US pay TV operators are facing an increasingly tough battle to retain customers, according to analysts – who say subscriber cancellations have accelerated rapidly over recent months. ...

Smartphone users in Japan of all ages spend a lot of time with their devices each day. According to research from JustSystems, even respondents in their 60s spent at least 50 minutes per day using the internet with their phones as of July 2015. But among...

Young people in the UK use their smartphones an average of 387 times each day according to new research which reinforces recent findings that the nation is now a "smartphone society".Data captured as part of the IPA TouchPoints survey – a sample of 1...

ZenithOptimedia is forecasting that the number of people regularly watching linear TV will peak this year and will start to decline for the first time in 2016, as mobile drives an increase in online video consumption. The average amount of time people ...

Currently, advertising is the biggest component of the over-the-top (OTT) TV and video revenue pie in Asia-Pacific. According to estimates from Digital TV Research Ltd., advertisers in the region spent $1.61 billion on the channel last year, compared with...

At a time when streaming video viewing is upending TV business models, a new GfK study sheds light on the phenomenon, including which Internet-connected devices and services different viewers prefer. ...

The internet is expected to overtake TV to become the largest medium for advertising in 2016, according to the latest International Ad Forecast from Warc.As well as downgrading its global adspend forecast for 2015 by 2.5pp to 2.3% growth, Warc examined...

The pay-TV market is booming across the Asia Pacific region with the addition of 36.74 million subscribers (7.3% growth) in the 12 months to end-March, 2015, according to the latest research from Dataxis. End 1Q15 there were 537.6 million pay-TV subs a...

Over 15% of pay-television subscribers in North America say they are planning to switch, change, or cut their service, while a further third may need to be encouraged to stay with their provider. Nearly a quarter of customers say they are unsatisfied with...

Estimates vary, but a new report suggests that the worldwide pay-television market has passed the 900 million subscriber mark. It is forecast to grow to a billion by 2017, representing half the households in the world. Although mature markets are appr...