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Amagi’s 15th Global FAST Report shows 84% of managed live events were sports in Q1 2025, with 67% of U.S. viewers streaming live events and 47% willing to trial paid services if offered a free live event.

The U.S. streaming market closed Q2’25 with 339M subscriptions, including 20% in Specialty, Sports, and vMVPD services; Specialty SVOD grew 12% YoY, while overall streaming added a net 6M subscriptions.

Hub Entertainment Research’s 2025 “Monetizing Video” study finds the average U.S. household spends $83 a month on TV services, with 42% of bundle subscribers more likely to stay, while low price, binge access, and live sports remain key value drivers.

According to New America’s “The Power and Reach of Stories About Work, Family, and Care,” 92% of Americans consume entertainment content weekly, yet only 27% recall seeing storylines about these everyday realities, underscoring a significant gap between lived experiences and media representation.

Production activity in Q1 2025 dropped 11% year-over-year, with EMEA down 23% and APAC 12%, but June marked the highest monthly volume since the 2023 dual strikes; unscripted content surged to a record share in June, reflecting lower-risk strategic shifts.