Reports: Online video

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Video consumer monetisation snapshot Q3 2022
US, Canada, Australia, UK, Germany, France, Sweden, South Korea, and Brazil

Tim Mulligan

1 Feb 2023

Online video Audience Insight video monetisation

This slide deck presents consumer demand for video subscription services, transactional video consumption, and advertising responsiveness. The data is pulled from MIDiA’s Q3 2022 consumer survey, fielded in the US, UK, Australia, Canada, Germany, France, Sweden, South Korea, and Brazil.

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MIDiA Research video subscription forecasts 2023-2030
APAC to the fore

Mark Mulligan, Tim Mulligan, Perry Gresham and Ben Woods

15 Jan 2023

Online video SVOD Marketing Strategy

This report presents the key figures, trends, and drivers of MIDiA’s video streaming subscription forecast model. The revenue figures presented in this report are in billions of US dollars unless otherwise stated. An Excel file posted alongside this report provides complete region and country-level data, as well as a detailed methodology statemen...

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Video Consumer Snapshot Q3 2021
US, Canada, Australia, UK, Germany, France, Sweden, South Korea, Brazil

Tim Mulligan

22 Dec 2021

Online video SVOD SVOD subscriptions

This slide deck presents consumer demand for video subscription services and streaming consumption, with detail for streaming services and video consumption preferences The data is pulled from MIDiA’s Q3 2021 Consumer Survey fielded in the US, UK, Australia,...

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Consolidation and retention
How D2C is now driving video M&A strategy

Tim Mulligan

30 Nov 2021

Apple Amazon Streaming video

The D2C big bang moment of 2019/2020 opened up a new offensive front for media majors as they competed with the communications and tech majors for streaming audience market share, which was previously lost to the SVOD insurgents. Pureplay media players responded via defensive consolidation and / or selling themselves to more motivated competitors.

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Video Consumer Snapshot Q2 2021
US, Canada, Australia, UK, Germany, France, Sweden, South Korea, Brazil

Tim Mulligan

28 Oct 2021

Streaming Video Streaming video

This slide deck presents consumer demand for video subscription services and streaming consumption, with detail for streaming services and video consumption preferences. The data in this deck is pulled from MIDiA’s Q2 2021 Consumer Survey that was fielded in US, UK, Australia, Canada, Germany, France, Sweden, South Korea and Brazil.

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Sci-fi video fan consumer snapshot, Q2 2021
US, Canada, Australia, UK, Germany, France, Sweden, South Korea, Brazil

Tim Mulligan

27 Aug 2021

Video YouTube Amazon

This slide deck presents sci-fi video fan consumer demand covering video services, live TV viewing, binge viewing, device viewing, YouTube consumption, and leading video services by WAU penetration. The accompanying dataset includes the demographic breakdown for each segment by age (16-19, 20-24, 25-34, 35-44, 45-54, 55+), by distribution (absolute...

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Streaming Media Consumption
Video Leads The Way

Zach Fuller

22 Oct 2018

Subscriptions Streaming Apple

In this report, we present highlights of content trends from MIDiA’s Quarterly Brand Tracker, a survey fielded in the US, UK, Canada and Australia. This report explores how consumer behaviour evolved between Q2 2017 and Q2 2018 across music, video, games and social.

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India and China Media Trends 2018

Zach Fuller

18 May 2018

Streaming Spotify Saavn

China and India are undergoing significant change in their media industries. Both countries are viewed as two of the world’s potentially most lucrative economies for digital content, based upon their spectacular GDP per capita growth rate and their billion-plus respective populations.

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MIDiA Research Predictions 2017
The Year Of The Platform

Karol Severin, Mark Mulligan, Tim Mulligan and Zach Fuller

30 Nov 2016

Streaming Streaming Music Paid Content

As we correctly predicted, 2016 was the year video ate the world. 2017 is going to be shaped by the battle for consumer attention through formatting and distribution wars. VR is likely to cede further ground to AR, bots will become established, while messaging apps add to their dominant position (even though user growth will slow).

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Paid Content Consumer Deep Dive
The Emergence Of A Sophisticated Audience

Zach Fuller

29 Nov 2016

Subscriptions Streaming Online video

In the old world, there were clear demarcations between media types, bordered with proprietary media and playback devices. However, different entertainment forms now exist in more interdependent ecosystems than they did in the analogue era, with all-in-one app stores blurring the boundaries and turning media consumption into an amorphous whole wher...

Brazil Video Market Country Profile
Social Video and Pay-TV Vie for Dominance

Leo Morel

24 Aug 2016

Brazil Online video video consumers

Despite the current period of economic and political crises, Brazil has become one of the main digital video consumption markets globally on account of smartphone and YouTube proliferation. Nevertheless, traditional media such as free-to-air and pay-TV still have a major presence among Brazil’s cultural habits.

Australia Video Market Country Profile
A Sophisticated Market With Strong Growth To Come

Tim Mulligan

27 Jul 2016

Australia Online video video consumers

Ranked as the 15th richest country globally by GDP per capita and with the world’s second highest smartphone penetration rate, Australia is a developed market poised at the forefront of the mobile transition. This, combined with its English speaking consumer base, means it is frequently at the vanguard of early video service roll outs by tech com...

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Video And Messaging Apps
Engaging Tomorrow’s Audiences On Today’s Platforms

Tim Mulligan

30 Jun 2016

Video Online video emerging markets

With two of the top ten largest global online video service providers now focusing on messaging services as a way to deliver video content to their highly-engaged user-base, mobile messaging services are becoming an increasingly important part of the video landscape.

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Brexit Implications
How the UK's EU Exit Could Impact Media and Tech

Karol Severin, Mark Mulligan, Tim Mulligan and Zach Fuller

28 Jun 2016

Streaming Music UK Streaming video

The UK’s vote to leave the European Union sent shockwaves that will continue to reverberate across the globe for years to come. While the potential geopolitical permutations may prove to be era defining, the implications for media and tech companies could also be dramatic.

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Online Video Vendor Landscape
Key Players in the Online Video Value Chain

Tim Mulligan

31 May 2016

Online video Messaging apps online video vendor landscape

2016 is the year that online video moves to the centre of the digital economy. Any content based digital business has to adapt to demand for video among its user base and find ways of incorporating it into their core offerings. Thus the music streaming services have suddenly found themselves needing to pivot into video to remain relevant to Digital...

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MIDiA Research Predictions, 2016
Video Eats The World

Karol Severin, Mark Mulligan and Tim Mulligan

15 Dec 2015

Streaming Music Streaming video digital music

This decade has been defined by accelerating innovation and disruption. With the majority of consumers now digitally connected in one way or another, new technologies have the ability to utterly transform existing models with a swiftness and totality not previously possible.

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Short Form Video Growth
The Rise Of Social Video

Tim Mulligan

16 Nov 2015

YouTube Online video Facebook

Since its launch back in 2005, YouTube has dominated online video with an audience winning combination of user generated content and corporate short form content. While YouTube is more successful in terms of brand recognition and video views than it has ever been, it now faces real competition from video newcomers Facebook and Snapchat.

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User Generated Broadcast
Live Streaming Video And The Mainstream Consumer

Tim Mulligan

30 Oct 2015

Online video Live video streaming User Generated Broadcast

The early adopter buzz around the launches of the live video streaming apps Meerkat and Twitter-acquired Persicope have so far failed to translate into meaningful real world adoption. But these User Generated Broadcast (UGB) apps have undoubted potential.

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Facebook Video
Not The Real Deal Yet But Could Still Unseat YouTube

Mark Mulligan

23 Jul 2015

YouTube Online video Facebook

Facebook is emerging as a serious challenger to YouTube and is building clear momentum that is giving the incumbent cause for concern in a way that few other short form challengers have yet managed to do. The total number of videos viewed by Facebook users was 4 billion a day in April 2015, up from 3 billion only three months earlier.

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Ownership to Access, And Back
Physical Ownership Acquires A New Value In The Digital Era

Tim Mulligan

2 Jul 2015

US UK Sweden

It seems counter intuitive to suggest the physical ownership of content has an addressable market in the digital era. Despite the ubiquity of digital delivery mechanisms for premium content, the desire for physical possession has not gone away. A market opportunity exists to provide complementary physical products both as reassurance for older gene...

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