![]() ![]() Netflix is looking to win over at least 40 million subscribers to its ad-subsidised tier by next year’s third quarter, according to an internal document cited by the Wall Street Journal. Some streaming television services such as NBCUniversal’s Peacock, Paramount+ and HBO Max already feature ad-supported offerings.īut Netflix and Disney+ – with 220 million and 152 million subscribers respectively – throwing their hats in the advertising ring could catch the attention of businesses interested in reaching television audiences, analysts said. “Now, we can see that is obviously not true.” ![]() “Not long ago, everyone said subscriptions would kill ads,” said head of marketing analytics firm EDO Kevin Krim. Global video sharing and online television platform YouTube saw USD28.8 billion in ad revenue in 2021. Insider Intelligence analyst Ross Benes estimates that advertising revenues from streaming could reach USD30 billion in two years in the US alone. Market tracker Statista forecasts that spending on television ads globally will hit USD159 billion this year. The windfall for Netflix and Disney+ could be considerable. “It’s going to be a major moment for advertisers.” “These launches are going to create the biggest premium advertising space in more than a generation,” said analytics company Samba TV senior vice president Dallas Lawrence. Netflix is expected to launch an ad-supported subscription tier in early November, about a month before rival Disney+ does the same, according to United States (US) media reports. NEW YORK (AFP) – With the launch of cheaper, ad-supported subscriptions, Netflix and Disney+ are expected to bite into the revenue of traditional television channels as the streaming services look toward continued expansion.Īfter having long-shunned the notion of advertising on its platform, Netflix this year accelerated work on just such an offering as inflation prompts consumers to spend less and competition in the streaming television market intensifies. ![]()
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