Articles Tagged ‘MTM’
More than 1 in 5 Canadians watch FAST channels: Report
According to MTM’s latest study, the dominant platform is Pluto TV, which is used by nearly a quarter of Canadians.
The co-viewing habits of Canadians: MTM report
In its first look at video co-viewing, MTM found that more than half of Canadians say they watch video content together at least once a week.
How Gen Alpha watches TV: MTM
Anglophone households with children are 17% more likely to subscribe to SVOD services than the average.
From Gen Z to affluent Canadians, a look at who’s using gen AI tools
Use of generative AI tools also skews higher among well-educated Gen Zs who are heavy internet users.
CTV most popular among Millennials and Gen Xers
According to MTM’s latest report, the growth of connected TV has mirrored the popularity of SVOD, with three quarters of anglophones now using it.
What content do newcomers consume on TV and audio platforms?
MTM’s latest report provides a glimpse into the preferences of this demo compared to those born in Canada.
While radio is in decline, Canadians are still tuning in: report
The latest MTM research finds that seven in 10 Anglophones continue to listen to AM/FM radio.
Newcomers prefer Connected TV over Linear: MTM report
Non-Canadian-born residents are more inclined to own mobile devices than TVs.
Fewer Canadians are subscribing to SVODs: MTM
Almost a quarter of households have altered their streaming services to save money.
Almost a third of youth have played a game on Netflix via connected TV
MTM publishes its first report on the media consumption habits of young people.
Who will be watching the Summer Olympics?
Media in Canada looks at the expected audience interest for this year’s Games.
More than half of Canadians subscribe to both SVOD and linear TV
A recent MTM report finds that, while it’s popular to have both, Francophones are more likely than Anglophones to keep their linear TV service.
Newcomers use their smartphones for everything, except for SVOD
More than four in five newcomers rely on WhatsApp, Messenger, and other free options.