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Five leading OTT services - Hulu, Peacock, Discovery+, HBO Max and Paramount+ - generated $1.3 billion in 2021 ad spending, according to MediaRadar, an ad intelligence platform.

MediaRadar also found that 5,530 advertisers ran ads on the 5 services and it calculates that spending on these streaming services accounts for just 3% of total digital ad spending per month.

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Welcome to this week’s edition of Inside the Stream, the podcast where nScreenMedia’s Chief Analyst Colin Dixon and I take listeners inside the world of streaming video.

This week Colin shares thoughts SVOD growth, citing a new forecast from Digital TV Research forecasting subscriptions will reach 1.75 billion globally in 2027. Then Colin shifts to data from Omdia indicating that vMVPD subscribers use 13.5 streaming services per month, almost double non-vMVPD subscribers.

We also spend some time discussing the evolution of alternative currencies developing to Nielsen for measuring ads on premium video services.

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Comcast Advertising will license aggregated viewership data from its devices to VideoAmp, the companies announced today. VideoAmp will incorporate the data into its cross-platform measurement solution which spans and de-duplicates set-top box and SmartTV data sets.

The deal is the latest industry move to innovate measurement and develop alternative currencies to Nielsen heading into the upfronts. The rise of streaming, VOD, CTV and direct-to-consumer businesses along with the desire to compete more effectively with digital alternatives have compelled the industry to develop more audience-based measurement approaches.

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Tubi streamed 3.6 billion hours in 2021, a 40% increase over 2020, with 56% of its viewers unreachable by advertisers through linear TV and 27% of them unreachable through other free AVOD services. 71% of Tubi’s viewers don’t subscribe to a pay-TV services. Tubi’s median viewer age is 39 years old, 16 years younger than non-streamers, with 2 out of 3 viewers age 18-54 years old.

All of the data is from Tubi’s newly released report, “The Stream: 2022 Audience Insights for Brands” which explains key trends in consumer behavior with streaming and the impact that ad-supported streaming is having. The report draws research from multiple third-party sources, proprietary Tubi data and results of a survey of 6,000+ consumers fielded by MarketCast. The report highlights the value of AVOD for advertisers and how it complements linear TV.

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Buy-side ad management platform Innovid has announced it will acquire TVSquared, a measurement platform for linear, connected TV and addressable TV. The deal’s value is $160 million, including $100 million cash and the remainder in stock. The companies said that TVSquared had 2021 estimated revenue of $20-22 million, meaning the Innovid is paying about 8 times revenue. The deal is expected to close in Q2.

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Welcome to this week’s edition of Inside the Stream, the podcast where nScreenMedia’s Chief Analyst Colin Dixon and I take listeners inside the world of streaming video.

Google reported another strong quarter of advertising revenue for YouTube in Q4 ’21, up 25% to over $8.6 billion. For the entire year YouTube ad revenue was nearly $29 billion. Add in subscription fees from YouTube and YouTube Premium and the company’s total revenue in 2021 was likely in the $35 billion range.

Colin and I discuss the details. Colin also shares new data from Conviva highlighting Roku’s viewership advantage vs. all other streaming devices.

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A new study from Giraffe Insights and Precise.TV of kids aged 2-12 in the U.S. and U.K. has found that ads on YouTube have twice the level of recall compared to any other platform. In Q4 ’21, 73% of the kids in the survey group said they recalled seeing an ad on YouTube, vs. 33% on broadcast TV and 32% on VOD. TV clips, edutainment and gaming were the three specific types of content on YouTube being watched most often.

Beyond recall, ads on YouTube are driving higher purchase levels. The study found that in Q4 ’21, 39% of kids surveyed cited YouTube as the place they saw an ad for the last thing they asked their parents to buy. That was 3x higher than the 12% who cited broadcast TV. No other platform was above 9%.

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Last week was VideoNuze's Connected TV Advertising PREVIEW: 2022 virtual, which featured 28 senior executives speaking on 9 sessions across two afternoons.

Below are links to all of the session videos for on-demand viewing, grouped by afternoon. When you click through to the session link you'll find the session description and list of participants, along with the video itself.

Enjoy!

January 26, 2022 sessions

[VIDEO] GroupM’s Global and CTV Advertising Outlook
[VIDEO] The Big Picture: Exploring CTV’s Primary Opportunities and Challenges
[VIDEO] How Programmatic Will Power CTV Advertising in 2022
[VIDEO] Clarifying the C in CTV
[VIDEO] Buy Side Perspectives: Capitalizing on CTV’s Potential


January 27, 2022 sessions

[VIDEO] Inside eMarketer’s CTV Forecast: $34.5 Billion by 2025
[VIDEO] CTV’s Innovative Future
[VIDEO] Publishers’ Perspectives: How to Win in the Connected Living Room
[VIDEO] TV and Digital Media in 2022 and Beyond

The following session was recorded at VideoNuze's Connected TV Advertising PREVIEW: 2022 virtual conference on January 27, 2022.

Inside eMarketer’s CTV Forecast: $34.5 Billion by 2025

Learn all the details of eMarketer’s forecast of $34.5 billion in CTV ad revenue by 2025.

- Ross Benes – Senior Analyst, eMarketer (presenter)
- Will Richmond – Editor and Publisher, VideoNuze (interviewer)

The following session was recorded at VideoNuze's Connected TV Advertising PREVIEW: 2022 virtual conference on January 27, 2022.

CTV’s Innovative Future
Continuous innovation has been at the heart of CTV’s success, creating better user and advertiser experiences than traditional TV. Learn what’s ahead for CTV’s innovative future and what it means to your success.

- Tal Chalozin – Co-founder and CTO, Innovid
- Melissa Grady Dias – Global Chief Marketing Officer, Cadillac
- Eric John – VP, Media Center, IAB (moderator)

The following session was recorded at VideoNuze's Connected TV Advertising PREVIEW: 2022 virtual conference on January 27, 2022.

Publishers’ Perspectives: How to Win in the Connected Living Room
Premium ad-supported video services – including on-demand, live, linear and a combination – are having a big impact as consumers augment their SVOD choices. How are publishers winning in the connected living room – gaining audiences and monetizing effectively?

- Rob Christensen - VP, Advanced TV, Vevo
- Daniel Church – Head of Advanced TV Product, Beachfront Media
- Tyler Fitch – SVP, Advanced TV and Partnerships, Tubi
- Meredith Goldman – VP, Publisher Ad Solutions, Roku
- Colin Dixon – Founder and Chief Analyst, nScreenMedia (moderator)

The following session was recorded at VideoNuze's Connected TV Advertising PREVIEW: 2022 virtual conference on January 27, 2022.

TV and Digital Media in 2022 and Beyond
Changing consumer behaviors are continuing to drive the evolution of streaming, digital media and connected devices. What can we expect in 2022 and beyond in TV, digital media, ad-supported and subscription video; live, linear and on-demand; devices and multiplatform; measurement and identity; adtech, innovation and much more.

- Marc DeBevoise – Former Chief Digital Officer, ViacomCBS; Vice Chair & President, Argus Capital
- Will Richmond – Editor and Publisher, VideoNuze (interviewer)

The following session was recorded at VideoNuze's Connected TV Advertising PREVIEW: 2022 virtual conference on January 26, 2022.

GroupM’s Global and CTV Advertising Outlook
Dig into GroupM’s global advertising outlook and why CTV will hit $33 billion by 2026.

- Brian Wieser – Global President, Business Intelligence, GroupM (presenter)
- Will Richmond – Editor and Publisher, VideoNuze (interviewer)

The following session was recorded at VideoNuze's Connected TV Advertising PREVIEW: 2022 virtual conference on January 26, 2022.

Clarifying the C in CTV
Converged TV brings together connected TV and traditional linear TV. While Connected TV continues to grow quickly, brands and agencies need to take a balanced, holistic approach across all screens. This will allow buyers to maximize reach while ensuring the frequency provides a positive experience for consumers. Learn how a focus on Converged TV will impact approaches to planning, buying, and measurement.

- John Nardone – President, Mediaocean (presenter)

The following session was recorded at VideoNuze's Connected TV Advertising PREVIEW: 2022 virtual conference on January 26, 2022.

Buy Side Perspectives: Capitalizing on CTV’s Potential
CTV is giving advertisers new opportunities to reach specific audiences in the living room.  With a range of inventory options and evolving measurement, how are agencies and advertisers capitalizing on CTV’s potential and navigating their way to success?

- Rob Cukierman – GM, Measurement and Product Partnerships, LoopMe
- Jordan Greene – Co-Founder and Chief Media Officer, Alpha Precision Media
- Marilois Snowman – CEO, Founder, Mediastruction
- Beth Weeks – VP, Group Director Media, Digitas
- Beth-Ann Eason - Senior Digital Transformation Executive, Accenture (moderator)

Welcome to this week’s edition of Inside the Stream, the podcast where nScreenMedia’s Chief Analyst Colin Dixon and I take listeners inside the world of streaming video.

The past 2 afternoons were VideoNuze’s Connected TV Advertising PREVIEW: 2022 virtual. Over 25 speakers participated on 9 sessions across the 2 afternoons. On today’s podcast we discuss some of the highlights of the conference and our takeaways.

I plan to post all of the session videos on VideoNuze early next week.

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Tomorrow and Thursday afternoons are VideoNuze’s Connected Advertising PREVIEW: 2022 virtual. And all attendees are eligible to win a Roku TV and Smart Soundbar. Don’t delay - sign up is complimentary!

PREVIEW will have over 25 speakers participating across 9 sessions on the 2 afternoons.  The conference is all about what’s ahead for CTV in 2022. Speakers  from the buy side and the publisher side dig into all the big opportunities and challenges including measurement, cross-platform, programmatic, innovation, formats, programming, consumer behaviors, and lots more. Each afternoon begins with detailed CTV growth forecasts, from GroupM and eMarketer, who both see CTV generating $30 billion+ annually in a few years.

If CTV success in 2022 is a top priority of yours, PREVIEW is a must-attend, deep-dive virtual event.

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Reminder that complimentary sign up is available for VideoNuze’s CTV Advertising PREVIEW: 2022 virtual next week on January 26th and 27th afternoons. And all attendees are eligible to win a Roku TV and Smart Soundbar

PREVIEW will feature over 25 speakers across 9 sessions on the 2 afternoons.  The core focus of the conference is what’s ahead for CTV in 2022, and the speakers address the theme from the buy side and the publisher side digging deeply into topics like measurement, cross-platform, programmatic, innovation, formats, programming, consumer behaviors, and lots more. The afternoons begin with detailed forecasts from GroupM and eMarketer highlighting CTV as a $30 billion+ annual market within a few years.

If you’re focused on CTV success in 2022, PREVIEW will be a must-attend, deep-dive virtual event.

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Mediaocean’s President John Nardone explains the complexity of “converged TV” across screens that advertisers and agencies are experiencing in the 10 minute interview with me below. John notes that consumers don’t distinguish ads they see on which screen. But there are so many different places an ad can be seen which advertisers need to consider in their process of planning, executing, measuring and optimizing campaigns.

John joined Mediaocean as part of its Flashtalking acquisition last summer.  He is focused on unifying and aligning Mediaocean’s product portfolio to address the full gamut of advertisers’ needs. To learn more, attend John’s full presentation, “Clarifying the C in CTV” at VideoNuze’s Connected TV Advertising PREVIEW: 2022 virtual in the afternoon on January 26th. Registration is complimentary and you can win a Roku TV and Streaming Soundbar.

Watch the interview!