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Streaming viewing time globally rose by 36 percent in the first quarter of this year, Conviva says in its latest State of Streaming report, with significant gains in South America, Africa and Europe.
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Streaming Surge Slows Post Lockdowns
While time spent streaming content continues to rise across the globe, year-on-year growth slowed in May and June following the peaks recorded in April at the height of the COVID-19 shutdown, according to Conviva.
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World Screen recaps a range of studies about how COVID-19 is accelerating changes in media consumption.
Read More »Conviva: Streaming Surged in March
Streaming globally was up by more than 20 percent in March amid stay-at-home measures, according to Conviva.
Read More »Conviva: Overall Streaming Hours Continue to Rise
Streaming viewing was up 58 percent worldwide in Q4 2019 as compared with the year-ago period, according to Conviva, which says 2020 is “the year of streaming media.”
Read More »Conviva: Live Content Drives Streaming Gains
Conviva, a measurement platform, says that overall streaming hours rose by 89 percent across its customer base in 2018, with a 165-percent boost in Q4 alone, driven in part by viewers watching live content.
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