Analysis

The top ten pay-TV service providers in the U.S. lost more than half a million subscribers in the first quarter of 2017, according to the informitv Multiscreen Index, marking the largest loss for the country so far.

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New consumer research from Leichtman Research Group (LRG) finds that 69 percent of U.S. TV households have at least one television set connected to the internet.

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New research from GfK finds that the preferences of so-called "cord nevers" and "cord cutters" differ in many ways, including their tastes in streaming video platforms and the shows they watch on them.

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PwC's latest Deals Insights report for the U.S. entertainment, media and communications sector expects merger and acquisition activity to remain robust, despite regulatory uncertainties and a tightening of investment from China.

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Netflix is still the most dominant OTT platform in the U.S., comScore reports, but market competition is intensifying, with 11 services now reaching more than 1 million or more homes every month.

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Kagan says the number of U.S. homes that have broadband but no traditional multichannel video package rose by 2 million in 2016.

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Almost half of U.S. consumers subscribe to a paid streaming video service, according to Deloitte's 11th Digital Democracy Survey, which also found that 66 percent of pay-TV customers keep that service because it comes bundled with an internet offering.

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According to 451 Research's latest Voice of the Connected User Landscape (VoCUL) survey, consumers are increasingly paying for three or more streaming video services and original content is becoming an important reason that people are subscribing.

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The top 10 pay-TV service providers in the U.S. lost 937,000 television customers between them in 2016, according to the informitv Multiscreen Index.

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New research from Leichtman Research Group (LRG) has found that 54 percent of U.S. adults report that they have Netflix in their household, while 53 percent have a DVR.

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