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Single millenials most likely to access SVOD
While subscription VOD (SVOD) is used by 66% of millenials aged 18-34, it’s most used by single independents (78%) and least used by those who are starting a family (58%) according to recent research by Nielsen. Nielsen’s Total Audience Report for Q4 2015 found that ‘on their own’ single millenials averaging 27 years of age…
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Europe still reluctant to pay for OTT video
The number of paid OTT video subscriptions in Europe is significantly lower than in the US, according to data released this week by Parks Associates. While 64% of US broadband households subscribe to OTT video, only 30% of UK and 17% of French broadband households do the same. “In many parts of Europe, pay TV…
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Australians mix and match their pay TV
One in five Australian households subscribe to more than one paid TV service, with adults in their 30s most likely to do so, according to a recent survey by Canstar Blue. Of the 2,000 Australian adults who were polled during February 2016, just 16% admitted to wanting to unsubscribe to a paid TV service, which…
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Norigin´s Hybrid Apps signed for Poland OTT Launch
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Asia-Pacific leads world in tablet video viewing
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Sky announces partnership with Asian SVOD
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90% of pay-TV subs willing to pay for add-ons
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Report: Connected TVs in 49 million US homes
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Music, video and games physical store numbers double
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Brits spend more time online than they do asleep
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Single millenials most likely to access SVOD
While subscription VOD (SVOD) is used by 66% of millenials aged 18-34, it’s most used by single independents (78%) and least used by those who are starting a family (58%) according to recent research by Nielsen. Nielsen’s Total Audience Report for Q4 2015 found that ‘on their own’ single millenials averaging 27 years of age…
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Exclusive: World Rugby’s plans to let fans edit video content
Technology is fast changing the way we consume and experience sport. Unsurprisingly, TV Connect 2016 reflects this, with Rhys Beer (NBCUniversal International), Jamie Hindhaugh (BT Sport) and Charles Balchin (IMG) among those that will be sharing their insights and innovations with delegates. IP&TV News spoke to another leading innovator in the field (and fellow TV Connect…
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HOOQ: “We are excited about Netflix”
Asia features heavily in Netflix’s global designs, with recent launches including Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan… SVOD, however, is by no means new to the region. One leading incumbent is HOOQ, a joint venture between Warners, Sony and Singtel group. HOOQ was launched last January, and has been live in various markets since last…
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Exclusive: World Rugby’s plans to let fans edit video content
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