A new survey from consulting firm Ernst & Young finds that media executives are bullish on both generative AI and mergers & acquisitions.

The global TV and streaming industry is shifting away from Hollywood amid a rise in global demand for non-English content.

A new report from TiVo finds that discovering video content is a bigger issue than what we pay each month for the programs we want to watch.

A new Hub survey shows viewers are sapped by content saturation, with more than half calling for improved universal listing services.

Ttraditional Pay-TV is morphing into Pay-TV online, but — as some analysts have been saying — TV will still be TV.

Free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) channels are now in six out of 10 US households as consumers embrace a TV-like viewing experience.

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

From pay-TV and cord-cutting trends to a theatrical contraction, media analyst Alan Wolk outlines his predictions for the year ahead.

S&P predicts a boost in revenue for both theatrical and commercial TV in 2022, but pay-TV will continue to see declining subscription rates.

The Nielsen “Insights” blog examines how streaming companies are evolving user experiences to help connect audiences with content.

OTT subscriptions correlate closely with generational use, with different streaming habits for Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X and Boomers.

Sinclair Broadcast Group transitions to IP and SMPTE 2110 operation across its RSNs and the Tennis Channel.