Media universe cartographer Evan Shapiro examines the pivotal shift to a user-centric era of media, supported by new consumer research.

Connected TV is proving to be the savior for major streaming services as US viewers actively embrace ads in return for cheaper content.

By JIM LOUDERBACK TL;DR This Week: Neal Mohan reveals YouTube’s creator-centric priorities while Shorts monetization lags. TikTok rolls out time limits for teens while the U.S., Canada, U.K. and the EU ratchet up the pressure. Plus, Twitch’s never-ending creator problems, the surprising upside of paid verification, a call to restrict AI research and new crypto […]

The FAST ecosystem can be confusing but a new report demystifies the current trends, including the ongoing battle over the interface.

The internet, as a mediator of human interactions, is not a place, it is a time, according to The Convivial Society’s Michael Sacasas.

As streaming companies focus on bulking up their content offerings, consumers are increasing their use of advertising-based video on demand.

As the streaming industry matures, consumers want better discovery and bundles that aggregate multiple services for them.

Ampere’s new report shows that a weekly release schedule limits subscriber churn and creates more engagement with content over time.

More than half of millennial and Gen Z respondents have added, cancelled, or added and cancelled a streaming service in the past six months.

While films, TV shows and other media are still produced using traditional methods, new technologies are reinventing content distribution.

Instead of copying Netflix with big content spends, legacy media companies should focus on leveraging their existing content archives.

Think you know how streaming works? Here are the 10 biggest myths of the streaming industry as outlined by David Poland.