Tag Archives: Ampere Analysis

While growing their investments in non-scripted, global SVOD services are still spending almost 90 percent of their original content budgets on scripted fare, per new Ampere Analysis data.

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The average annual household spend on film and TV in the U.S. is expected to have peaked at $1,150 last year, per new data from Ampere Analysis, with both SVOD expenditure declining and cord-cutting increasing.

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SVOD services will shell out some $8.5 billion on sports rights this year, according to Ampere Analysis, a 64 percent increase on last year.

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Ampere Analysis is forecasting that global content expenditure will increase by just 2 percent this year, the lowest growth in more than a decade (other than the Covid-19-induced contraction in 2020).

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Bundling and pricing discounts will be key to U.S. SVOD platforms as they look to limit churn amid intensifying competition, according to Ampere Analysis.

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Ampere Analysis is projecting that Netflix's launch of an ad tier will see it earn $2.2 billion more by 2027 than it would by continuing with a subscription-only model.

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Netflix commissioned new original first-run TV or movie content from 28 different markets in the second quarter, beating its own record, according to a new report by Ampere Analysis.

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U.S. SVOD subscribers who cancel a streaming service and commit to a new one within two months are more likely to switch to Apple TV+ or Paramount+, according to Ampere Analysis.

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More than 50 percent of the slate of content available to Netflix's American subscribers is original or exclusive, per Ampere, second only to Apple TV+ and well ahead of Amazon Prime Video and Hulu.

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The global streamers are increasingly committing to returning series, Ampere Analysis has found, with renewals in the U.S. and the U.K. hitting record levels in Q1.

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