How critical is bundling to the growth of streaming video?
In the second quarter of 2024, there were more than 1,900 partnerships between subscription-driven streaming services and telcos/broadband companies. Yet, a bulk (62 per cent) of the 1,570 million global video subscribers had signed on directly for a Netflix or a Disney subscription, among many others. About a fifth or 317 million came indirectly through a telecom, broadband, or smart TV service that came bundled with a video app.
By 2029, this figure will go up to one-fourth of the total. Globally though, the lion's share of new subscriptions will continue to come from standalone direct customers. Those are among the big takeaways from two recent reports from the UK-based technology research and advisory firm Omdia.
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‘Direct subscribers likely to dominate streaming market’
UK-based Omdia expects bundling of streaming video with telcos to plateau by 2029
Visa woes slow Petrapole border's road to normalcy
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Has there been a slowdown in money supply after inflation targeting?
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Dabur shares tank 6%, Marico hits new high
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Broking stocks end mixed after F&O curbs
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Conflict worries may keep mkts jittery in near term
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