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Netflix Ad tier viewing in Western Europe grew 32% in six months 23 JUN 2025

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Netflix Ad tier viewing in Western Europe grew 32% in six months

Subscribers to Netflix’s Standard with Ads plan in the UK, France, Italy, Germany and Spain watched 152.7 million hours more in April 2025 than November 2024.
Europe: How Netflix’s deal with TF1 signals a strategic pivot toward aggregation 23 JUN 2025

Markets

Europe: How Netflix’s deal with TF1 signals a strategic pivot toward aggregation

The partnership adds five live TF1 channels and over 30,000 on-demand hours to Netflix France by 2026, expanding its ad-supported tier and targeting the country’s 58 million broadcast viewers amid rising competition from local platforms.
CazéTV amplía su audiencia con el Mundial de Clubes y supera a la TV paga 19 JUN 2025

Streaming

CazéTV amplía su audiencia con el Mundial de Clubes y supera a la TV paga

Durante los primeros partidos de la competición, el canal del streamer brasileño Casimiro Miguel alcanzó 17,4 millones de dispositivos únicos en YouTube.
CosmoGO to be the exclusive Canadian distribution partner for sports streamer Fanatiz 19 JUN 2025

Streaming

CosmoGO to be the exclusive Canadian distribution partner for sports streamer Fanatiz

Partnership marks CosmoGO’s entry into sports with content available on its platforms later this Summer.
US & UK: Streaming subscription cuts rise as consumers seek AI-driven value 19 JUN 2025

Trends

US & UK: Streaming subscription cuts rise as consumers seek AI-driven value

As 36% of US and 35% of UK consumers cancel streaming subscriptions, 57% say they would pay more for AI-powered features—revealing a shift from quantity to quality and personalization in a saturated market.