StreamTV Insider

StreamTV Insider serves as the daily resource for the streaming video sector. With a dedicated team of skilled editors, it offers valuable insights and updates on the ever-evolving streaming landscape. Topics include video distribution, programming, technology, digital advertising, industry deals, competition, and personnel changes. The publication caters to a wide range of readers, including service providers, MVPDs, programmers, equipment vendors, streaming customers, and industry analysts, providing them with in-depth news and analysis essential for navigating this competitive field. Additionally, StreamTV Insider collaborates closely with the StreamTV Show, utilizing content derived from discussions with various speakers and attendees to enrich its coverage.

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Fox offers details on upcoming streaming service Fox One

2 days ago | streamtvinsider.com | Daniel Frankel

Fox Corp. on Monday reported a 27% year-over-year revenue increase to $4.37 billion in its fiscal year 2025 third quarter, driven by record Super Bowl, Tubi and Fox News performances.
Wolk’s Week in Review: Netflix’s New Interface, The Newfronts Become The OEM Fronts

5 days ago | streamtvinsider.com | Alan Wolk

1. Netflix's New InterfaceWe’re still a week away from Netflix’s upfront event, and they’ve managed to steal the spotlight. The reason isn’t a buzzed about new series (been a while since they had one of those) but rather a redesigned interface that includes hot keywords like “vertical video” and “AI-powered recommendations.” The fact that it’s been over a decade since their last interface overhaul only adds to the buzz. TV app interfaces suck. Like really suck.
Paramount cuts Q1 streaming losses by 62% to $109 million

5 days ago | streamtvinsider.com | Daniel Frankel

After reporting a quarterly loss of more than half a billion dollars on streaming just two years ago, Paramount Global finds itself on the cusp of direct-to-consumer profitability. The media company’s streaming portfolio, led by subscription platform Paramount+ and free ad-supported streamer (FAST) Pluto TV, lost just $109 million in the first three months of 2025, a 62% YoY decline in quarterly blood loss.
Xperi touts 2.5M MAU reach on TiVo ads platform, Q1 revenue slides 4%

6 days ago | streamtvinsider.com | Daniel Frankel

Xperi said it is now reaching 2.5 million monthly active users with its TiVo One advanced advertising platform, with an increasingly robust connected TV base in Europe combining with updates to the TiVo IPTV systems in the U.S. that add these “video over broadband” users into the TiVo One fold. The San Jose, Calif.
Disney DTC profitability surges, CEO outlines 3 pillars for streaming growth

1 week ago | streamtvinsider.com | Bevin Fletcher

Disney on Wednesday reported a surge in profitability for its direct-to-consumer segment in the first three months of 2025, alongside subscriber gains for Disney+ and Hulu SVODs.On the company’s fiscal year 2025 Q2 earnings call, Disney CEO Bob Iger said the company desires and is optimistic on its ability to execute “to turn the streaming business into a true growth business” and outlined three pillars underlying the strategy to do so.
Samsung Television Network revamps legacy TV model for free streaming

1 week ago | streamtvinsider.com | Bevin Fletcher

Samsung held its NewFronts presentation Tuesday, where the electronics giant unveiled a slew of content and advertising updates meant to engage users of its smart TV platform and pique interest of brands and advertisers looking to invest.
Tubi unveils new ad formats, partnerships at IAB NewFronts

1 week ago | streamtvinsider.com | Daniel Frankel

Closing in on 100 million active users and coming off a huge political-ad bender and a record-breaking viewership performance during February’s Super Bowl, Fox’s Tubi on Tuesday unveiled a series of new advertising formats, tools and partnerships, designed to further monetize its burgeoning Gen-Z-rich free streaming audience. Fox is already monetizing its free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) service quite effectively, projecting a $1 billion run rate for Tubi in fiscal 2025.
LG powers up smart TV home screen features for advertisers at NewFronts

1 week ago | streamtvinsider.com | Bevin Fletcher

With smart TV home screens increasingly the entry point for consumers’ TV viewing LG also wants it to be the living room front page for advertisers. During its NewFronts pitch to ad buyers in New York City on Monday the smart TV maker unveiled new features and capabilities for brands to utilize and users to engage with the prime TV real estate, alongside partnerships to improve measurement, targeting and data insights.
Charter SVOD bundling producing early win-win

1 week ago | streamtvinsider.com | Daniel Frankel

It’s still early in the metaphorical tide cycle, but Charter Communications’ strategy of bundling ad-supported versions of premium subscription streaming services within its pay TV packages seems to be lifting all boats. We’ll start with Charter itself, which more than halved its cord-cutting in the first quarter, stemming customer losses to just 181,000 versus 405,000 in the first three months of 2024.
Wolk’s Week in Review: Possible Becomes Probable, Meta Launches Its Own Standalone AI

1 week ago | streamtvinsider.com | Alan Wolk

1. Possible Becomes ProbableIt’s a funny thing about conferences. They start out getting known for their content—are there speakers and topics people really want to hear? But if they're successful, really successful, they quickly become all about the networking, the meetings, the Art of the Schmooze and the content becomes besides the point.