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According to Digital TV Research, OTT TV episode and movie revenues for 22 Eastern European countries will reach $3.51 billion in 2023, more than triple the $1.01 billion recorded in 2017.

The number of digital pay-TV subscribers in Eastern Europe is forecast to increase from 25.49 million in 2010 to 61.57 million in 2017 and onto 78.08 million by 2023, according to Digital TV Research.

Digital TV Research's Eastern Europe OTT TV & Video Forecasts report is predicting that SVOD will become the region’s largest OTT revenue source in 2017, with Netflix and Amazon Prime Video driving the market.

Western Europe is set to surpass 100 million pay-TV subscribers, and more gains are on the horizon in the next five years, according to Digital TV Research.

A new Digital TV Research report sees tough times for the pay-TV universe in Eastern Europe, with the sector expected to lose 1 million subscribers between 2016 and 2022.

A new report from Digital TV Research forecasts 55.17 million paying SVOD subscribers across 17 countries in Western Europe by 2021, with Netflix and Amazon Prime Video as the dominant services.

Digital TV Research estimates that Eastern Europe will have 18.19 million paying SVOD subscribers by 2021, up from the 3.33 million reported at end-2015.

A new report from Digital TV Research finds that Liberty Global, Sky Europe, Vodafone and Altice jointly account for half the pay-TV subs in Western Europe. According to the Western Europe Pay TV Operator Forecasts report, 73 top operators collectively accounted for 93 percent of Western Europe’s pay-TV subscribers by end-2015.

The Eastern Europe Pay TV Operator Forecasts report from Digital TV Research estimates that 44 of Eastern Europe’s top 64 operators will increase their subscriber bases between 2015 and 2021. Simon Murray, principal analyst at Digital TV Research, said: “So 20 of the top operators will lose subscribers—or 31 percent of the total. Perhaps this is not that unpredictable given that the region still had 24.5 million analog cable TV subscribers by end-2015.”

OTT TV and video revenues across Western Europe are expected to more than double between 2015 and 2021, according to Digital TV Research.