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Is the rapid growth of OTT in Europe impacting pay-TV?

June 26, 2018 Jim O’Neill

While European pay-TV operators haven’t seen the same cord cutting trend as in North America, over-the-top video – both subscription based (SVOD) and advertising based (AVOD) – continues to gain traction on the continent. A Read More

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German SVOD market to double by 2023; sport’s increasing role

June 11, 2018 Jim O’Neill

Revenue from subscription video on demand (SVOD) services now makes up 74% of the 1.1 billion euro video on demand (VOD) market in Germany, with the VOD market expected to more than double to 2.5 billion euros by 2023. Read More

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Cable operators in EU see revenue gains, subscriber losses

December 19, 2016 Jim O’Neill

Despite increasing competition from over-the-top players and from satellite providers, and declining subscriber numbers, the cable industry in the European Union has continued to grow with gross cable revenues topping €22.4 billion ($23.34 billion) in Read More

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Western Europe to reach 55.1M SVOD subs by 2021

December 7, 2016 Jim O’Neill

Netflix is expected to help Western Europe reach more than 55.1 million subscription video on-demand customers by 2021, up from just 32.9 million this year. Nearly one-third (31.5%) of Europe’s TV households are expected to Read More

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Amazon gives Spanish viewers a peek at Prime Instant Video

November 30, 2016 Jim O’Neill

Spanish subscribers to Amazon Prime are getting a sneak peak of Amazon’s Prime Instant Video SVOD service. Following on the heels of HBO’s deployment of its own streaming service in Spain, Amazon this week started Read More

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UK plans aggressive spend to upgrade broadband, wireless networks by 2020-21

November 23, 2016 Jim O’Neill

The U.K. government is planning to spend more than $1.24 billion (£1.0 billion) to modernize the country’s digital infrastructure with the goal of full-fiber broadband and 5G wireless technology nationwide by 2020-21. “Our future transport, Read More

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UK kids spend more time online than with TV; 41% own smartphones

November 16, 2016 Jim O’Neill

A new report from British telecom regulator Ofcom says that – for the first time ever – kids are spending more time online than watching television weekly. The report said five- to 15-year-olds in the Read More

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Germans to spend more time with digital content than TV in 2017

November 16, 2016 Jim O’Neill

Next year, for the first time, adults in Germany will spend more time with online digital media than viewing TV, a shift in viewing patterns that are even showing up with older consumers. eMarketer forecasts Read More

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Live sports decaying popularity among Millennial viewers is worsening

November 14, 2016 Jim O’Neill

Live sports have always been seen as a major edge for pay-TV operators, as its been the slowest to transition to operating over-the-top on a game-by-game basis, and hasn’t been beset by the disruption experienced Read More

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European cableco Liberty Global looks to double its mobile services bundling among subscribers

November 7, 2016 Jim O’Neill

European cable giant Liberty Global expects to more than double the take rate its mobile service has among its 17 million broadband subscribers in Europe, dramatic growth that CEO Mike Fries says will deliver “huge Read More

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