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Watch the tech markets. Technology companies are going to start focusing on where their products sell the most.
Prime example is @oneplus possibly pulling out of the American and European markets and focusing primarily on the Asian market.
10. Peacock - 46 Million - NBCUniversal catalog & Sunday Night Football
This is purely publicly available subscriber numbers. If there are more or less, great. But this is what we know from the data released.
Top 10 Streaming Platforms leaderboard ranked by total premium subscriber count and overall streaming traffic metrics:
1. Netflix - 325 Million - Global mega-hits & localized originals
2. Amazon Prime Video - 205 Million - Included with Amazon Prime shopping
6. Tencent Video - 120 Million - C-Dramas, variety shows, & anime
7. iQIYI - 101 Million - Pan-Asian entertainment powerhouse
8. JioHotstar - 100 Million - Major live cricket & Indian regional scale
9. Paramount+ - 79.6 Million - Live sports, Taylor Sheridan universe
@Netflix leads the paid subscription charts at 325 million subscribers, @YouTube is completely untouchable in total global data streams, logging over 2.4 billion active users.
Let that sink in.
Yes I focused on a small set of streaming services from the 2007 to 2016 range. It was intentional.
Some services did not find widespread acclaim until after these were in place.
The shift that happens next impacts a lot of the Streaming Services. The bedrock questions is, who survives this round when the consumer has been charged enough and is ready to save money FAST?
Remember the Cord Cutting craze that swept the world with the likes of @Netflix, @PrimeVideo, @youtube, and @Sling offering alternatives to traditional linear cable and satellite providers?
Well, time does fly when someone gets a good idea. Thank “Big Cable” for what we have…
Each time a cost is increased and you are paying for same but paying more for same. A consumer begins to weigh options and maybe Free-Ad-Supported Streaming Television isn’t looking as bad as it once did…