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Streaming Plays Nicely With Cable VOD, Netflix Is New Norm

Overall, SVOD spending in U.S. broadband homes is up nearly 67% since 2012, according to research from Parks Associates. That firm said the average monthly spend on SVOD in U.S. homes was $6.19 in 2015, up from $3.71 in 2012. The report also pointed out that those consumers spend less than $1 a month buying digital video, suggesting the subscription model is indeed the one in demand.

From the article "Streaming Plays Nicely With Cable VOD, Netflix Is New Norm" by Daisy Whitney.

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