Colin Dixon
@nScreenMedia
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I love multiscreen media. Write about it, research it, report on it, live it.
Bay Area, CA
Joined May 2009
Three news stories presented data that might have you doing a double-take. I look at the claims that Prime Video has 90 million subs, Fubo lost 6.5% of subs, and VoD streaming time decreased 18% over the last year.
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Disney’s emerging NFL partnership and new global role for Hulu are big strategic shifts in its direct-to-consumer business. Will they bring the growth and engagement Disney needs?
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The hyper-competitive TV OS world has created problems for service providers, TV OEMs, and users. But is there a better way? Synamedia’s Jim Turner says there is, and it's rooted in the cloud.
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New SVOD services from Roku, Fox, and ESPN are entering a saturated market in the US at the height of the streaming wars. Which will attract the most subscribers and why?
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The Trade Desk is launching Ventura, a new TV OS built on neutrality and transparency. It’s a direct challenge to the self-serving models of today’s TV platforms. Can it succeed in such a crowded marketplace?
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Peacock’s subscriber momentum has stalled, ARPU is falling, and NBA rights threaten to derail Peacock’s near-term profitability. And a $3 increase is nowhere near enough to help!
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YouTube’s revenue growth continues, with relaxed profanity rules poised to push it higher. Can FASTs capitalize on creators’ success for their gain? And HGTV and Peacock have their own challenges.
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Why does multiculturalism matter to your media business? Find out at 11 AM Pacific in TVOT Connect live! Be seen, be heard, learn, and connect.
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The opportunity for specialty content has never been better, but providers must negotiate multiple TV OS relationships to realize it. Rashaun Hall of FuseMedia explains why.
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Samsung is hoping popular creators can help bring differentiation and viewers to its TV Plus FAST. What do the creators get out of it? Maybe a lot less than they think.
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Fubo is trying to convince its shareholders to approve its merger with Hulu+Live. But can two unprofitable services build a profitable future together? It doesn’t look promising!
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PwC sees modest US OTT revenue growth through 2029. Subscription revenue growth will primarily come from price increases and ad revenue growth from FASTs, as well as likely from YouTube.
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Comcast is launching a streaming app store ten years too late. Meanwhile, Jeff Bezos is considering buying CNBC, NBCU is launching a sports channel, and linear ads still dominate.
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TV OS platform relationships are critical yet challenging to manage for content providers. Revry’s Daniel Schnider explains how he navigates these complex relationships.
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New data shows that more sports viewers stream exclusively than rely on traditional TV, and one-third already subscribe to a sports-specific streaming service.
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Charter’s inclusion of SVOD subscriptions in the cable bundle, along with the NFL, could be moderating cord-cutting. Neither can save the cable bundle.
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Member engagement growth has ceased at Netflix, and new blockbusters and originals aren’t going to break the logjam. However, two new strategic shifts could.
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Google TV's intrusive home screen ads highlight how deeply ads are embedded in the connected TV experience. Have TV OS providers become too aggressive in monetizing viewers?
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Are you confused by the FUD surrounding AI in media? In this interview with Tavant’s Filiz Bahmanpour, she outlines five areas AI can help your video business today.
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Three deals involving Netflix, Disney, and Prime Video show how broadcaster attitudes toward SVOD are shifting to a more pragmatic "you scratch my back, I’ll scratch yours" approach.
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