Free, Easy, FAST: Exploring the Rapid Growth of Free Ad-Supported Streaming Television
Our latest global study finds that simplicity, ease of use, and quality content are attracting viewers to FAST services.
Our latest global study finds that simplicity, ease of use, and quality content are attracting viewers to FAST services.
How would kids describe the world in three words? Find out in our latest study of global kids.
Change has been slow for people who feel under-represented, but optimism about the future is widespread.
In our latest TV study, we uncovered the rewards of “TV talk” by challenging participants to keep their thoughts about TV to themselves.
Good representation must go beyond the surface to reflect complex identities.
Home is a state of mind and an essential part of who we are. Creating a feeling of “home” leads to a happier and more meaningful life.
While almost all parents believe fathers should be hands-on parents, much of the work still falls on moms.
Audiences appreciate seeing stories of people from far away or with life experiences different from their own.
Our new global study, Beyond 2020, looks at how the chaos of this year is affecting 16- to 24-year-olds around the world.
Our two-wave online survey in April and May found that TV news and social media were Americans’ primary sources for Coronavirus information, and that they claimed to be watching more TV content than usual.
Recent research on the values and political sentiments of Black teens in the US.
Our research on Black Americans’ sentiments about their personal power.
The ways we watch TV have transformed in recent years, but it’s a source of common ground now as much as ever.
Same as ever, global viewers turn to television when they want to decompress. Indulging in favorite shows alone leads to more flexibility when watching with others.
Our latest project looks at what family life around the world today can tell us about tomorrow.
We’ve never had so many ways to watch TV. A new video illustrates what TV means to viewers around the world in this changing landscape.
Audiences around the world define “TV” as content, not devices or services. The vast amount of content available is hard to navigate - so they crave ease and seamlessness.
A new study reveals that MTV Shuga is effective in changing attitudes and behaviors related to HIV transmission and gender-based violence.
German kids are less likely than their global peers to have their own devices – and more likely to prefer activities involving quality time with others.
They’re most likely to watch a video all the way through if it’s funny.
Brands mean a lot to them – and social content influences their purchases.
They use these platforms to try on new identities, determine their place in the social order, search for answers, share ideas, and connect with others. It’s not always positive, however.
They like their videos short and funny, according to a recent study for our Awesomeness brand.
Teens can make endless choices about who they are each day, and that is sometimes overwhelming.
Young adults report positive sentiments about the European Union, especially for maintaining peace and providing them with career and educational opportunities.
Key stats from our new study on European young people’s sentiments about politics.
Canadian parents foster independence and resilience in their kids, and believe that grandparents are influential role models.
Our latest study reveals that channel logos give on-demand users a higher-quality and more user-friendly experience
Our research reveals how marketers and content creators can reflect the families of today.
TV screens bring people together – and will endure as their favorite for the foreseeable future.
It's World Television Day! Check out our latest stories about how people around the world are viewing.
Our new 10-minute documentary shines a light on the lives of Gen Xers around the world.
New study shows Gen X values sex over friendship, has killed the mid-life crisis, dismantled traditional gender and family roles, and redefined the workplace
Having no f*cks to give about how they’re “supposed” to live, Gen Xers do what works for them – and are pretty happy as a result, according to Viacom International’s newest study.
Work-life balance is the key ingredient for Gen X career success, according to Viacom International’s latest study.
Gen X find satisfaction in relationships by ignoring tradition, according to a new Viacom International study
Hiding in plain view since the 1990s, Gen X has been quietly changing the world. Who are they now and what are their lives like? Our new study launches today at ESOMAR Congress.
Viacom’s latest international study, Gen X Today, launches at ESOMAR Congress in New Orleans on September 19th!
Viacom International spoke with European youth after the Brexit vote--and found that while they are disappointed in the political leanings of older generations, they remain optimistic about the future
It is upon all of us in the media research industry to create a unified measurement system that better matches the viewing ecosystem and preserves the value of our content.
Viacom International Media Networks' most recent study, TV RE[DEFINED], has been nominated for two ESOMAR Congress 2015 awards: Best Paper Overall and Best Case History.
In Brazil last month, Viacom International Media Networks (VIMN) released findings from TV RE[DEFINED], its new global study that explores...
Viacom International Media Networks (VIMN) today announced the launch of its new international study TV RE[DEFINED] The study, unveiled this...
“TV” used to be easy to define. When you’d think of a person watching TV, you could easily picture what...
How do young people see the world? And when they think about the future, what do they envision? A recent...
In our conversations with people around the world, one thing is clear: TV is a very important part of people’s...
When Millennials around the world were asked to consider what their lives might be like in the future, one theme...
Earlier today, Christian Kurz, VP of Research and Insights at Viacom International Media Networks, presented some new research on young...
Television Business International, a London-based publication specializing in the global television business, published an article by Christian Kurz, VP of...
In the past, TV content was viewable on one device: the TV set.While television sets remain the favorite way to...
What do Millennials aspire to when they consider their career possibilities? How has coming of age in a difficult economy...
Just as the social experience of TV no longer requires the physical presence of the people we watch with, we’re...
Viewers have access to an average of 7.7 screens at home, and they watch TV on many of them....
Viewers continue to watch linear TV, even as they seek out content in new ways. For an overview of Viacom...
In the not-too-distant past, when we wanted to experience a TV program with another person, we sat down together in...
It’s no secret that the way consumers watch TV content is evolving and changing. TV S.M.A.R.T., a new research project...
Viacom International Media Networks CEO Robert Bakish previews upcoming research project TV S.M.A.R.T. to CNBC and at his keynote at...
Research-live.com talked to Christian Kurz, VP of Research & Insights at Viacom International Media Networks, about the results of The Next...
Today, 18 June, our colleagues at MTV US unveiled the results of their “The New Millennials Will Keep Calm...
Christian Kurz, Vice President, Research & Insights for Viacom International Media Networks recently travelled to New Haven to present our...
Check out our The Next Normal infographic
Today we launched The Next Normal, our international millennial insights project to the US audience with our VP Research +...
Originally Published on the Viacam Blog. Viacom International Media Networks’ vice president of research and insights Christian Kurz travelled to...