In the US, Hulu is the fastest-growing subscription streamer on connected TV devices, with the number of households that watch it via those devices rising by 53% between January 2020 and June 2021.
Following an announcement from YouTube Premium that they've hit 50 million subscribers worldwide, we have updated our US forecast to reflect the platforms uptick. We now forecast YouTube Premium will hit 29.5 million US subscribers by year-end 2021.
Gen Z spends more on clothing and cares more about political issues: A recent survey highlighted Gen Z spending habits that are behind the growth of social commerce and secondhand clothing and showed an increased rate of environmental consciousness.
Focusing on products could help social media companies like Facebook recover consumer trust: Consumers by and large distrust social media companies more than tech companies focused on products and services per a new survey.
A new report shows how Black rural adults are nearly twice as likely as white rural adults to lack home internet access.
Sure raised $100M to help financial institutions and fintechs bolster their offerings with insurance products, and there are two reasons we think it will pick up steam.
Instagram collapses IGTV and in-feed video as boundaries of short- and long-form video blur: It's not the only social platform dropping time-based restrictions on its video products.
Telegram could become serious competition for WhatsApp: The app's popularity only grows every time WhatsApp faces issues.
Substack rival beehiiv could help solve newsletter discovery issues: The newsletter publishing space can be unwelcoming to smaller creators—but there’s still plenty of room for the industry to grow.
In an exclusive Q&A with Insider Intelligence, Sathish Muthukrishnan talks about the human factor intertwined with the technology play of a digital-only bank.
Teen neobank’s grassroots marketing approach primes it for growth: Copper has brought in $13.3M in seed funding—and its strategy to prioritize word of mouth and relationships gives it a shiny future.
Visa is reportedly considering reducing the fees that Apple Pay earns from banks on subscription payments—potentially limiting the wallet’s revenues.
BofA, BMO wage boosts could improve recruitment and retention: US minimum-wage increases at both banks will lift hourly pay in October, helping them attract and retain workers in a tight job market.