• Pay TV Customers Say They're Less Satisfied
    More pay TV consumers are unhappy with their service than they were a few years ago. Also, many broadband consumers don't even use traditional TV service. These are among the top-level findings from a pair of new studies that shed light on consumer behavior and attitudes to both traditional TV and to over-the-top service.
  • Mobile More Than Half Of Video Views
    Mobile video now comprises the majority of video views. About 54% of video views worldwide originate on mobile devices, according to Ooyala's Global Video Index for the fourth quarter of 2016.
  • Younger Viewers Less Likely To Skip Ads, But Still Tune Out
    Despite the conventional wisdom, Millennials are actually less likely to skip TV ads. That's the finding of a new report from Nielsen, detailing video viewing behavior of the younger generation when it comes to TV.
  • Mobile, Desktop Even In Race For Video Eyeballs
    Mobile phones and desktops are neck-and-neck when it comes to video viewing. More than half, or about 57%, of consumers around the world watch videos on their mobile phones every day. That's on par with the 58% of consumers who are checking out videos on their computer, according to AOL's State of the Video Industry Global Research Study.
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