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While the overall LCD TV market has reached a certain level of maturity and has been experiencing shipment declines in many regions, the emergence of 4K TVs is driving demand in developed markets as well as price-sensitive countries like China. Unit shipment for the global smart TVs market is expected to increase from 193.7 million in 2017 to 249.9...

This research service provides a detailed Market Engineering analysis of the Global Pay TV Middleware market which includes IPTV/Telco, Cable, and DBS segments, for North America/Latin America, Asia Pacific, and the Europe/Middle East/Africa regions, and ranks and explains drivers and restraints to each. It also provides revenue forecasts and CAGRs...

This cross-practice market insight gathers data from several local teams within Frost & Sullivans global information and communications technologies (ICT) practice. This insight is designed to provide a global picture of average revenue per user (ARPU) for pay TV content and fixed broadband on a region-by-region basis. Any pay TV equipment provide...

Smart TVs are envisioned as online video consumption devices that enable centralized control of the living room entertainment experience—fragmented across smartphones, tablets, gaming consoles, and streaming media devices, among others. While the overall LCD TVs market has reached maturity and has been experiencing shipment declines in many regions...

Falling prices and the demand for next-generation features such as 4K and HDR continue to be the strongest drivers for smart TV sales. Even as the price of the highest-end models continues to rise as screen sizes and device sophistication at the high end continue to grow, there is falling disparity between traditional and smart TV price points at t...

10 Feb 2020  |  North America  |  Market Research

United States Pay TV Subscriber Churn Analysis, Forecast to 2024

Intensely Competitive Environment and a Proliferation of OTT Alternatives Leading to Subscriber Losses

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This study is part of the Frost & Sullivan Digital Media research, with a base year of 2018 and a focus on pay TV market dynamics in the United States. Pay television is a video viewing service where content from multiple broadcasters, production houses and TV channels are transmitted through cable, satellite and/or ADSL/VDSL/fiber. Consumers pay a...

21 Nov 2016  |  North America  |  Market Research

Global Smart TV and Streaming Media Devices Markets, Forecast to 2021

Competition Sharply Accelerates in the Battle for Conduit to the Big Screen as Consumers Demand Quality Experiences and Ease of Content Delivery

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This study provides an in-depth analysis of the global streaming media devices market and the smart TV market. The thin client paradigm, where broadcast, pay TV, and on-demand content is delivered directly via the Internet to consumers, continues to grow. Streaming media devices, smart TVs, and to some extent game consoles and tablets, are at the f...

YouTube has the highest share in reach and watch time among all ad supported OTT platforms. According to Nielsen, more than half of 18- to 49-year-olds in the US are either light viewers of TV or do not subscribe at all. Over 90% of these people watch YouTube. Watch time of YouTube on television screens alone tops 250 million hours per day. YouTube...

Media streaming devices are connected, unmanaged devices whose primary purpose is to receive on-demand content via the Internet and display it on a television screen. Demand for media streaming devices was originally derived from cord-cutters looking for convenient, cost-effective ways to access entertainment content with a lean-back experience. Me...