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  • Summer Not Loving for SVOD

    It’s been an eventful second half to what has been a great year of television.  Broadcast TV, against the backdrop of new competitors and often hyperbolic screeching of its demise, we have seen a plethora of big hitting, ratings winners. I will come back to that particular topic in another post however. Today I would…

    joelewis1979

    December 10, 2018
    SVOD
    Amazon, BARB, Friends, Kantar Media, Netflix, Nielsen, SVOD
  • Addressing the right questions

    ‘Addressable TV’ is here. Depending on who you talk to its either the future of TV advertising, or indeed its saviour, or probably both. Like most people, I’m very optimistic about ‘Addressable’. The potentials for media owners to maximise and increase their inventory by reducing wastage, as well as the potential for planners to execute…

    joelewis1979

    October 9, 2018
    Addressable TV
    Addressable, Adsmart, BARB, IPA, ISBA
  • Netflix Ad’d value?

    It was recently announced that Netflix has been in the process of both developing and testing the ability to insert targeted promotions within its programming and its got people quite excited. The reason being, is this the start of Netflix moving to an ad-funded model? It is easy to see the potential attraction, its base…

    joelewis1979

    September 17, 2018
    Online TV, SVOD
    Amazon, Amazon Video, BARB, Netflix, NowTV, SVOD
  • Netflix takes The Crown

    It’s now official. In the latest BARB data for Q1 2018, in terms of the number of subscribing households, Netflix is now the largest paid for TV provider in the UK, knocking Sky off it’s throne that it has sat on for over 30 years. Its been called a disruptor, a new entrant, a protagonist,…

    joelewis1979

    June 7, 2018
    SVOD
    Amazon, Amazon Video, BARB, Netflix, NowTV, Sky, SVOD
  • E-P-G…is easy as 1-2-3

    People, at their very heart are creatures of habit. We find reassurance in things we are used to, aware of, and of course trust. Getting people to try something new or different continues to be a challenge no matter the industry. How we watch television is no different. For sure, it is changing, and seemingly…

    joelewis1979

    May 29, 2018
    Uncategorized
    EPG, Sky, Sky Q
  • One Player to rule them all

    If the stories are true, the UK PSBs are poised to abandon a decade of competition in the delivery of television online, and join forces to offer a single online VOD player.  This new service, in effect a return to the ditched Project Kangeroo, will act to counter the ever growing threat of subscription services…

    joelewis1979

    May 9, 2018
    iPlayer, Online TV
    All4, BARB, BBC, Channel 4, iPlayer, ITV, ITVHub, Online TV, Sky, SkyGo
  • Vodding along nicely

    Vodding along nicely

    It was a good end to 2017 over at Netflix HQ as they recently announced that worldwide subscriptions had now numbered 117 million, a rise of 8.3m in the final quarter, of which 6.4m from outside the US.  Impressive growth by anyone’s standards. So, clearly non-US growth is becoming a major revenue stream to Netflix,…

    joelewis1979

    March 2, 2018
    SVOD
    Amazon Video, Netflix, NowTV, SVOD
  • Left to our own devices

    Left to our own devices

    We’re able to watch television on more devices than ever before, whether it be live TV or catch-up, it’s now possible to watch when we want, and where we want.  Online player apps now ensure there is no excuse to miss out on our favourite programmes. But what devices, other than the old faithful TV…

    joelewis1979

    February 5, 2018
    Online TV
    All4, BARB, BBC, Channel 4, iPlayer, ITV, ITVHub, Online TV, Sky, SkyGo
  • Premier Pricing

    In just under two weeks (8th February), the initial bids of the next round of Premier League football rights will be tabled. It’s always a fascinating time, of rumour, intrigue and speculation.  Just how high will the price go for the mother of all giffen goods? As with the previous deals, there has been talk…

    joelewis1979

    January 29, 2018
    Uncategorized
    Amazon, Amazon Video, Ampere Analysis, BARB, BT, BT Sport, Football Rights, Premier League, Sky Sports
  • Democratisation of Data

    It’s been 100 years since the Representation of the People Act was passed into UK law allowing women (or rather some women) to vote in UK elections. It was a landmark act which today may seem rather perplexing that it was even necessary, but all the same, it was part of a continued progress towards…

    joelewis1979

    January 21, 2018
    Uncategorized

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