Cable vs. Streaming Showdown

CABLE vs. STREAMING SHOWDOWN TV may be in trouble! The wave of television entertainment is decidediy in favor of streaming services. According to data projected in a 2012 TechCrunch survey. 40% WORLDTVPC.com online video viewing increased 40 from 2010- 2011.there are 100millonregular viewers of enline videoper annum.. Netliois solely accounteble for 35% ofall streaming bandwidth on the internet! ACCORDING TO THE 2012 US DIGITAL FUTURE IN FOCUS REPORT, CONDUCTED BY COMSCORE 43.5 billion wseos in December 2011, up 44% since Americane streamed December 2010 figures. Furthermore 105.1 MILLION Americans now watch videos online each day up 43% vs. Vs. 73.7 MILLION in 2010. STREAMING STATS A 2011 RETREVO SURVEY OF 1.000 U.S CONSUMERS surveyed consumers watchedmost/all of their Tv programs online. 83% Americens get some of their TVcontent online. 04% watched most of their TV ahowI anline only watched televisionprograms on the Internet. When consumers were asked what would prompt a switch from cable/satellite TV to online-only programming.. 43% of participants considered canceling their service and/or had actually canceled. Those who did not cancel said the lack of online availability for their favorite shows were the main reason for not making the switch. As far as shows go, respondents said that the following were im- portant factors in whether to switch from cable/satellite to online-only TV. • premium channel programming • live sports • HD options The Retervo survey concluded.. "Online TV viewership is on the rise, and people are tired of high-priced program- ming! With the advent of Internet-capable TVs and the dissatisfaction with satellite and cable service, we will likely see increasing attraction toward online offerings in the years to come." STREAMING SUCCESSES Share of Contet Videos Vewed Se cm H Cre201,08 A 2011 comScore survoy showed one-third of Americans have streamed a movie or TV show on Notflia, Hulu, Vudu, Crackle or another Net- uccona based video service. alon content vide viwad in be1 IHS Screen Digest Survey In 2012 34 billion Americans watched movies online. These figures * doubled the 2011 total 2008-2011 REceeded DVD/Blu-Ray consumption for the first time ever According to The Convergence Coraulting Group. 2.65 million subscribers dropped their pay-TV service completely in favor of streaming video options In 2011, there was 74% increase of online streaming subscriptions. VIDE According to a 2012 DaCast compilation report . 25 million mobile owners stream 4 hours of video per month 35% of us mobile phone uners also streamed video $121 million ccountad for mobile video revenue sales in 2010 • In 2014, there will be an estimated $16 billion of mobile video subacriptions 31.8% MOBILE VIDEO STREAMERS 21.% 20.6% 10.8% 11AN 3.4% AGE: 13-17 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55+ STREAMING SERVICES A 2012 comparison of streaming services, according to USA TODAY RESEARCH. You Tube accounted for 45% of Americans' online video streaming time in 2011 & has its own TV channels NETFLIK Major Delivory Dovices: Xbox, PS3, Wii, iOS app, Android app, Apple TV, WD TV Live, Roku. Special Featuros: Originally-produced movies Disc-by-mail program Pricing: ST7.99 per month; extra charge for disc delivery by mail. huluPLUS Pe ete 7 Devices: Roku; TIVo; WD TV Live; 1OS and Android apps: Xbox; PS3 and Wi Special Features: Current-season TV shows Originally produced series Pricing: $7.99 per month Vdu HD Mavies Major Dolivery Devices: Xbox, PS3, iOS app and WD TV Live Special Features: Owned by Walmart, where users can convert DVDS to digital files for a fee. Files are kept in your Vudu account. Pricing: 99 cents to $5.99 per TV show/movie rental. amazon etant video Major Delivery Devices: Roku, PS3, TIVO Special Features: two-day shipping for Amazon purchases Pricing: Prime is $79 per year for unlimited streaming. iTunes Major Delivery Devices: Devices running IoS and Apple TV. Special Features: Solls current-soason TV shows. Pricing: $2- $5 per TV showl movie rental. Cable Comebacks Pay-TV providers like Comcast are creating their own "online" services in an effort to keep subscribers, offering smartphone apps that allow streamed TV showsimovies. HBO and various content providers are even developing their own delivery software. These efforts are intended to motivate consumers to keep their cable subscription, while granting them the luxury of streaming content. Comcast Comcast. • Xfinity Streampix o gives video subscribers on-demand viewing of movies and TV shows on iPhones/iPads. o in 2012, customers streamed an average of 375 million times per month. .. .. Cox Communications COX CEMMENIENTIE • Cox TV Online gives customers access to 10,000 videos for computers and laptops. attracting 1 million views per month • Cox TV Connect: an iPad app that only be surfed at home by its customers o used by 20% of Cox customers per month. dish Dish Network NETWORR • Blockbuster Movie Pass o 10 per month + Dish subscription o instant TViPad streaming of more than 100,000 movies, TV shows/games. Research shows that traditional TV providers are the preferred method of both celebrities and content owners, as a shift to online streaming would greatly hinder revenue sales. According to 2012 In-State research, an estimated 10 Online streaming has the potential to surpass cable TV, and serve as the go-to medium for entertainment con- tent. For those who are looking to make a seamless switch to streaming, visit WORLDTVPC.com Here you can browse through the most comprehensive volume of free internet TV listings and guides, and join ranks of the millions switching from cable to computer screen. www se CABLE vs. STREAMING SHOWDOWN TV may be in trouble! The wave of television entertainment is decidediy in favor of streaming services. According to data projected in a 2012 TechCrunch survey. 40% WORLDTVPC.com online video viewing increased 40 from 2010- 2011.there are 100millonregular viewers of enline videoper annum.. Netliois solely accounteble for 35% ofall streaming bandwidth on the internet! ACCORDING TO THE 2012 US DIGITAL FUTURE IN FOCUS REPORT, CONDUCTED BY COMSCORE 43.5 billion wseos in December 2011, up 44% since Americane streamed December 2010 figures. Furthermore 105.1 MILLION Americans now watch videos online each day up 43% vs. Vs. 73.7 MILLION in 2010. STREAMING STATS A 2011 RETREVO SURVEY OF 1.000 U.S CONSUMERS surveyed consumers watchedmost/all of their Tv programs online. 83% Americens get some of their TVcontent online. 04% watched most of their TV ahowI anline only watched televisionprograms on the Internet. When consumers were asked what would prompt a switch from cable/satellite TV to online-only programming.. 43% of participants considered canceling their service and/or had actually canceled. Those who did not cancel said the lack of online availability for their favorite shows were the main reason for not making the switch. As far as shows go, respondents said that the following were im- portant factors in whether to switch from cable/satellite to online-only TV. • premium channel programming • live sports • HD options The Retervo survey concluded.. "Online TV viewership is on the rise, and people are tired of high-priced program- ming! With the advent of Internet-capable TVs and the dissatisfaction with satellite and cable service, we will likely see increasing attraction toward online offerings in the years to come." STREAMING SUCCESSES Share of Contet Videos Vewed Se cm H Cre201,08 A 2011 comScore survoy showed one-third of Americans have streamed a movie or TV show on Notflia, Hulu, Vudu, Crackle or another Net- uccona based video service. alon content vide viwad in be1 IHS Screen Digest Survey In 2012 34 billion Americans watched movies online. These figures * doubled the 2011 total 2008-2011 REceeded DVD/Blu-Ray consumption for the first time ever According to The Convergence Coraulting Group. 2.65 million subscribers dropped their pay-TV service completely in favor of streaming video options In 2011, there was 74% increase of online streaming subscriptions. VIDE According to a 2012 DaCast compilation report . 25 million mobile owners stream 4 hours of video per month 35% of us mobile phone uners also streamed video $121 million ccountad for mobile video revenue sales in 2010 • In 2014, there will be an estimated $16 billion of mobile video subacriptions 31.8% MOBILE VIDEO STREAMERS 21.% 20.6% 10.8% 11AN 3.4% AGE: 13-17 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55+ STREAMING SERVICES A 2012 comparison of streaming services, according to USA TODAY RESEARCH. You Tube accounted for 45% of Americans' online video streaming time in 2011 & has its own TV channels NETFLIK Major Delivory Dovices: Xbox, PS3, Wii, iOS app, Android app, Apple TV, WD TV Live, Roku. Special Featuros: Originally-produced movies Disc-by-mail program Pricing: ST7.99 per month; extra charge for disc delivery by mail. huluPLUS Pe ete 7 Devices: Roku; TIVo; WD TV Live; 1OS and Android apps: Xbox; PS3 and Wi Special Features: Current-season TV shows Originally produced series Pricing: $7.99 per month Vdu HD Mavies Major Dolivery Devices: Xbox, PS3, iOS app and WD TV Live Special Features: Owned by Walmart, where users can convert DVDS to digital files for a fee. Files are kept in your Vudu account. Pricing: 99 cents to $5.99 per TV show/movie rental. amazon etant video Major Delivery Devices: Roku, PS3, TIVO Special Features: two-day shipping for Amazon purchases Pricing: Prime is $79 per year for unlimited streaming. iTunes Major Delivery Devices: Devices running IoS and Apple TV. Special Features: Solls current-soason TV shows. Pricing: $2- $5 per TV showl movie rental. Cable Comebacks Pay-TV providers like Comcast are creating their own "online" services in an effort to keep subscribers, offering smartphone apps that allow streamed TV showsimovies. HBO and various content providers are even developing their own delivery software. These efforts are intended to motivate consumers to keep their cable subscription, while granting them the luxury of streaming content. Comcast Comcast. • Xfinity Streampix o gives video subscribers on-demand viewing of movies and TV shows on iPhones/iPads. o in 2012, customers streamed an average of 375 million times per month. .. .. Cox Communications COX CEMMENIENTIE • Cox TV Online gives customers access to 10,000 videos for computers and laptops. attracting 1 million views per month • Cox TV Connect: an iPad app that only be surfed at home by its customers o used by 20% of Cox customers per month. dish Dish Network NETWORR • Blockbuster Movie Pass o 10 per month + Dish subscription o instant TViPad streaming of more than 100,000 movies, TV shows/games. Research shows that traditional TV providers are the preferred method of both celebrities and content owners, as a shift to online streaming would greatly hinder revenue sales. According to 2012 In-State research, an estimated 10 Online streaming has the potential to surpass cable TV, and serve as the go-to medium for entertainment con- tent. For those who are looking to make a seamless switch to streaming, visit WORLDTVPC.com Here you can browse through the most comprehensive volume of free internet TV listings and guides, and join ranks of the millions switching from cable to computer screen. www se