Monetizing online video on a TV screen is settling into a familiar dual revenue stream pattern of the traditional TV business. This report looks at key dynamics driving direct-to-consumer services to adopt a hybrid model: subsidizing consumers’ access, replicating traditional TV channel economics, and competing with big tech in the connected TV advertising market.
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Hybrid AVOD/SVOD Models Dominate the New US Direct-to-Consumer Streaming Landscape – August 2022
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