TV & Video Week In Review
The week when:
- Peacock is “free” as a bird
- Roku & Fire Excluded
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The week when:
- Peacock is “free” as a bird
- Roku & Fire Excluded
The week when:
- Fueling Pluto
- 1-year guaranteed & more
- Prime adds profiles
This report tracks the availability of TV network, vMVPD, streaming video service and sporting league apps on TV-connected devices. As of February ‘20, TV-connected devices were installed in 66.5 million homes. Within this report we track the availability of apps on 94 percent of those devices, depicting their reach to as many as 62.5 million homes.
The week when:
- Curse of the free trial
- Amazon Prime goes live
- Peacock Premium Comped
The week when:
- HBO GO is Gone
- CBS All Access’ Getting Maxed Out
- Basic cable is beholden to cable
The week when:
- TCL launches Android TV
- Quibi’s pushing into the living room
The TV Ownership Trends Report quantifies the U.S. TV installed base, room location trends, and delves into what drives consumers to replace their TVs. The dashboards include a 7-year trend. These data provide a view of how the TV replacement cycle impacts the resulting installed base. The dashboards are updated quarterly.
The week when:
- Roku & Fire Excluded
- Down in Fraggle Rock
- ATSC 3.0 Launches in Vegas
The week when:
- Amazon promotes free video
- Hamilton pulled forward
- Max may not be on Fire TV & Roku
The Device Usage Trends Report includes a 3-year view of device usage and a profile worksheet. This quarterly data report quantifies consumer use of computers, TV-connected devices, tablets, and smartphones; examining how usage of each screen has changed over the past 3-years. The profile tool allows you to compare usage across over 300 consumer segments. Every other wave the data report is accompanied by an analysis.