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Western European SVOD Subs to Top 230 Million by 2026

TVEUROPE Western European SVOD Subs to Top 230 Million by 2026 ADVERTISEMENT The number of SVOD subscribers in Western Europe will rise from 137 million at the end of last year to 234 million by 2026, according to data from Digital TV Research. Netflix will remain in the lead with about 74 million subs, up from 54.2 million in 2020. Disney+ is expected to soar from 19.1 million customers last year to 55.05 million, making it the second largest platform in the region. Amazon will be not too far behind at 52.3 million Prime customers. HBO Max is expected to have 3.3 million customers in Western Europe by 2026, the same number as Apple TV+, Digital TV Research projects. The expansion of that service is expected to begin this year within the HBO Europe footprint. The major European markets of the U.K., Germany and Italy are not part of HBO Max’s current expansion plan due to HBO’s existing output deal with Sky.

Netflix Is Losing Market Share, but This Is the Actual Risk to Shareholders

Author Bio James Brumley is former stockbroker with a large Wall Street firm, and a former trading analyst for a small, options-based newsletter. After twenty years of professional experience in and around the market, his approach is one that combines fundamentals, sentiment, and common sense. It s also an approach that respects this John Keynes reality: The market isn t always rational. Follow @jbrumley Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) is losing market share to be sure but consider the circumstances. It was the first company to make streaming video a mainstream phenomenon, and for years, it was the only serious name in the business. It s only natural that the recent launches of big rival services such as

Broadband outshines pay-TV in Western Europe

| 08 April 2021 Revealing the growing and seemingly unstoppable importance of high-speed broadband for homes in the region, a Digital TV Research study has found that while traditional pay-TV subscribers in Western Europe are set for a continued fall, OTT and IPTV uptake is rising. In its Western Europe Pay-TV Forecasts report, the analyst notes how European operators shifted their emphasis from premium TV to high-speed broadband delivery. This it says is particularly true in Denmark and Italy – which are at opposite ends of the pay-TV penetration spectrum – where most operators promote OTT platforms ahead of traditional pay-TV ones. The study predicts that the number of Western European pay-TV subscribers will fall by 4 million between 2020 and 2026 to 103 million. By contrast, IPTV is the top pay-TV platform by subscribers and is set to gain 4 million subscribers between 2020 and 2026 to reach 47 million, with pay satellite TV down by 5 million to 18 million and

Western Europe to Shed 4 Million Pay-TV Subs

Western Europe to Shed 4 Million Pay-TV Subs ADVERTISEMENT The number of Western European pay-TV subscribers will fall by 4 million between 2020 and 2026 to 103 million, according to the latest report from Digital TV Research. IPTV, the top pay-TV platform by subscribers, will gain 4 million subs between 2020 and 2026 to reach 47 million. Pay satellite TV will be down by 5 million to 18 million, and cable will be down by 2 million to 37 million. Pay-TV revenues will decline by $4 billion (15 percent) between 2020 and 2026 to reach $23 billion. The pay-TV subscriber count will slip by 4 percent, revealing lower TV ARPUs and less emphasis on TV from the operators. Simon Murray, principal analyst at Digital TV Research, said: “European operators shifted their emphasis from premium TV to high-speed broadband delivery. This is particularly true in Denmark and Italy which are at opposite ends of the pay-TV penetration spectrum where most operators promote OTT platforms ahead of trad

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