Tag: streaming competition

A new study by Digital i reveals that Netflix’s ad-free subscribers watch 40% more content daily than ad-supported users, consuming 34 additional minutes on average. Despite paying significantly more, ad-free users stream more Netflix, which remains dominant in the U.S.,…

In Part 2 of our two-part series, we explore how media companies can navigate the crowded streaming landscape by deciding where to distribute their content. Licensing content to platforms like Netflix provides immediate revenue and global reach but may diminish…

The court's decision to block Venu Sports highlights antitrust concerns and the need for competitive diversity in sports streaming. This ruling may lead to broader scrutiny of bundling practices, delaying Venu's launch but preserving market competition. The case could reshape…

Apple TV+ is reportedly planning to license older films from major Hollywood studios to boost its viewership, which is currently less than 1% according to Nielsen. Despite having acclaimed original content, the platform lags behind competitors. This move could help…

Disney is enhancing Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ with features like improved algorithms, custom promotional art, and email reminders to boost viewer engagement. They are also considering adding linear channels that broadcast popular shows continuously. These updates aim to strengthen Disney's…

Niche streaming services are thriving in the competitive industry by targeting specific, loyal audiences. Dropout, CrunchyRoll (13 million subscribers), Shudder, and Fandor (1.4 million subscribers) offer specialized content like comedy, anime, and horror. AMC Networks operates niche streamers with a…