Nearly 7 in 10 (69%) TV content viewers in the United States use free streaming services at least monthly, a sharp increase from 42% in 2019, according to Horowitz’s latest study.
Horowitz’s latest “State of OTA 2022” report, released late in 2022, found that 7 out of 10 Netflix users who password share would be willing to pay full price for the service if they could no longer share access.
Gen Zers who are 13-17 spend a slightly greater proportion of their viewing time with non-TV content, while older Gen Zers are more likely to devote a greater proportion of viewing time to professional TV content, according to Horowitz’s latest report.
This year, 18% TV content viewers report having a digital antenna, consistent with 2021, though lower than penetration during the pandemic, when antenna adoption and usage spiked, according to Horowitz.
Streamers now only spend 1 in 3 hours using traditional platforms, with the majority of their viewing time spent streaming, according to Horowitz’s latest “State of Viewing and Streaming 2022” report.