Analysis

Almost half of Filipino internet users admit to accessing piracy websites or torrent sites, according to a survey commissioned by the Asia Video Industry Association’s Coalition Against Piracy (CAP) and conducted by YouGov.

New research from Media Partners Asia (MPA) explores the key drivers of the streaming market in Southeast Asia, with total minutes viewed on mobile up 30 percent in Q1 and 19 percent in Q2 in Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand.

A survey commissioned by the Asia Video Industry Association’s Coalition Against Piracy (CAP) has found a 55 percent reduction in consumers using piracy websites over the last ten months.

Media Partners Asia (MPA) estimates that Disney+ Hotstar in India has the potential to reach 100 million paying subscribers by 2025, delivering more than $1 billion in revenues.

Weekly consumption of online video rose by 60 percent in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Singapore amid COVID-19-related stay-at-home measures this month, according to Media Partners Asia (MPA).

Sports media revenues across the Asia Pacific are expected to fall by 35 percent in 2020 due to the COVID-19 crisis, according to Media Partners Asia (MPA).

As growth slows in the AsiaPac pay-TV sector, major branded channel operators are likely to reduce investments in local feeds, transmission operations and original content, according to Media Partners Asia's (MPA) latest Asia Pacific Pay-TV Distribution report.

Vivek Couto, executive director of Media Partners Asia (MPA), offers World Screen Newsflash exclusive insights into a new report that projects the online video market in AsiaPac will generate revenues of $50 billion by 2024.

Video content budgets in India, Southeast Asia and Korea rose by 12 percent last year to reach about $10 billion, Media Partners Asia (MPA) observes in a new report. Steve Laslocky, the study's principal author, provides some exclusive insights to World Screen about content trends in the region.

The latest edition of Brightcove's annual Asia OTT TV market study has found that more than 50 percent of respondents want to pay $4 or less per month for access to an online content service.