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Todd Supplee is the US Leader of Media & Entertainment (M&E) for PwC, where he leverages…

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  • Penn State University

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  • Variety Innovate 2019

    Variety

    PwC released its latest consumer research report on streaming...

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  • The Future of Film - Thinking Beyond Theatrical Windows

    DEG

    Movies have always offered us a window into the future. From silent pictures to today's special effects wizardry, film has consistently displayed our advances in technology. Yet while the technology of movie production continues to evolve, the technologies and approaches related to how cinema is marketed and monetized have not kept pace.

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  • https://www.strategy-business.com/article/AI-Is-Already-Entertaining-You?gko=dc252

    PwC Strategy&

    How technology endowed with creative intelligence changes the way companies generate and distribute content.

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  • Videoquake 4.0

    PwC

    2016 was a watershed year for video consumption. Streaming services continued to proliferate, leading to more options and more video consumption than ever before. New technologies turned consumers into broadcasters of major events and small life moments alike. Internet bundles rolled out. Skinny bundles are becoming a reality. Content discovery is getting better. We investigate this changing landscape and how it impacts consumers’ relationships with video in our fourth edition of “Videoquake,”…

    2016 was a watershed year for video consumption. Streaming services continued to proliferate, leading to more options and more video consumption than ever before. New technologies turned consumers into broadcasters of major events and small life moments alike. Internet bundles rolled out. Skinny bundles are becoming a reality. Content discovery is getting better. We investigate this changing landscape and how it impacts consumers’ relationships with video in our fourth edition of “Videoquake,” specifically digging into the continued rise of mobile video, the super streamers who embrace video as a way of life, and the surprising ways consumers are changing their relationship with the cord.

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  • Videoquake 3.0: The evolution of TV's revolution

    PwC

    Shifts in consumer values and preferences continue to fuel the evolution of video content as consumers increase over-the-top video offerings. This third annual report explores through new research consumer attitudes towards video content.

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  • Feeling the Effects of the Videoquake Changes in how we consume video content

    PwC

    There's a shakeup happening with video content impacting how, where and the intensity with which we consume television and video. The quality of video content now rivals cinema, and the social dynamics around binge viewing suggest there is a new paradigm that leaves many industry incumbents at a crossroads. PwC's research explores consumer attitudes towards video content and corresponding behavioral shifts changing the industry at large.

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  • Digital shoppers leave data tracks

    PwC/Digital Entertainment Group

    Leveraging insight from a consumers' online actions, combined with external characteristics such as geography, demographics and behaviors, can identify latent opportunities to tailor products and prices by consumer microsegment for increased profitability. Read PwC's article in the October 2014 issue of DEG Quarterly.

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  • Follow the digital breadcrumbs . . . to profitability

    PwC

    With each choice customers make online, they tell you more about their preferences. Analyze that goldmine of information to help you keep your customers coming back while improving your own profitability.

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  • Video Content Consumption

    PwC

    Directional insights on consumer attitudes and behaviors in the rapidly changing media and technology landscape.

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