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ITV brings teen drama “Byker Grove” to streaming for the first time on STV player 15 JUL 2025

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ITV brings teen drama “Byker Grove” to streaming for the first time on STV player

The groundbreaking series’ full catalogue of over 300 episodes is now accessible, signaling ITV’s strategy to unlock value from classic IP through digital platforms.
Global video consumption shifts toward digital, mobile, and local content 5 MAY 2025

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Global video consumption shifts toward digital, mobile, and local content

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.