CNBC--The largest U.S. media companies are projecting about 25 million more households will cancel cable TV in the next five years, prompting major changes throughout the industry.
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Entrepreneur--Ultimately, it doesn't matter if you've got billions of dollars. You cannot spend your way out of a fundamental mistake.
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Mashable--Livestreaming video is not going away.
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Fast Company--A Calgary-based startup called Communo helped the ‘Jack Ryan’ star find post-production, social media, distribution, and GIF analytics partners for his “homemade” series.
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IndieWire--The U.S. streaming royalty rate drops, international goes up, in a move that could help bigger films, but will likely pinch the profits of many U.S. indies.
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Linkedin--Our world will be forever changed as a result of our collective COVID-19 lockdown, and the media and entertainment industry is no exception. Here are ten ways it will change in a post-pandemic world.
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PubMatic--In the US, over 100 million households—or 80% of all households—have connected TVs (CTV). eMarketer predicts that CTV ad spend will reach $8.6B.
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fee--Whatever one thinks the future might or should be like, hierarchical media structures no longer provide social coherence. Knowledge and information no longer travel in bidirectional flows up and down chains of authority and expertise. The media have been lateralized.
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Visual Capitalist--80% of consumers in the U.S. and UK say they consume more content since the outbreak, with broadcast TV and online videos being the primary mediums across all generations and genders.
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The podcast has responded to the order by changing its name—you can now call them Streamiverse—and its objective is strictly about spite and revenge.
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apple--Mobile streaming platform Quibi launched on April 6. The lack of Quibi memes broadly signifies that the app has failed to become a part of the zeitgeist.
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Gizmodo--Google is giving $1 million collectively to the International Center for Journalists and Columbia Journalism School’s Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma.
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Variety--Quibi’s first-day app downloads hit around 300,000, coming after months of steady hype surrounding Jeffrey Katzenberg’s ambitious mobile-only streaming service. That’s according t…
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The Hollywood Reporter--SVOD platforms outpaced the overall gains in TV usage during the first few weeks of March.
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Variety--During the coronavirus pandemic, Americans are staying home — and, as you would expect, they’re streaming more than ever. U.S. consumers’ viewing of streaming has continued to inc…
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Beyond the Book--We are recognizing, in new ways, how much of daily life that authors and publishers make possible and how much they make life under lockdown bearable.
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AList--Nearly nine in 10 consumers have access to connected television (CTV) but they may soon be experiencing subscription fatigue.
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The Verge--YouTube is the number one player in mobile video streaming.
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Deadline--CBS has added 2 million subscribers to its CBS All Access and Showtime streaming services in the last 12 months. The broadcaster revealed the new subscribers figures as part of a general update on …
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The Hollywood Reporter--Meanwhile, Pixar content is the most "frequently" viewed, a new customer survey finds.
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