If you constantly find yourself scrolling Instagram while watching your favorite show, you're not alone. In fact, you're part of the majority. A new study released Wednesday by audience analytics company Samba TV revealed that 8 out of 10 Americans are also paying attention to another device while watching TV.
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As more consumers look to cut costs and opt for a free streaming experience, services like Freevee, Pluto TV, Tubi, the Roku Channel and Crackle are seeing significant growth. According to Samba TV’s latest State of Viewership report, 1 in 3 U.S. users subscribe to free ad-supported TV streaming (FAST) services.
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The Wrap Report provides an exclusive first look at the most watched movies and TV series from the past week across both streaming and linear television sourced from viewership trends collected from Samba TV’s panel of more than 3 million households drawn from over 25 million connected TVs, balanced to the U.S. Census.
Read more >The Wrap Report provides an exclusive first look at the most watched movies and TV series from the past week across both streaming and linear television sourced from viewership trends collected from Samba TV’s panel of more than 3 million households drawn from over 25 million connected TVs, balanced to the U.S. Census.
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“Partnerships with neutral, third-party measurement providers can help brands navigate the complexities of the CTV landscape, ensuring they have accurate and actionable insights to support their decisions and optimise for reach and frequency across platforms,” Ashwin Navin, chief executive officer and co-founder of Samba TV tells Campaign.
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“With more audiences flocking to ad-supported options and billions of impressions available every day, advertising dollars are primed to flow into new offerings that can prove incrementality with an equally devastating spiral for linear services that are saturating audiences with redundant, high frequency ad exposure,” said Ashwin Navin, co-founder and CEO of Samba TV.
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