After seeing more than 12 million subscribers quit traditional pay-TV over the past two years, there is some (modest) good news in the future, according to new research that suggests the industry’s losses make have Read More
A new report posits that US pay-TV cord cutting will quadruple between 2020 and 2025, compared to the previous 2015-2019 period. The 36% loss of subscribers from its 2020 base will mean traditional pay-TV services Read More
Despite a rise in the number of subscribers globally, pay-TV revenue in the 10 largest markets are expected to decline 25% between 2019 and 2025 as cord cutting continued to increase and consumers looked to Read More
Pay-TV provider Comcast today posted a mixed bag of first quarter results. The company missed Wall Street expectations for revenue, but topped profit forecasts while warning of a potentially “significant” downturn for the second quarter Read More
AT&T says it will launch its new streaming service, HBO Max, in May, and claims that massive subscriber erosion its pay-TV service has seen in recent quarters will stabilize by the end of the year Read More
For the first time in a decade, the number of TV sets in the US connected to a pay-TV providers’ service has fallen under 50%. A new study from Leichtman Research Group said just 47% Read More
APAC’s Pay-TV market has Millennial flu; symptoms include falling pay-TV usage and penetration, a rise in streaming adoption and in mobile video consumption
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Make it two years running where traditional pay-TV providers have topped 3 million in video subscriber losses, with 3.515 million customers cutting the cord in 2018, 13% more than the 3.111 million it lost in 2017. Read More
The “Golden Age of Television” is far more attractive to older viewers than the most valuable demographic, 18- 35-year-old Millennials and members of the following Gen Edge. Read More
More research that shows the continuing adoption of SVOD services in the United States: 69% of all U.S. households now are subscribing to at least one over-the-top video service, up from just 52% in 2015. And, the survey counts just Netflix, Amazon Prime or Hulu, just more than 1% of the roughly 220 SVOD services available to U.S. consumers. Read More
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