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According to the study, 50% of Gen Zers speaks another language, and 47% identify as multicultural, and 72% use social media, 66% stream music (66%), and 52% watch TV content every day / almost every day.  

The most recent research from Hub confirms that streaming brands striving to deliver “something for everyone” are hard for consumers to differentiate. In the blurry landscape of scripted content, live sports have stood out as a key driver for new sign-ups and subscriber retention.

More than half of subscribers (55%) now get these ‘indirect’ subscriptions via their cell phone providers, while 34% access and pay for them through a retailer. 44% now get a subscription they used to pay for free of charge, thanks to a bundled deal — rising to 55% for 18-24 year-olds.

Según el más reciente reporte de GECA Barómetro OTT Cine, en España Netflix y Disney+ siguen siendo las plataformas mejor valoradas en cuanto a calidad de contenido, y más del 70% de los usuarios optaron planes de suscripción con publicidad.

The global film and television industry showed a moderate recovery in February, with EMEA leading growth due to tax incentives and rising Arabic content demand, APAC stabilizing with a 4% production increase, and the Americas maintaining steady output. Streaming giants like Netflix continued to shape market trends, investing in localized content and expanding their global influence.