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19.05.2025   Press Release  

Gaming opportunities: Market to achieve watershed $200bn in 2025

21.05.2025   Press Release  

YouTube: 38% of users watch TV and film content

23.04.2025   Press Release  

European women’s football media rights remain undervalued as fans and viewership grow

14.04.2025   Press Release  

South Korean shows are the most popular non-US content viewed on Netflix

Articles Featuring Ampere Data

09.06.2025  Formatbiz

Ampere’s Guy Bisson highlights a 25% decline in global scripted series orders and cautions that U.S. protectionist policies could disrupt international content production. Read mo…

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08.06.2025  GamesIndustry.biz

Piers highlights Ampere’s data showing 1.2M Windows handhelds sold by end of 2024, framing it as part of Microsoft’s effort to bridge console and PC gamers with the Xbox Ally and …

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07.06.2025  ET Brand Equity

Ampere’s data indicates Formula 1’s advertising spend will exceed $2.5 billion in 2025, reflecting strong commercial growth. Read more in ET Brand Equity.

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07.06.2025  GulfToday

Ampere's data reveals that Formula 1’s total advertising spend in 2025 is set to surpass $2.5 billion, highlighting the sport’s rapidly growing commercial appeal. Read more in Gul…

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05.06.2025  Los Angeles Times

Ampere Analysis Research Manager Ronald Santa-Cruz expects Switch 2 to sell 13.6M units in 2025, driving growth in the $201bn games market. Read more in Los Angeles Times.

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05.06.2025  The Express Tribune

Gamers flood Tokyo stores for the Switch 2 launch, with Ampere forecasting over 100m units sold by 2030. Read more in The Express Tribune.

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05.06.2025  New York Post

Switch 2 launch drives massive demand and supply shortages, with Ampere forecasting 100M sales by 2030. Read more in New York Post.

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05.06.2025  My Nintendo News

Ampere Analysis predicts Nintendo Switch 2 to outsell all PC gaming handhelds combined. Read more in My Nintendo News.

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03.06.2025  VideoWeek

Senior Research Manager Dan Monaghan highlights that 56% of YouTube users watched music videos last month, while studios are uploading more full-length shows and films to grow the…

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03.06.2025  Adwanted UK

Senior Research Manager Dan Monaghan highlights that 56% of YouTube users watched music videos last month, while studios are uploading more full-length shows and films to grow the…

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02.06.2025  StreamTVInsider

Isabelle Charnley explores how younger viewers switch streaming services for better value, urging platforms to boost content and loyalty. Read more in StreamTV Insider.

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02.06.2025  Worldscreen

Ampere reveals young SVOD subscribers are stacking more services, but churning faster due to cost and shifting viewing habits. Read more in World Screen.

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02.06.2025  Advanced Television

Ampere's Media - Consumer data highlights that young adults subscribe to more streaming services but churn frequently, favouring social video and demanding better content and conv…

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22.05.2025  Worldscreen

Ampere data shows nearly 40% of YouTube users now watch traditional TV and film content, boosting engagement through smart TVs. Read more in WorldScreen.

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22.05.2025  C21 Media

Fox Nation renews Jesus: Crown of Thorns for two more seasons amid rising faith-based content demand. Read more in C21 Media.

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21.05.2025  The Streamable

Senior Research Manager Dan Monaghan highlights that 38% of YouTube users watch traditional TV and movies, posing a threat to smaller SVOD services. Read more on The Streamable.

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21.05.2025  Bloomberg

Ampere’s Minal Modha highlights sports documentaries’ jump from 3% to 12% of new commissions, though rising supply makes it harder for shows to stand out. Read more in Bloomberg.

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21.05.2025  The Wall Street Journal

Ampere Analysis shows streaming content spend growing to $248B in 2024, as the industry turns profitable but consumer choices get more complex. Read more in The Wall Street Journa…

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20.05.2025  TECHi

Ampere estimates GTA 6’s delay has wiped out 20 million game sales. Read more in Techi.

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20.05.2025  GameSpot

A GTA 6 delay to 2026 could wipe $2.7 billion from global games industry revenue in 2025, with no clear winners from the fallout according to Ampere data. Read more in GameSpot.

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19.05.2025  The Hollywood Reporter

Ampere Analysis projects GTA VI’s 2026 delay will cost $2.7B in 2025 and 700,000 fewer console sales. Read more in The Hollywood Reporter.

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17.05.2025  The Times of India

Ampere says GTA 6’s delay to 2026 will cost the gaming industry $2.7B in 2025, hitting sales and investor confidence. Read more in The Times of India.

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16.05.2025  SportsPro Media

Ampere says rising fan engagement is driving the WNBA’s new $200M media rights deal—up from $60M, reflecting the league’s growing value. Read more in SportsPro Media.

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15.05.2025  Tech4Gamers

Ampere Analysis predicts the GTA 6 delay will cause the console market to miss out on $2.7 billion in revenue in 2025. Read more in Tech4Gamers.

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14.05.2025  KidScreen

Ampere’s consumer service finds kids’ social video viewing up 6% since 2022. Read more in KidScreen.

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06.05.2025  Forbes

Ampere content spend data referenced in this article looking at Netflix's stock following Trump's announcement around movie tariffs. Read more in Forbes Australia.

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21.04.2025  Reuters

The timing of Trump’s trade war with China has come at a bad time for Nintendo as it gears up for the 5 June launch of the Switch 2. Read more in Reuters.

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16.04.2025  The Korea Times

Korean films and TV shows are the most watched non-US content on Netflix. Ampere’s recent analysis shows. Read more in The Korea Times.

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08.04.2025  Financial Times

Ampere data on biggest game franchises used in this article on the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2 console. Read more in The Financial Times.

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25.03.2025  Variety

Ampere’s Guy Bisson and Cyrine Amor offered their view on the seismic shifts happening in TV production and commissioning at Series Mania. Read the takeaways in Variety.

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24.03.2025  The Hollywood Reporter

Ampere’s Guy Bisson and Cyrine Amor offered their view on the seismic shifts happening in TV production and commissioning at Series Mania. Read more in The Hollywood Reporter.

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25.02.2025  Indian Television

The merger in India Disney+ Hotstar and JioCinema has created the biggest on-demand offer in the country with a compelling movie catalogue looking like being a key competitive adv…

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24.02.2025  Broadband TV News

The fastest growing age group of Smart TV users is the 55+ age group according to Ampere consumer research. Read more in Broadband TV News.

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24.02.2025  SportsPro Media

Minal Modha looks at how streaming platforms can help drive growth of sports rights in Europe. Read more in SportsPro.

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16.02.2025  Variety

Guy Bisson's presentation at European Film Market in Berlin looking at the state of the TV industry post peak-TV is covered here. Read more in Variety.

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04.02.2025  Deadline

Streamers will spend more on content globally than commercial broadcasters for the first time this year, Ampere’s content spend forecasts predict. Read more in Deadline.

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04.02.2025  Variety

Ampere global content spend data, showing that streamers spend will overtake commercial broadcasters in 2025, referenced in this article. Read more in Variety.

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03.02.2025  StreamTVInsider

According to the latest Ampere forecasts US streamers will make $17bn in ad revenue in 2025, as rapid sign-up for ad tiers continues to boost the market. Read more in StreamTVInsi…

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30.01.2025  Business Insider

The global content industry is now navigating ‘75% peak TV’ as Ampere data shows that production volumes for first-run scripted TV in 2024 settled down at the same levels seen dur…

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28.01.2025  Cineuropa

The entertainment industry has recovered to reach a “steady- state” of sorts, following the a sharp decline in commissioning activity throughout 2023, according to Ampere’s Guy Bi…

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21.01.2025  Variety

Read about the key trends in content in Variety’s coverage of Ampere’s presentation at Content Americas.

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12.01.2025  The Guardian

Subscription TV fragmentation in the UK has not been good for sports fans as the cost to watch the 15 most popular soccer leagues and tournaments has risen by 60% in the past five…

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29.12.2024  The Guardian

Rory Gooderick quoted in this article looking at the TV streaming advertising market. Read more in The Guardian.

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10.12.2024  Worldscreen

Ampere data on streaming subscriptions in the US referenced in this article. Read more in Worldscreen.

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02.12.2024  Australian Financial Review

Ampere data on the growth of unscripted commissions included in this article looking at broadcaster strategies on reality TV. Read more in The Australian Financial Review.

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29.10.2024  The Wrap

Despite market challenges in recent years, the collective content spend from Disney, Comcast, Google, Warner Bros. Discovery, Netflix and Paramount has grown since the pandemic, r…

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29.10.2024  Deadline

The top six global content providers will account for over half of all content spend in 2024, according to new Ampere research. Read more in Deadline.

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29.10.2024  Variety

Ampere’s latest intelligence shows that spending across these groups will reach a new high in 2024 and account for 51% of the total content spend landscape, up from 47% in 2020. R…

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16.10.2024  C21 Media

As Ampere’s Guy Bisson told MIA delegates in Rome this week, the days of Peak TV might be over but there are new opportunities emerging – including content licensing, Scripted Cri…

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11.10.2024  SportsPro Media

The NBA is the latest US sports property to secure a huge uplift in the value of its domestic broadcast contract. Ampere’s Jack Genovese, analyses the data behind these significan…

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