Tag: Discovery+

Warner Bros. Discovery’s Max Details 2024 European Rollout Plans

Max streaming service from Warner Bros. Discovery launches in 22 European countries, spring 2021 including Eurosport, HBO & Discovery+. Made profit in H1 2020, while other streamers still losing money but adopting more rational approaches.Max streaming service from Warner Bros. Discovery launches in 22 European countries, spring 2021 including Eurosport, HBO & Discovery+. Made profit in H1 2020, while other streamers still losing money but adopting more rational approaches.

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No More App-Switching: YouTube Introduces Primetime Channels App in the UK

YouTube has launched Primetime Channels, a single hub for official TV, movies and streaming content to rival Amazon Prime Channels. It partners with Paramount+, Lionsgate+, Hayu, History Play, Crime & Investigation Play and more. YouTube Music is also introducing a dedicated podcast space. Services from Discovery+, Britbox and DAZN are also available.YouTube has launched Primetime Channels, a single hub for official TV, movies and streaming content to rival Amazon Prime Channels. It partners with Paramount+, Lionsgate+, Hayu, History Play, Crime & Investigation Play and more. YouTube Music is also introducing a dedicated podcast space. Services from Discovery+, Britbox and DAZN are also available.

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WBD Ad Revenue Down 7% in Q4, 8.5% Lower Vs. Last Half of 2023: Analyst

Warner Bros. Discovery is expected to have a 6.8% drop in TV/video ad revenue for the 4th quarter of 2021, after a 10.4% decrease in the previous quarter. Price hikes on Discovery+ may lead to some subscriber churn, despite forecasts that throughout 2023 there will be 8.5% declines only.Warner Bros. Discovery is expected to have a 6.8% drop in TV/video ad revenue for the 4th quarter of 2021, after a 10.4% decrease in the previous quarter. Price hikes on Discovery+ may lead to some subscriber churn, despite forecasts that throughout 2023 there will be 8.5% declines only.

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HBO Max and Discovery+ Lose Subscribers

Warner Bros Discovery ended Q2 2023 with 95.8 million direct-to-consumer subs, down 1.8 million. Paramount gained 0.7 million subs and 40% increase in quarterly revenue, but still incurred a $424 million operating loss. Max launched in US; WB CEO said it exceeded projections while Paramount is focusing on boosting streaming platforms and maximizing traditional business for profits by 2024.

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Online Video Subscriptions Face Challenges

Nearly 20 million households in the UK have streaming subscriptions, representing 68% of all homes. New subscription growth was up 7% in Q2 2023, with Discovery+, Disney+, and Apple TV+ seeing the highest gains. Netflix remains popular, but other services are increasingly popular for viewers. Production strikes may lead to a shift in content release strategies for streaming services to retain subscribers struggling financially.

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Survey: Discovery+ Saw 68% Increase in Cancelations in June as Max Gains Traction with Splintered Userbase

When Warner Bros. Discovery announced its plans for what eventually became known as Max, combining HBO Max’s library with much of the content from discovery+ was seen as a no-brainer. A new report from Antenna’s data collected shows that customers are reacting positively to this merger, with Max subscriptions rising 20.9% year-over-year and discovery+ declining 2.4% in the same timespan.

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SVOD Ad Tier Penetration and Popularity Rely on Launch Availability

New data from Ampere Analysis andAntenna show that SVOD services that came late to the advertising party have a mostly ad-free subscriber base. Services like Hulu, Paramount+, Discovery+ and Peacock, which launched with an ad-supported tier from the start, report a larger majority of ad-supported subscribers. Despite the availability of cheap ad-supported viewing, most new subscribers still opt for ad-free plans.

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Netflix Shrugs Off UK Industry Challenges to Show Resilience

7% of British households took out a new streaming subscription in Q2 2023, up from 5% the year before. Discovery+, Disney+ and Apple TV were the fastest growing services with Netflix having the highest viewing time and The Night Agent being most watched and most enjoyed show. However with upcoming Hollywood strikes, streaming services must reshape priorities to retain subscriber bases while providing satisfying experiences without fresh content.

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