Search results for u.s

The “Chicago” franchise alone has generated nearly $500 million for streamers in the U.S. and Canada since 2020. Peacock now leads all platforms with over $300 million in revenue from Dick Wolf’s titles.

Major players including Disney, Netflix, and Lionsgate have denounced the policy and signaled an intention to challenge it, both politically and operationally. Internationally, the proposal has raised concerns among U.S. allies who fear economic repercussions and potential job losses in their domestic film industries.

Streaming TV ad spend in the U.S. jumped 17% in 2024 to $12.9 billion, fueled by nearly 14,000 advertisers—29% more than the previous year. Two out of every three were new to streaming, contributing close to $1 billion in fresh investment.

In mature streaming markets like the U.S., U.K., and Australia, digital video now accounts for over 30% of total video viewing, whereas in Japan and Italy, traditional TV still commands over 70% of audience time. On average, viewers globally spend 80% of their time with non-premium content such as news, talk shows, local entertainment, reality TV, and unscripted formats.

New digital space debuts bold Spanish-language talk shows, celebrating unfiltered voices and authentic storytelling.