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Nearly Half Of Video Game Players Say ‘Creation And Self-Expression’ Are...
Variety reports: "A new study has found that while stress relief is still self-reported as the top reason people are playing video games, 46%...
PlumResearch: Fallout Is Prime Video’s Biggest Premiere
Broadband TV News reports: "Amazon’s big budget TV series Fallout is taking 30% of viewing in most major markets and is seeing 91 million...
YouTube Now Controls 9.7% Of U.S. Television Usage, Nielsen Says
Yahoo! Tech reports: "Connected TV usage of YouTube accounted for 9.7% of all U.S. TV viewing in March, according to Nielsen's latest monthly tube...
Fallout 76 Smashes Steam Player Record Amid Fallout TV Show Success
IGN reports: "The success of Prime Video’s Fallout TV show has spilled over into the video games upon which it is based, boosting player...
Super Bowl Boosts Streaming Services – Ampere Report
Deadline reports: "At a time of Hollywood contraction, the streamers’ fierce push into live sports appears to be paying off, according to the latest...
U.S. Ad Forecast For 2024 Raised On Improved Economic Outlook, Digital...
The Hollywood Reporter reports: "The U.S. advertising market is looking healthier now than in December, media investment company Magna signaled Thursday, raising its 2024...
A Quarter Of YouTube’s Paid Creators Are Earning Money With Shorts
The Verge reports: "One year after YouTube turned on revenue sharing for its shortform video feature, a growing chunk of creators are getting paid...
U.S. Consumers Pay Average Of $61 Per Month For Video Streaming...
Variety reports: "Streaming video services continue to face challenges like high costs, high churn rates and competition from other media — while a good...
Google Researchers Unveil ‘VLOGGER’, An AI That Can Bring Still Photos...
VentureBeat reports: "Google researchers have developed a new artificial intelligence system that can generate lifelike videos of people speaking, gesturing and moving — from...
Most Subscription Mobile Apps Don’t Make Money, New Report Shows
TechCrunch reports: "Investors know that most startups fail, but something that may be less understood is how few mobile apps actually make money. According...
