The future of conventional televisions is predicted to be bleak, as in the last five years, eight million users have "cut the cord" and switched to streaming subscriptions via decoders and TV boxes.
A survey conducted by Fluent Insights on the TV viewing habits of 3,100 millennials found that at least half of respondents watch TV exclusively on mobile or desktop platforms. Netflix appears to be the most popular streaming service with more than 100 million subscribers.
Everything indicates that the end of conventional televisions is near, as in the last five years, eight million American users have "cut the cord" and switched to streaming subscriptions via decoders and TV boxes.
The results of another recent survey show that millennials are unable to identify which channels air some of the most popular TV shows and series, with the exception of those created and aired by Netflix.
Anatomy Media released a report showing that most viewers aged 18-26 can't match TV shows from ABC, NBC, FOX, CBS or Disney to their respective networks/channels.
65% of respondents were able to successfully identify a Netflix show, compared to a much smaller percentage of users, 31%, who were able to successfully identify series broadcast on conventional TV channels.
According to demographic data, the majority of the population is twice as interested in Netflix as any other provider.
