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On today's podcast episode, we discuss who's leading the ad-supported vs. ad-free video streaming race, how much money is coming from both avenues, and how streaming will differ from (and look the same as) cable in a few years. Tune in to the discussion with our analyst Ross Benes.

This was particularly notable since the quarter included only roughly a week of iPhone 15 sales. Apple's services division emerged as a bright spot: Achieving $22.31 billion in revenues, it not only surpassed analyst predictions but also marked an impressive 16.3% annual increase, representing an all-time high.

So according to National Park Service, well, first of all, let me say this, so you can drive around the whole Grand Canyon, take about 15 hours. It's a 900-mile drive. That's far. That's like driving from Portland, Oregon to LA, or driving from New York to Jacksonville, Florida so it's very far. It's a big place. (04:18):.

October 15, 2024. Deciding factor: What is the most important banking feature among US consumers? A) Security and fraud protection features B) Quality customer service C) Mobile and online access D) Low fees on checking and other accounts.

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Can't see it going over 15. Daniel Konstantinovic:. Yeah, I mean even 15 feels like a lot. You know? Marcus Johnson:. Yeah. Well they said... So yeah, most of the money, 90% of it pretty much coming from the ad free, the premium subscribers and then it makes the rest, the other 10 11% of Spotify's dollars coming from advertising.

So the top 10 countries where the average person spends the most on Christmas presents per year. Unsurprisingly, this is advanced wealthy countries are going to be at the top of this list although shout out to Mexico for making the top 10, real end Christmas. So the number one country for, anyone have a guess the number one country per-. Marcus Johnson:. It's America.

And for 50 to 64-year-olds, attention to the news fell 15 points from 61 to below half to 46. (10:52):. And Pew research, they just put out a study on news consumption habits.

And that's high, but it's 50% higher than the previous year For the last five quarters it's been hanging out in the 12 to 15 billion range. This is a market step change going up above 20 billion for the first time in a while. Daniel Konstantinovic:. Yeah.

Key takeaways: Millennials鈥� strong desire to save, set and meet financial goals, and learn more from financial experts have primed them for successful long-term relationships with their financial institutions (FIs). Plus, they aren鈥檛 afraid of borrowing.

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People already do that when you Google something, just at the top. The answer's at the top. Jeremy Goldman:. That is I think one thing that was really interesting, is that web snippets, which I feel like in some ways you're referencing, at the start, they were these innocuous things about, "Oh, let me figure out how, as a publisher, I can format all of my content so that snippets gets surfaced.

Other top players included BetMGM (12% share) and Caesars Entertainment (6.7%). Among the top four, FanDuel was the first to report a profitable quarter, in Q2 2022, according to a filing by its parent company, Flutter Entertainment.

So when you look at the total number of viewers, you see folks like Netflix, Prime, Hulu, and Disney at the top of the list. But then when you flip that and look at percentage change in growth, that tells a totally different story. YouTube climbs to the top, Netflix and Prime and Hulu move all the way down to the bottom of that list. Netflix and Prime actually go into the negative for growth.

Meanwhile, the leading companies across the top 10 types of creator economy services collectively brought in roughly $9.50 billion in revenues in 2022, per influencer marketing software company NeoReach. But that鈥檚 just a small slice of the market, and there is a long tail of other creator-focused companies that bring in revenues. Investment dropped by around $1.5 billion in less than two years.

Like I asked before, if you could give me a top line or a key takeaway regarding social media time, social media preferences and how they're changing, what would it be? Angela Wiesenmueller:.

Blake says 15, Ross says 20, and Debbie says 14. So Ross had 20 that is closest. Blake is in second place with 15. Debbie, 14% just behind that. 25%, believe it or not, of people will start their shopping search on YouTube. That's good enough for fourth place of all the places people could start their shopping search.

So throw a subscription price on top, and I find it very hard to believe that the product will gain traction. And then news aside, plenty of folks do want to stay on top of trends, but we don't need another trend detecting algorithm out there. It's already a pretty saturated space, TikTok and Instagram at the top of it.

Wait 15 years or so for it to go public and then it's a winning strategy. Daniel Konstantinovic:. There you go. Jeremy Goldman:. In all seriousness though, the Reddit thing does make me think a little bit about the companies that rethink what they're doing and think of it a little bit more in terms of monetizable data rather than purely ad spending. So Danny's completely right.

Key Question: How should marketers, social platforms, and media companies adjust their strategies as the power of the creator economy grows? KEY STAT: Spending on sponsored social media content in the US will grow roughly 3.5 times faster in 2023 than social ad spending will鈥攁nd it will remain ahead through 2025. Executive Summary. Hollywood鈥檚 pain is the creator economy鈥檚 gain.