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10 May 2023

Peacock loses $704 million

Peacock Loses $704 Million, Reaches 22 Million Subscribers Days after Comcast fired NBCUniversal’s Jeff Shell, the company held its first-quarter earnings call, addressing the former CEO’s departure and Peacock’s growing losses. Brian Roberts, chairman of NBCU’s parent company, didn’t shy away from the Shell news, telling investors Thursday morning that the firing was “obviously a tough moment” for the organization. As a result, Comcast president Mike Cavanagh will step in as head of NBCUniversal for the time being. Regarding Peacock, the streamer grew its subscriber base to nearly 22 million, adding 2 million during the quarter as Comcast continues to lean into a dual-revenue model. The 2 million additions are down from the 5 million it added to end 2022. [...]
25 Apr 2023

The Netflix ad-supported plan now offers high-quality streaming

The Netflix ad-supported plan became available to the public sometime last year, and it is now getting better. This subscription tier makes the streaming platform more affordable for users around the world. So, instead of asking friends for their password to stream a movie everyone can own an active Netflix account. Previously, this plan only offered users the opportunity to stream movies in 720p resolution. If you stream a lot of movies and shows, you will agree that this is a poor resolution for user experience. Since Netflix offers up to 4K Ultra-HD video streaming for its users, those on the ad-supported plan are at the bottom of the ‘streaming chain.’ But all of that is coming to an end [...]
24 Apr 2023

Viaplay launches on Roku devices in the US, Canada and the UK

A recent report from SVB MoffettNathanson suggested that the future for Roku will depend heavily on monetising connected TV and streaming, and as part of this drive it has inked a multi-year partnership with Viaplay Group in the UK, US and Canada. The new deal with the Nordic streamer will see Viaplay’s premium service available for subscription through Roku devices in the US, Canada and the UK. In the North American countries, Viaplay subscribers will be able to access over 1,500 hours of TV series and films, alongside curated third-party content. ies and much more. The Viaplay programming available in North America includes a selection of Nordic Noir that company is renowned for such as provocative young adult drama Threesome; [...]
17 Apr 2023

La télévision perd du terrain contre les services de streaming en France

La cote de popularité de la télévision est en berne, les services de vidéo à la demande prennent le relais. En France, face aux services de streaming, la télévision souffre. En 2022, la durée d’écoute individuelle de la télévision (DEI) baissait tandis que les plateformes de vidéo à la demande maintenaient leur croissance. Si Netflix reste le premier acteur, ses concurrents sont parvenus à grappiller quelque part du marché. La télévision fait pâle figure face L’Arcep et l’Arcom, les autorités de régulation des télécommunications et de l’audiovisuel, ont partagé (PDF), le 11 avril, la troisième édition de leur référentiel des usages numériques en France. D’après les régulateurs, la DEI a diminué pour se rapprocher du niveau pré-pandémie. Fin 2022, la [...]
17 Apr 2023

Les professionnels de Hollywood plutôt satisfaits

Les professionnels de Hollywood plutôt satisfaits de l'interface et de l'expérience utilisateur d'Apple TV+ Apple TV+ ne s'en sort pas si mal au petit jeu des comparaisons avec les autres services de streaming organisé par Variety. La publication spécialisée a demandé à 40 représentants de l'industrie hollywoodienne — producteurs, scénaristes, financiers… — ce qu'ils pensaient non pas des contenus des plateformes, mais de leur interface et de leur expérience utilisateur. Les résultats sont des enseignements généraux (les « insiders » ne sont d'ailleurs pas forcément tous d'accord), mais ils donnent une bonne idée de la manière dont ces professionnels perçoivent le service offert par toutes ces plateformes. Netflix sort grand gagnant de ce concours, avec une interface dans laquelle il [...]
17 Apr 2023

MSG+ taps Quickplay to power TVE, direct-to-consumer OTT

The imminent new streaming service from sports media provider MSG Networks, MSG+, is to use an industry-first cloud native OTT platform from Quickplay to optimise sports viewing experiences for consumers. MSG Networks owns and operates two regional sports and entertainment networks and a streaming service that serve the New York DMA, as well as other portions of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania. The networks feature a range of sports content, including exclusive live local games and other programming of the New York Knicks, New York Rangers, New York Islanders, New Jersey Devils and Buffalo Sabres, as well as coverage of the New York Giants and Buffalo Bills. MSG+ is being developed as a state-of-the-art streaming platform to provide [...]
04 Apr 2023

Streaming Fatigue

Streaming Fatigue: 39% Cancel Subscriptions and 55% Join New Services The last year has seen the launch of major series The Last of Us and Poker Face along with the return of juggernauts Ted Lasso and You—all of which appear across multiple major streaming platforms. But with rising inflation contributing to elevated household costs, many Americans want to simplify their viewing experience. We surveyed 1,000 Americans to gauge their streaming habits and found that over 1 in 3 have canceled a streaming service subscription in the past six months, with most respondents citing a need to cut back on monthly expenses. That’s even higher than our rate last year when we found that 25% of Americans were planning to leave [...]
28 Mar 2023

More than a quarter of streaming services are shared

12% of direct-to-consumer (D2C) streaming services in the United States are being paid for by someone outside of the immediate household. New consumer research from Leichtman Research Group found 86% of US households have at least one streaming video service from 15 top subscription video-on-demand and D2C services, and 50% of households have four or more D2C streaming video services. However, Leichtman found more evidence that a significant number of D2C subscriptions are used by viewers other than those who are paying directly for them. 68% of all DTC services are fully paid for and are not shared with others outside the household 27% of all DTC services are used in more than one household 13% of DTC services are [...]
27 Mar 2023

New streaming record in Poland

Streaming viewership on the TV screen is on the rise in Poland. In February, according to Nielsen’s The Gauge, viewers in the country spent an average of 16 minutes a day watching streaming content on TV (an increase of one minute from January). Streaming viewership reached a record 6.4% of total TV time, surpassing 6% of TV usage for the first time. Netflix and YouTube were the most popular streaming platforms. Together, they accounted for more than 50% of all streaming viewership on TV screens. Netflix remained the most popular streaming option, retaining a 1.8% share of total TV viewership. This was, however, an increase in the viewing figures within the “other streaming” category, which includes providers that have not [...]
21 Mar 2023

Netflix, Hulu, Disney+ head streaming users’ most essential services

Research from Aluma Insights has found that two-thirds of Netflix buyers view the service as fundamental to meeting household video needs, with only Hulu and Disney+ also having the majority of users considering the service essential instead of just nice to have. The data comes from a December 2022 survey of 1,947 US adult broadband users in charge of purchasing media services for their household and that watch SVOD services on TV. Aluma balanced the sample to represent SVOD viewers and their households. Noting that being indispensable has its advantages, Aluma added that the fact Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+ topped the essentials list was unsurprising and so was the finding that Epix Now was the least essential services. Yet it [...]