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Among 18–34-year-olds, 58% frequently cancel subscriptions based on content availability, while only 36% cite price as the main factor. This group averages 4.2 subscriptions, outpaces older users in paid rentals and purchases, and now spends 50 minutes more daily on social media than on TV or streaming.

According to Nielsen, broadcast and cable accounted for 57.6% of ad-supported viewing in 2025, compared to 42.4% for streaming. The report also notes that seven different streaming platforms ranked among the year’s top-performing assets.

In 2022, 88% of European TV and SVOD adaptations were based on local works, with novels accounting for 42% of source material. France, Germany, and Italy each saw over 80% of their adaptations drawn from domestic IP.

TV advertising is projected to rise 1.2% to €3.74 billion, while streaming and VOD will see a 6.9% increase to €1.7 billion. Digital audio leads audio growth at 4.4%, reflecting shifting advertiser priorities.

Channel 4 reported a £20 million pre-tax loss in 2023 amid falling ad revenue, prompting a shift in commercial strategy. Its new in-house studio and revised IP terms aim to boost global content value and long-term sustainability.