Why are smart TVs catching sticks and boxes in usage? How did Peacock hit 22 million sign-ups in 6 months? And what are the chances that TMobile’s new vMVPD service will be a success?

Why did Quibi fail? We dissect the demise of yet another mobile video service. With this one, the seeds of failure were sown at the very start.

2021 will see the record for the number of concurrent live streamers smashed according to one new forecast. We discuss that and four more startling online video data points this week.

Are AVOD and SVOD in competition? Not according to ViacomCBS. Streamers are watching more of both types of service. What is more, they are spending more than their non-streaming peers.

Most people watch NBCU entertainment shows on-demand, not on live TV. But different show audiences have very different viewing habits. And are you ready to change your connected TV device? Vendors have updates that might sway you their way.

Connected TV has shifted to the center of many media company strategies. But key issues like ad duplication, measurement, and channel conflicts are holding the industry back.

Comcast and AT&T know they don’t need traditional pay TV anymore, but they do still need a video offering of some description. Is what they are doing with Internet TV enough?

Disney management has said hardly anything about how their first PVOD movie Mulan performed over the Labor Day weekend. However, looking at unofficial data suggests the Disney PVOD debut didn’t match the company’s high expectations.

The antenna TV market seems to have plateaued after years of growth. Are people just not interested in live TV anymore? Local broadcasters don’t think so. Two hundred of them have gone national with OTT platform VUit.

Google is rumored to be working on a new TV dongle codenamed Sabrina. It has a remote control, unlike its predecessor Chromecast. Can it succeed in the face of the duopoly of Roku and Fire TV?