SVOD subscriptions to reach 1.16bn by 2025: Digital TV Research
By 2025, 291m SVOD subscriptions will come directly to SVOD platforms via mobile apps.
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By 2025, 291m SVOD subscriptions will come directly to SVOD platforms via mobile apps.
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People aged between 25 and 54 spend nearly eight hours listening each week, according to the report.
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The US was followed by China (17%), Germany (4%), and the United Kingdom (4%) for the same time period, according to the research.
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This, according to the latest report, will be $2.1bn more or triple the total revenue in 2019.
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The event unfolded over three days of networking, thought leadership keynotes and discussions, showcases on the trends including 5G, AI, IoT, Smart Cities, next-generation broadcasting and more.
