Virtual Pay TV Services 'Use' Down Versus A Year Ago

While individual subscription video services like Netflix generally continue to grow in subscribers and viewership, new virtual pay TV services -- which provide access to traditional TV networks -- are slipping, according to a recent TiVo research report.

When asked what vMVPDs (virtual multichannel video program distributors) respondents “use currently,” …

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  1. Gabriel Cohen from SpotX, September 10, 2019 at 1:25 p.m.

    Hello! Do you think this is because of other competitors entering the market that were very small in 2018, but have added subscribers in 2019? I would be interested to see this chart, if you added Philo and Fubo into it. My guess is that the decrease from services like Hulu Live, YouTubeTV, etc. likely doesn't mean they are out of the market, but might have gone to one of the services not mentioned in this study or are going directly to individual service subscriptions - ESPN+, CBS, HBO, etc. 

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