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US OTT video industry estimated to surpass 277 million subscriptions by 2026 25 AUG 2021

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US OTT video industry estimated to surpass 277 million subscriptions by 2026

The projection, made by Parks Associates in association with Everise, measures up to an increase of 20% within the next five years. The study reveals that age is a large dependent on the viewing preferences of a consumer.
36% of US broadband households subscribe to or are trialing a video gaming service 19 AUG 2021

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36% of US broadband households subscribe to or are trialing a video gaming service

75% of heads of US broadband households report playing video games for at least one hour per week, and 36% subscribe to or are trialing at least one free or paid gaming service, according to Parks Associates.
US PAY-TV INDUSTRY LOST OVER 18 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS IN SIX YEARS 8 JUL 2021

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US PAY-TV INDUSTRY LOST OVER 18 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS IN SIX YEARS

Between 2014 and 2020, the US pay-TV industry lost over 18 million subscribers, while the broadband market has accelerated, with 40% of US broadband households receiving a standalone service, new research from Parks Associates estimates.
OTT CONSUMER RETENTION: IF CONTENT IS KING, DATA IS ESSENTIAL 9 JUN 2021

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OTT CONSUMER RETENTION: IF CONTENT IS KING, DATA IS ESSENTIAL

Parks Associates resumed its Future of Video event, which highlights the Covid-19’s impact on the OTT market, its long-term impacts, and the strategies market players have implemented to endure the hardships and fulfill consumer demand for new video services. Less than half of US broadband households subscribe to four or more OTT services and 82% of US broadband households have an OTT subscription.
HOW HAS THE VIRTUAL PAY-TV MARKET MAINTAINED AN UPWARD TREND? 31 MAR 2021

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HOW HAS THE VIRTUAL PAY-TV MARKET MAINTAINED AN UPWARD TREND?

Parks Associates' digital event, "Future of Video: Explore vMVPDs and New OTT, Pay-TV Strategies" explores the increasing popularity of VMVPD services have taken over the pay-tv landscape. By 2023, the market is projected to surpass satellite TV and telco services, falling in second place behind cable services.