Kagan S&P: Inflation Cools Smart TV Demand Shipments fell but the average selling price for smart TVs increased to nearly $500 according to S&P’s Kagan Broadcast Deals Topped $11B in Q1 2022 It was the highest level of deal making since Q3 2022, according to S&P’s Kagan Average U.S. Internet Home Uses a Record 6.8 OTT Services But the March 2022 number was only slightly up from September 2021, according to new S&P Kagan survey results Grid List Latest about Kagan Cloud-Based Gaming Could Dramatically Boost Broadband Usage By George Winslow published 20 May 22 Console gamers' broadband data usage would rise 6x in the move to cloud-based gaming, Kagan estimates Analysts: Broadband Competition Intensifies By George Winslow published 11 May 22 S&P/Kagan predicts the broadband battles for market share will intensify as fiber deployments and fixed wireless eat into cable’s dominance Cord Cutting, Rising Costs Hit Profits at Sports Nets By George Winslow published 9 May 22 A new Kagan report finds rising programming expenses and dip in subscribers reduced profit margins Streaming Media Device Shipments Drop, Ending 7 Years of Growth By George Winslow published 3 March 22 Global streaming media device shipments fell 8% year over year to an estimated 28.6 million in the fourth quarter of 2021, according to Kagan Rate of Netflix Users Sharing Passwords Declines to 11% By George Winslow published 4 January 22 The rate of Netflix password sharing is about the same for Disney+, according to a Kagan Consumer Insights survey Traditional Pay TV Penetration Falls to 53% By George Winslow published 19 November 21 But an increase of 1.4M new subs in Q3, 2021 for virtual multichannel TV packages is helping smooth the decline in multichannel TV, according to Kagan Kagan: Operators Bet on Streaming Video As Pay TV Declines By George Winslow published 17 November 21 Global pay TV subs will hit 1.1B in 2021, a slight 0.5% gain but revenue from video services will slump by 3.5% this year, Kagan predicts, accelerating an ongoing shift to streaming 2022 Forecast: TV Broadcast Stations to Hit $38.22B in Revenue By George Winslow published 16 November 21 Streaming and broadband services will also see strong growth, according to Kagan’s 2022 outlook for the technology, media and telecommunications sectors Cord Cutting to Cost Pay TV Operators $33.6B in Revenue by 2025 By George Winslow published 7 October 21 A new S&P Kagan report puts a hefty price tag on the cost of cord cutting with new forecasts for cable, satellite and telco multichannel revenue showing a 45% drop from the 2016 peak Kagan: Nextflix’s Amortized Content Spend Estimated to Hit $13.6B In 2021 By George Winslow published 24 September 21 The 2021 Netflix content costs includes $5.21B for originals; the total content spend should rise to nearly $19B in 2025, when about 46.5% will be spent on originals, Kagan is forecasting 123 The latest product and technology information Future US's leading brands bring the most important, up-to-date information right to your inbox Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors I consent the use of my personal data in accordance with Future's privacy policy (opens in new tab), including its cookie policy. * To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. Thank you for signing up to TV Tech. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1AMD Versal AI Core To Power Canon Free Viewpoint Video System2The Roku Channel Adds Local News From 8 NBCU Stations3Mo-Sys Unveils StarTracker Mini and StarTracker Max4NAB Backs Cannabis Ads on Broadcast TV5The Independent Show to Return as In-Person Event
Cloud-Based Gaming Could Dramatically Boost Broadband Usage By George Winslow published 20 May 22 Console gamers' broadband data usage would rise 6x in the move to cloud-based gaming, Kagan estimates
Analysts: Broadband Competition Intensifies By George Winslow published 11 May 22 S&P/Kagan predicts the broadband battles for market share will intensify as fiber deployments and fixed wireless eat into cable’s dominance
Cord Cutting, Rising Costs Hit Profits at Sports Nets By George Winslow published 9 May 22 A new Kagan report finds rising programming expenses and dip in subscribers reduced profit margins
Streaming Media Device Shipments Drop, Ending 7 Years of Growth By George Winslow published 3 March 22 Global streaming media device shipments fell 8% year over year to an estimated 28.6 million in the fourth quarter of 2021, according to Kagan
Rate of Netflix Users Sharing Passwords Declines to 11% By George Winslow published 4 January 22 The rate of Netflix password sharing is about the same for Disney+, according to a Kagan Consumer Insights survey
Traditional Pay TV Penetration Falls to 53% By George Winslow published 19 November 21 But an increase of 1.4M new subs in Q3, 2021 for virtual multichannel TV packages is helping smooth the decline in multichannel TV, according to Kagan
Kagan: Operators Bet on Streaming Video As Pay TV Declines By George Winslow published 17 November 21 Global pay TV subs will hit 1.1B in 2021, a slight 0.5% gain but revenue from video services will slump by 3.5% this year, Kagan predicts, accelerating an ongoing shift to streaming
2022 Forecast: TV Broadcast Stations to Hit $38.22B in Revenue By George Winslow published 16 November 21 Streaming and broadband services will also see strong growth, according to Kagan’s 2022 outlook for the technology, media and telecommunications sectors
Cord Cutting to Cost Pay TV Operators $33.6B in Revenue by 2025 By George Winslow published 7 October 21 A new S&P Kagan report puts a hefty price tag on the cost of cord cutting with new forecasts for cable, satellite and telco multichannel revenue showing a 45% drop from the 2016 peak
Kagan: Nextflix’s Amortized Content Spend Estimated to Hit $13.6B In 2021 By George Winslow published 24 September 21 The 2021 Netflix content costs includes $5.21B for originals; the total content spend should rise to nearly $19B in 2025, when about 46.5% will be spent on originals, Kagan is forecasting
