The Banff World Media Festival has announced Anjali Sud, CEO of Tubi, as the first keynote speaker for its 2025 BANFF Summit Series, taking place June 8-11 at the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel. Sud, who leads Tubi, a rapidly growing…

Amazon's Prime Video is offering a STARZ & Max bundle for $20.99/month, allowing subscribers to access both premium libraries at a 25% discount compared to standalone subscriptions. The bundle combines popular STARZ originals like Outlander and Power Book III: Raising…

Nielsen will begin reporting Disney Plus, ESPN Plus, and Hulu as a single entity called "Disney Streaming" in its "The Gauge" reports starting January 2025. This change reflects Disney’s content integration efforts and aims to better measure its total TV…

The Media Ratings Council (MRC) has accredited Nielsen's Big Data & Panel National TV measurement product, marking the first approval of a hybrid panel-big data methodology. This solution integrates Nielsen’s traditional panel data with insights from 75 million streaming devices,…

TikTok generated $8 billion in U.S. ad revenue in 2024 and $63.3 billion globally, nearly doubling YouTube’s $33.3 billion. Omdia’s María Rua Aguete revealed TikTok’s dominance alongside YouTube among U.S. users aged 18-35, with 92% of TikTok users also engaging…

Parrot Analytics has revealed estimated revenue figures for Apple TV+’s biggest hits, providing rare insights into the financial impact of specific shows. According to its Content Valuation methodology, Ted Lasso generated $609.4 million between Q3 2020 and Q3 2024, while…

YouTube TV customers can now add Crunchyroll to their subscriptions via Primetime Channels, enabling seamless access to over 50,000 anime episodes and movies. This expansion, first announced in October, follows Crunchyroll's recent launches on platforms like Roku, Xfinity, and Xumo,…

Futuresource Consulting reports 2024 streaming revenue growth of 16% in Spain, 14% in Italy, and 12% in Poland, driven by local content investment and ad-supported tiers from platforms like Netflix and Disney+. Growth is expected to slow to 3% annually…

YouGov data reveals that Squid Game, Virgin River, and The Madness—all Netflix series—were the most-streamed titles in the U.S. for December 2024. Squid Game topped the list with 196.6 million views and 35.5 million viewers, driven by the release of…

TheWrap reports that the streaming industry in 2024 increasingly resembled traditional TV, with bundling, ad-supported tiers, and weekly episode releases becoming more common. Procedural content is resurging, driving revenue disproportionate to its catalog share. Paramount+ leads in monetizing procedurals, while…