Personalised programming in the FAST lane
With a surge in the uptake of FAST channels, we look at the key factors that help boost viewer engagement and monetisation.
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With a surge in the uptake of FAST channels, we look at the key factors that help boost viewer engagement and monetisation.
Netflix had 3.8m subscribers by end-2023, followed by Shahid VIP with 3.5m and StarzPlay with 3m.
According to the report, Netflix will remain the SVOD market leader, with 6.9m subscribers by 2029.
According to the report, Turkey and Israel together will supply nearly half of the 2029 total.
The pay-TV total will reach 55m by 2029, with satellite TV contributing 33m and DTT 21m.
Netflix will remain the largest single platform, adding 44m subscribers between 2023 and 2029 to take its total to 298m.
According to the report, Netflix will maintain its position as the biggest OTT service, with a projected revenue of $34bn anticipated by 2029, surpassing the combined earnings of Disney+, HBO ...
According to the report, global FAST revenues will increase by $9.4bn between 2023 and 2029, with the US supplying $2.1bn in additional revenues to reach $6.5bn.
According to the report, these hybrid revenues will be nearly equally split between AVOD and SVOD.
According to the report, AVOD revenues for TV series and movies will reach $69bn by 2029, up by $30bn from $39bn in 2023.
According to the report, Netflix will still lead the market, but local players will provide a strong challenge.
The regional SVOD penetration will remain low, with only 7.7% of African TV households paying for at least one subscription by 2029.
According to the report, Despite Disney+ adding 57m subscribers between 2022 and 2028, Netflix will remain the leading platform.
According to the study, the US will contribute 55% to the 2028 total, down from 67% in 2022.
According to the report, satellite TV revenues are expected to drop by $12bn, with digital cable down by $13bn.
According to the report, Disney+ will top the list with $11.4bn by 2028.
According to the report, AVOD revenues to reach $91bn by 2028, up by $50bn from $41bn in 2022.
According to the report, between 2022 and 2028, SVOD and AVOD revenues will reach $7bn and $11bn, respectively.
According to the report, Analogue cable will lose $382m between 2022 and 2028, while digital cable will lose $1.15bn.
According to the report, Netflix is forecast to retain its SVOD market dominance, with $32bn revenue expected to be generated by 2028.
Turkey, Israel and Saudi Arabia together will be the region’s strongest markets, accounting for 55% of the region’s SVOD revenues by 2028.
According to the report, SVOD penetration rates will remain low, with only 7% of TV households paying for at least one subscription by 2028 – up from 4% at the ...
The report calculated that about 62% of the region’s TV households will receive free-to-air satellite TV signals by 2028.
According to the report, pay-TV revenues are predicted to reach $6.44bn by 2028, up from $4.99bn on 2022.
Subscription-based streaming services that supplement with ad-supported versions will dominate the market by 2028.
According to the report, AVOD revenues from movies and TV series will reach $91bn by 2028.
The report also projected that there will be 367m cable TV subs by 2027, 56m lower than the 422m recorded in 2021.
According to the research, Netflix will remain on the top, with $30bn expected by 2027.
India will continue its growth, adding 92m subscribers in the coming years to reach 176m in 2027.
According to the study, Netflix will reach more than 5.4m customers in Arab countries by 2027 from 3.5m subs in 2021.
According to the report, Netflix will be the market leader in the region, with 6.41m subscribers by 2027.
Globally, IPTV subscribers will increase by 79m between 2021 and 2027 to reach 439m.
India will add 11m pay-TV subscribers between 2021 and 2027 to a total of 1777.5m.
In subscription terms, Netflix will add 60m subscribers between 2021 and 2027, but Disney+ is expected to overtake it by 2028.
Shahid VIP is expected to have 1.351m subscribers by 2027, while StarzPlay is predicted to have 2.98m subscribers.
According to the report, SVOD revenues will reach $1.66bn by 2027, up from $476m in 2021.
According to the report, the pay-TV subscriber numbers will also fall from 3.70m to 3.14m over the same period.
According to the report, Multichoice will continue to lead with 20.8m subscribers expected by 2027.
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Overall, global SVOD subscriptions will increase by 491m between 2021 and 2026 to reach 1.64bn.
Disney+ will reach 121m subscribers by 2026, double its 2021 total.
The report predicts that OSN will overtake both Shahid VIP and StarzPlay, growing from 945,000 in 2021 to 2.56m by 2026.
Revenues will triple in India and the US where AVOD revenues are set to triple between 2020 and 2026 to $31bn.
The report also noted that satellite TV revenues will drop by $16bn, with digital cable down by $12bn.
SVOD subscriptions in India are expected to almost triple between 2020 and 2026 to 155m, representing 10% of the world’s total.
Online TV platforms will add 63m subscribers between 2020 and 2026 to take its total to 378m.
SVOD revenues are reportedly set to climb by $59bn between 2020 and 2026 to $126bn, with SVOD's total share decreasing slightly from 62% in 2020 to 60% in 2026.
Revenues for both AVOD and SVOD in APAC will double between 2020 and 2026 to $22bn and $28bn respectively.
According to the report by Digital TV Research, India will add 21m and together with China, will have nearly 500m subscribers.
Disney+ will only have more subscribers than Netflix in one country, namely India, according to analyst Digital TV Research.
SVOD revenues will exceed $1bn in 16 countries by 2025, which is double from eight countries in 2019.
From the $16bn additional OTT revenues in 2019, SVOD contributed $12bn.
By 2025, 291m SVOD subscriptions will come directly to SVOD platforms via mobile apps.
The top 50 operators accounted for 46% of the world’s pay-TV subscribers by the end of 2019.
The decline comes despite the number of global pay-TV subscribers rising by 35m between 2019 and 2025.
China and India together will account for 80% of the region’s 676m pay-TV subscribers by 2025.
This, according to the latest report, will be $2.1bn more or triple the total revenue in 2019.
The revenue derived from SVOD in the African market is expected to increase by six times the current value by 2025, according to Digital TV Research.
African pay-TV subscriber numbers are set to climb by 54% between 2019 and 2025 to 47.26m, according to Digital TV Research.
The MENA region's subscription VOD (SVOD) revenues will increase from US$1.51bn in 2018 to $2.13bn by 2024, according to the latest OTT TV and Video forecasts for the MENA region ...
