Articles Tagged ‘OTT’
Convergence releases 2024 Couch Potato report
TV subscriptions are declining in the U.S. but not so much in Canada, according to the research group.
Liquid Media making moves towards ad-supported models
The content studio is planning more acquisitions, including FAST channels and other ad-supported vehicles.
Vevo partners with VIDAA for CTV/OTT expansion
With a 32% growth in connected TV viewership, the platform is looking to grow its distribution through the new partnership.
Which OTT streamers are filling the gap in lockdown?
One quarter of homebound Canadians have subscribed to an additional service during the pandemic.
‘Staggering growth’ projected for OTT, e-sports revenues in Canada
A new report from PricewaterhouseCoopers indicates OTT revenues in Canada will grow from $2.1 billion in 2018 to $3.5 billion in 2023.
Canadians increasingly view TV content in other languages: study
Those who seek content in languages other than English and French are more likely to find it on OTT.
OTT revenues continue to gain significant ground on TV: CRTC
TV revenues declined while revenues from internet video platforms grew, according to the Communications Monitoring Report for 2017.
TV and OTT subscriptions almost equal: study
Plus, Amazon Prime and Sportsnet Now are making waves.
Where does Canada stack up for OTT subscription?
The SVOD is gaining ground in English Canada, but Quebec still has reservations.
Netflix’s growth in Canada set to slow: study
The SVOD’s growth rate will be outpaced by that of the overall OTT industry in Canada, according to eMarketer.
MTM reports uptick in cable cutting
In a survey among Anglophones, 73% said they were paying for cable, satellite or fibre optic – down from 78% last year.
The latest numbers on Canadian cord-cutters
Price lead to the biggest gap in satisfaction between pay TV and “alternative” services according to a new study from J.D. Power.
Traditional TV subscriptions still out-perform OTT tenfold: study
A new report by Convergence Research found that even though TV subscriber revenue is on a steady decline, the revenue from OTT doesn’t come close to touching TV.
Cable in decline, but still the number-one TV delivery method: study
Three quarters of Canadians still pay for TV in some form and most prefer cable. But fibre optic share is steadily rising.
Not all millennials are created equal: study
A new MTM study shows that while people aged 18 to 34 unite in areas like smartphone use and OTT, Gen Y and Gen Z differ on tech tools like tablets and wearables.
