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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.

Average daily playtime dropped 12% while buffering times improved by 18% and video start times by 12%. With user expectations rising, streaming platforms must prioritize performance to stay competitive.

Media consumption hit a high in 2024, driven by global events like the Olympics and major elections. But with fewer headline moments ahead and digital habits leveling off, 2025 is set to mark the first decline in over a decade.

According to Ampere, North America’s share of new Scripted series fell to 37% in H2 2024, while Asia Pacific reached a record 20%, driven by rising investment in local Originals across Japan, India, and Thailand.

Global fixed broadband subscribers are projected to reach 1.614 billion by 2030, growing by 10.2% from mid-2024, with the highest increases in the Middle East & Africa (36.9%) and Latin America (21.5%), while mature markets see slower expansion.