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1. Subscriptions for direct broadcast satellite and cable television in the US: An empirical analysis

Author

Karikari, John Agyei, Brown, Stephen M., and Abramowitz, Amy D.

Subjects
Subscription television -- Surveys, Direct broadcast satellite television industry -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Economics, Library and information science
Abstract

Factors affecting DBS (direct broadcast satellite) penetration, relative to cable penetration, in the US subscription television market is identified. It was found that the basic cable services regulation, which expired in 1999, might have unintentionally enhanced DBS penetration in noncompetitive cable franchise areas as cable providers charged high prices.

Published
2003

2. Today 2 million Foxtel subscribers are set to gain access to Netflix

Author

Morgan, Roy

Subjects
Foxtel -- Services, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Services, Australians -- Surveys, Subscription television -- Surveys, Consumer preferences -- Statistics, Market research, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Byline: Roy Morgan Jul 23, 2019 (Market Research Update - ABIX via COMTEX) -- New research from Roy Morgan shows 13.355 million Australians now have access to either Netflix or [...]

Published
2019

3. INTELLIGENCE FROM THE BROADBAND ECONOMY

Author

Wilson, Carol

Subjects
Cable television broadcasting industry -- Surveys, Subscription television -- Surveys, Business, Telecommunications industry, Surveys
Abstract

Byline: Carol Wilson In their sixth annual survey of the cable TV industry, In-Stat cable industry analysts Mike Paxton and Gerry Kaufhold found that while the number of cable subscribers [...]

Published
2005

4. ADWEEK ONLINE WEB POLL

Subjects
ReplayTV Inc. -- Surveys, Teleworld Inc. -- Surveys, Television broadcasting industry -- Surveys, Subscription television -- Surveys, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Will TV viewers use machines like TiVo or Replay TV to program their own networks and leave out the commercials? Yes 61.5% No 38.5% Results of our poll that was [...]

Published
2000

5. Streaming loophole

Author

Ault, Susanne

Subjects
Subscription television -- Surveys, Arts and entertainment industries, Business
Abstract

Services like Netflix and Amazon are losing a fortune in subscription revenue due to account sharing. But there's an easy fix People love their subscription streaming services, but they aren't [...]

Published
2015

6. Binge viewing spawns new levels of couch potatoism

Author

Gibbons, Kent

Subjects
Subscription television -- Surveys, Television viewers -- Surveys, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

Binge viewing of TV shows is a well-known phenomenon (even subject to a Multichannel News cover story last week) that is affecting how shows are presented and promoted and viewed. [...]

Published
2014

7. Initial digital results please cable operators

Author

Haugsted, Linda

Subjects
Cable television broadcasting industry -- Surveys, Subscription television -- Surveys, Digital television -- Equipment and supplies -- Surveys, Broadcasting equipment -- Surveys, Pay-per-view television -- Surveys, Digital television, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

LOS ANGELES - Cable operators were cautiously pleased by the initial results of their digital-tier rollouts, saying that penetration has reached 5 percent to 13 percent in less than a [...]

Published
1998

8. Steady fee hikes put off pay TV subs

Author

Spangler, Todd

Subjects
Subscription television -- Surveys, Americans -- Surveys, Pay-per-view television -- Reports -- Surveys -- Prices and rates, Company pricing policy, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

Cord-cutting rage may not have inflicted a deep wound on the industry yet. But millions of Americans say they are considering pulling the plug on pay TV, with many citing [...]

Published
2013

9. Survey: 10% of DBS, MMDS subs keep basic

Author

Moss, Linda

Subjects
Cable television -- Surveys, Direct broadcast satellite television industry -- Surveys, Subscription television -- Surveys, Cable networks (Television) -- Surveys, Direct broadcast satellite television -- Surveys, Cable television/data services, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

More than one in 10 direct-broadcast satellite and MMDS service customers also keep their cable service, although those technologies woo as many as 17 percent of their users totally away [...]

Published
1995

10. 20%

Subjects
Television broadcasting industry -- Surveys, Subscription television -- Surveys, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

Percentage of pay TV subscribers who were aware of 'TV Everywhere' services provided by their operator in Q1 of 2012. SOURCE: Source: Parks Associates survey as reported by Home Media [...]

Published
2012

11. Telco finds viewers tastes unpredictable

Author

Gibbons, Kent

Subjects
Bell Atlantic Corp. -- Surveys, Telecommunications services industry -- Surveys, Television viewers -- Surveys, Subscription television -- Surveys, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Mass communications
Published
1994

12. Two-year satellite and cable survey

Subjects
Cable television -- User statistics, Cable television -- Surveys, Direct broadcast satellite television -- User statistics, Direct broadcast satellite television -- Surveys, Subscription television -- User statistics, Subscription television -- Surveys, Cable television/data services, Business, Business, international, High technology industry
Published
2010

13. Poll: aud seeks free media

Author

Clarke, Steve

Subjects
Subscription television -- Surveys, Television viewers -- Surveys, Arts and entertainment industries, Business
Abstract

The dilemma for media owners grappling to make sense of the digital age is encapsulated in a U.K. survey that shows that despite rising use consumers increasingly expect free access. [...]

Published
2010

14. blinkbox Releases Subscription Survey

Subjects
Television broadcasting industry -- Surveys, Subscription television -- Surveys, Business, Business, international, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Three quarters of us are wasting money on unused subscription services every month, a study has found, according to a release from blinkbox. According to a release, the survey of [...]

Published
2013

15. Strategy Analytics Reports 13% of Americans Likely to Cancel TV Subscription

Subjects
Subscription television -- Surveys, Americans -- Surveys, Pay-per-view television -- User statistics -- Surveys, Business, Business, international, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Thirteen percent of current pay TV subscribers in the US say they are 'somewhat' or 'very' likely to cancel their current subscription in the next twelve months-and not sign up [...]

Published
2010

16. Strategy Analytics: 68% of US TV Customers Willing to Change Providers

Subjects
Television broadcasting industry -- Surveys, Subscription television -- Surveys, Customer satisfaction -- Surveys, Business, Business, international, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Over two-thirds of American pay television subscribers would be willing to switch providers if offered a price discount of 20 percent, according to a report published by Strategy Analytics. According [...]

Published
2010

17. New Latino-wide pay TV study to launch

Author

Dallas, Jo

Subjects
Latin Americans -- Surveys, Telecommunication systems -- Surveys, Subscription television -- Surveys, Pay-per-view television -- Surveys, Television viewers -- Surveys, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

A new survey charting the consumer habits of pay TV viewers in Latin America promises to be more extensive than any other panregional study to date. Kantar Media Research plans [...]

Published
1998

18. Adult survey yields surprising findings

Author

Umstead, R. Thomas

Subjects
Cable television -- Surveys, Subscription television -- Surveys, Pay-per-view television -- Surveys, Television viewers -- Surveys, Cable television/data services, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

When it comes to adult pay-per-view users, men and women don't leave. Over 50 percent of adult PPV buyers watch more than 60 minutes of their adult PPV purchase, according [...]

Published
1996

19. Beta survey: basic, not pay draws nonsubs

Author

Katz, Richard

Subjects
Beta Research Corp. -- Surveys, Cable television -- Surveys, Subscription television -- Surveys, Marketing research firms -- Surveys, Pay-per-view television -- Surveys, Television viewers -- Surveys, Cable television/data services, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

A new Beta Research Corp. survey of noncable subscribers indicates that the networks with the highest ratings are not necessarily the networks that will motivate people to buy cable service. [...]

Published
1996

20. TECHNOLOGY

Subjects
Showtime Networks -- Surveys, Nielsen Media Research Inc. -- Contracts, Teleworld Inc. -- Contracts, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Surveys -- Contracts, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Subscription television -- Surveys, Marketing research firms -- Contracts, Cable networks (Television) -- Surveys, Online services -- Surveys, Cable television/data services, Contract agreement, Online services, Business, Law, Mass communications
Abstract

New research study by Showtime Networks said more consumers were using their TVs and PCs together. Latest annual Showtime survey, conducted in Jan., said 25 million households simultaneously used online [...]

Published
2000

21. Sports on cable: playing what the networks don't

Subjects
Subscription television -- Surveys, Television broadcasting of sports -- Surveys, Business, Mass communications, National Cable and Telecommunications Association -- Surveys
Abstract

Sports on cable: Playing what the networks don't Cable has established itself in sports by covering events that broadcasting has either overlooked or abandoned, not, as some broadcasters have charged, [...]

Published
1990

22. Some Netflix subs would pay more to keep ads out

Subjects
Netflix Inc. -- Surveys, Television advertising -- Surveys -- Public opinion, Information services -- Surveys, Subscription television -- Surveys, Business, Computers and office automation industries
Abstract

Seventy-nine percent of respondents to a small survey of 100 Netflix subs said they would rather pay an extra dollar or two if it meant keeping Netflix's viewing experience ad-free. [...]

Published
2015

23. Lower cable rates generating few new subscribers

Subjects
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Laws, regulations and rules, Cable television -- Prices and rates, Pricing -- Laws, regulations and rules, Subscription television -- Surveys, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Mass communications
Abstract

Results of a survey of cable television operators indicate that the cuts in cable rates ordered by the FCC caused only a very slight increase in subscribership in 1993. Growth rates for the year reached an average of 3.5%, compared to only 2.6% in 1992, with most companies experiencing an average growth of 2.6%. The increase is expected to have very little effect on operators' profits and losses.

Published
1994

24. Cable learns a new business: PPV

Author

Haley, Kathy

Subjects
Pay-per-view television -- Marketing, Cable television -- Marketing, Subscription television -- Surveys, Business, Telecommunications industry
Published
1989

25. Cable viewers want local news

Subjects
Warren Publishing Inc. -- Surveys, Subscription television -- Surveys, Consumer preferences -- Surveys, Publishing industry -- Surveys, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Mass communications
Abstract

A survey on consumer attitudes on a la carte subscription by Warren Publishing Inc. revealed that many cable viewers would sign on a subscription to local cable news channels. Respondents also considered subscription rates as insignificant as long as they are provided new information on food, hobby, home, garden and consumer education. The complete report on prospective a la carte subscribers will be published by Warren in the spring of 1994.

Published
1994

26. Networks top cable

Subjects
Subscription television -- Surveys, Television viewers -- Surveys, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Mass communications, Network Television Association -- Surveys, Roper Center for Public Opinion Research Inc. -- Surveys
Published
1991

27. LPTV surveyed

Subjects
Independent television stations -- Finance, Subscription television -- Surveys, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Mass communications
Published
1991

28. Cable need - programming

Subjects
Subscription television -- Surveys, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Mass communications
Published
1981

29. VCRs and pay cable seen compatible

Subjects
Showtime-The Movie Channel Inc. -- Surveys, Subscription television -- Surveys, Cable television -- Surveys, Video tape recorders and recording -- Surveys, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Mass communications
Published
1985

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