Having been shut out of their movie theaters, sports arenas and shopping malls, Americans looking to wait out the coronavirus pandemic have taken shelter with an old standby: TV.
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"I love what the company is doing,” Cuban told Forbes in an email. "When I saw them what caught my eye was their ability to capture data from what I saw as the future of home entertainment, streaming enabled TVs."
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It isn’t only premium streaming OTT platforms that are seeing usage growth, due to COVID-19 issues. Among premium cable networks, viewing is also sharply higher as more people stay home from work or school.
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As the unprecedented coronavirus situation grinds on, many companies have chosen to halt or rein in their ad spending. Yet as of last week, automotive ad spending remained largely resilient.
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The confined U.S. consumer is watching a lot of cable TV, ordering books to keep the little ones occupied and downloading apps for everything from videogames to social gatherings.
Read more >Children’s linear TV ratings have been in a slump for years as children’s viewing habits shifted to online streaming, social and gaming platforms. But with tens of thousands of schools shutting their doors across the U.S., many kids are whiling away some of their endless hours of free time in front of the TV.
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