Tag: Ampere Analysis

A new Ampere Analysis report on Netflix originals forecasts that Poland is in line for increased local content.

Netflix's consumer base is beginning to lose its youth skew as older groups increase usage and young audiences flock to cinemas, according to Ampere Analysis's consumer data for Q3.

More than half of the respondents to a recent Ampere Analysis survey in the U.S. are "super stackers," subscribing to three or more SVOD services.

The latest findings from Ampere Analysis show that the negative impact of Covid-19 on TV advertising revenues began to subside significantly in the fourth quarter of 2020 in both the U.S. and Western Europe, setting the stage for "a solid recovery" in 2021.

According to new figures from Ampere Analysis, Q2 pay-TV subscriber totals were 0.5 percent higher than in Q1 2020, indicating that even with the increased economic pressures and cancellation of live sport globally, there is still room for growth, particularly in emerging markets.

Producers of high-end scripted content are facing delays of 12 months or more due to COVID-19, with unscripted titles increasingly filling in the gaps in schedules, according to Ampere Analysis.

The latest figures from Ampere Analysis suggest that there is room for 3 billion additional streaming subscriptions across the world’s largest media markets, though some territories are moving toward a "stacking ceiling."

Ampere Analysis has revealed that one in seven online video households worldwide is “borrowing” an account, a trend that it confirms is on the rise.

Over the next five years, the COVID-19 pandemic will cost the worldwide entertainment business $160 billion, according to Ampere Analysis.

The supply and release of new content will be disrupted well into 2021 as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Ampere Analysis.