Tag: Ampere Analysis

While the global streaming sector has seen significant challenges this year, the landscape in the Asia Pacific has experienced growth thanks to advances in connectivity and disposable income gains, according to Ampere research.

The global pay-TV penetration rate will see its first yearly decline in 2024, according to Ampere Analysis research, after peaking at 60.3 percent in the fourth quarter of this year.

The big six global SVOD platforms will invest $42 billion in original and acquired content this year, a 7 percent gain—as compared with the 24 percent growth recorded last year—according to a new Ampere Analysis study.

According to Ampere Analysis, total annual media rights spend in the U.S., U.K., France, Germany, Spain, Italy and Australia grew from $20.8 billion to $34.9 billion between 2014 and 2022, an increase of 68 percent amid increasing fragmentation.

The number of homes in Western Europe taking at least one SVOD subscription is expected to eclipse North America in 2024, Ampere Analysis reveals in a new report.

With viewer engagement slipping, especially among younger audiences, European public-service broadcasters are in need of increased support, particularly in bolstering their on-demand services, according to a new report from Ampere Analysis.

Soccer is emerging as a lucrative opportunity for U.S. broadcasters and streamers, according to a new Ampere Analysis report on the growing interest in the sport.

There are more than 100 million subscribers to ad-supported tiers on SVOD platforms in the U.S., per 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.

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.