TV & Video Week in Review
The week when:
- Disney+ will release full Indy catalog ahead of newest movie.
- Netflix announces 5 million MAUs for its ad tier.
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The week when:
- Disney+ will release full Indy catalog ahead of newest movie.
- Netflix announces 5 million MAUs for its ad tier.
The week when:
- Walmart+ adds Pluto TV without (some) ads
- Peacock beats Wall Street expectations, adds 2 million subs
- Paramount+ crosses 60 million global subs
The week when:
- Netflix sunsets its DVD service
- AMC+ is getting an ad-tier
The week when:
- Warner Bros. Discovery’s streamer becomes ‘Max’
- FAST on Google TV
This report tracks the availability of TV network, vMVPD, streaming video service and sporting league apps on TV-connected devices. As of February 2023, TV-connected devices were installed in 90.1 million homes. Within this report we track the availability of apps within 91 percent of those households, depicting their reach to as many as 81.6 million homes.
The week when:
- Some Disney content could go to third parties
- Amazon launches MGM+ in Europe
- Barbie makes a splash
The week when:
- Yankees RSN goes DTC
- Vizio expands content
The week when:
- Is Netflix’s ad tier is working?
- Apple TV+ will air MLB games for subscribers.
The week when:
- Sony’s Crunchyroll is winning with anime
- Mattel is working on toy movies
- Paramount+ is finding ways to grow
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 10-year trend. These data provide a view of how the TV replacement cycle impacts the resulting installed base. The dashboards are updated quarterly.
Key findings this wave include: