Video Insights is Futuresource’s flagship service for the TV and video content industry.  This annual subscription offers strategic, in-depth commentary on regional markets. ​

Our Video Insights offering aims to provide detailed and comprehensive coverage of markets across TV and home video entertainment, breaking down the viewing and engagement habits of consumers.​

This report analyses SVoD, Pay TV, Broadcaster VoD, AVoD, and Transactional with a fine-tooth comb, exploring the competitive environment and evaluating future developments in this rapidly evolving sector.

This report provides an outlook for the global Blu-ray and DVD Player market, with key economic metrics and in-depth consumer research across key regions included, as well as an exploration into the major product developments and competition impacting the landscape.

The Digital Transactional Retailers report provides an in-depth look at the promotional activity of key services across the 20+ countries, along with in-depth service profiles and pan-service promotional activity. PVoD promotions and messaging have been included to highlight key consumer branding differences.

Futuresource is proud to introduce yet another wave of Living With Digital. This twice-yearly consumer research report investigates the shifts in consumers’ entertainment content consumption, looking at service usage, device ownership, and interaction. ​

This service aims to provide an up-to-date view on attitudes towards PVoD, Cinema, EST, TVoD, SVoD market, AVoD market, NFTs and wider entertainment consumption habits. ​

Each wave presents a benchmark set of questions to gauge the evolution of consumer's trends and habits. This wave focuses on video and television trends with an increased emphasis on entertainment early release movies and windows and SVoD service behaviour and future intent. 

Having delivered this programme for many years, Futuresource are delighted to continue  their next wave of kid's tech consumer research.​

As children are starting to learn and engage in activities on devices such as computers, tablets and smartphones from an increasingly younger age, more traditional toys are starting to explore the explosion of digital platforms, combining online and mobile experiences.​

These developments are clearly creating new business opportunities for hardware vendors, content and toy companies, advertisers and kids brands alike, whilst at the same time presenting social and regulatory concerns with regards to too much access to such technology. Children’s physical well-being and social development, as well as exposure to too much advertising and inappropriate content, are much debated issues.

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