
By George Winslow published
Expanded content licensing has offset decline in studio output, Hub Research study finds

New Survey: Viewers Increasing Say Streaming Is “First Stop” for Watching TV
By George Winslow published
For the first time in five years of surveys, nearly half (46%) of all viewers say a top five streaming app is the first place they go when they start watching TV versus 38% who start by tuning into live cable or broadcast TV

Study: Half of Viewers Begin Watching TV by Checking Smart TV Apps
By George Winslow published
The HUB survey highlights how much smart TVs are changing viewing habits as linear TV viewing continues to decline

Study: Consumers Hitting Spending Limits for Video
By George Winslow published
New research from Hub finds that viewers are spending $82 a month, down from 2023 and just $5 from their spending limit of $87

Consumers May Have Reached Video Subscription Limit But Would Pay To Simplify Experience
By Phil Kurz published
Findings from Hub Entertainment Research reveal 59% would pay for a one-stop shop app
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