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VIDEOTRAK helps television industry participants understand the emerging economics and dynamics of the Internet-video sector by offering exclusive analysis of providers, business approaches, market statistics and consumer behaviors that are shaping the fast-growing category. Learn more...
February 2010
Internet viewing durations measured in minutes
Data compiled by comScore and Nielsen, along with scattered reports from online video providers, indicate online video remains a medium of brevity. Among top Internet video properties, only Netflix, which streams full-length movies and commercial-free TV shows, surpasses an average viewing session time of 30 minutes. Even viewing durations associated with category standout Hulu are no more than six minutes on average.
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DBSTRAK is a comprehensive intelligence service that allows companies to make informed decisions based on thorough monitoring, reporting and analysis of the business activities of satellite television providers. Learn more...
February 2010
DirecTV subscriber additions continue to slow
John Malone appears to be in harvest mode as DirecTV posted a 54% increase in profit to $750 million, while net additions fell in Q4 ’09. The company added 460,000 in Q1 ’09, but admittedly overshot its target for that quarter by allowing in more subscribers than it wanted. Over the next three quarters, with tightened credit policies, DirecTV only added 489,000 subscribers, barely surpassing Q1’s gains. >> Download Report Abstract
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WIRELESSTRAK provides 360-degree perspective around the fast changing wireless communications sector, with a focus on emerging data and mobile broadband opportunities that will reshape the business and ignite participation from new entrants. Learn more...
March 2010
2009: The year of data
Up to now, voice service quality has been the driving factor in the competition among the major wireless carriers. But an examination of the fourth quarter metrics now indicates that a carrier’s competitive fate depends more on its data offerings, and less on voice.
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