Newsletter 14th of September

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14 September 2022

This week, we focus on the following topics:

  • Disney Plus celebrates 2 years in the Nordics
  • HBO triumphs at Emmy Awards (again)
  • 1 million households subscribe to an audiobook service – but customer turnover is challenging

Content Analysis

This analysis maps and analyses all on-demand content available on streaming services in the Nordics and its impact on consumption, actors, and market dynamics. It focuses on the interplay between supply and demand and thus provides a solid foundation for decision-making within content strategy and related areas.

Yousee will raise prices in 2023

 

Netflix partners with Ubisoft to create mobile games

 

Pluto TV is adding seven new free channels

 

SVT’s election watch reached more than 4 million viewers

 

Netflix and Scen & Film extend their partnership

 

FOCUS: SVOD

HBO triumphs at Emmy Awards (again)

 

HBO came out on top with the most wins at the 74th annual Emmy Awards, held in Los Angeles on Monday. HBO doubled their 19 wins from last year, picking up a total of 38 awards at this year’s gala. Among these wins, the limited series “The White Lotus” picked up a total of 10 statues, including best directing and writing. Other winners from HBO’s catalogue were “Euphoria”, picking up six statuettes and “Succession” receiving the prize for Outstanding Drama Series for the second time.

 

Netflix did not walk out empty handed, as they finished second in total Emmy wins by platform. The most successful among Netflix’s programs were “Squid Game” which collected six prizes, including best actor in a drama series for star Lee Jung-Jae. “Stranger Things” scored four awards as Netflix received a total of 26 wins.

 

Other mentionable winners are Apple TV Plus’ comedy series “Ted Lasso”, scoring four wins, including the best comedy series.

 

 

C more‘s first original norwegian series premeires soon

 

Viaplay‘s latest original “Veronika” stars Alexandra Rapaport

 

Warner Bros. Discovery ‘firing up’ third-party distribution

 

Cineworld files for US bankruptcy

 

C More secures a three-year contract with the NFL

 

Insikt: Ljudmarknad

 

This analysis provides in-depth understanding of the entire audio market – including audiobooks, music, podcasts, and radio. The analysis focuses on the digital transformation of both listening and consumer payments, on both aggregated and actor specific levels.

Bauer Media launches RadioPlay Premium in Finland

 

Spotify’s CFO says audiobook testing will begin “very soon”

 

TuneIn to collaborate with Cumulus Media

 

Schibsted invests in soundtech startup Nomono

 

Sony Music Group fully exits Russia

 

Mediavision in the News

 

1,7 mio. nordiske husstande har abonnement på Disney Plus – Media Watch

 

Disney Plus celebrates 2 years in the Nordics with 1.7 million households – Broadband TV News

 

Efter två år – Disney Plus når 1,7 miljoner hushåll – Dagens Media

 

Disney+ Reaches 1.7 Million Nordic Subs in Two Years – Media Play News

 

Nya siffror: Så många kunder byter ljudbokstjänst – Svensk Bokhandel

 

Då slås HBO Max samman med Discovery Plus – Di Digital

 

Sweden: Streaming services soar despite economic concern – Advanced Television

 

Sweden boasts more streaming subscriptions than ever – Cineuropa

Industry Events

 

IBC: 9-12 September 2022, Amsterdam, Netherlands

 

Future of TV Advertising Canada: 14 September 2022, Toronto, Canada

 

Bokmässan: 22-25 September 2022, Göteborg, Sweden

 

MIPJunior: 15-16 October 2022, Cannes, France

 

MIPCOM: 17-20 October 2022, Cannes, France

 

Filmfestival: 27-05 January/February 2022, Göteborg, Sweden

 

* Mediavision will attend
** Mediavision will present