John Fletcher has spent more than two decades researching and forecasting the metrics and finances of the telecommunication, media and technology industry. He has covered subjects such as cable networks, box office, mobile networks, towers, broadband, mobile entertainment, and consumer and business-to-business surveys. He currently leads the Americas research teams for broadband, multichannel video and mobile/towers at S&P Global Market Intelligence with a focus on the changing video subscription space and how the US can close the broadband digital divide. John has written numerous groundbreaking reports on mobile entertainment on a variety of topics including games, music subscriptions, video, location-based services and digital sports. In 2017 John expanded US mobile and tower/small cell research into global coverage, building and training a team that now tracks billions of mobile subscriptions and millions of towers across the globe. From 2014 through 2021, John also managed the global survey team for S&P Global Market Intelligence’s Kagan media research group and spearheaded the fintech research expansion in 2014. John holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from Saint Mary’s College of California. He is a frequent speaker and has been quoted in numerous publications including USA Today and The Economist.
This report highlights some key research to be conducted in 2024 in broadband, mobile and multichannel TV (pay TV), networks and services, and consumer tech platforms and devices. It includes previews of key issues across markets and industry segments that will affect business dynamics, as well as consumer behavior and experience.
Cable deals fell off a cliff last year as a rising federal funds rate combined with weak broadband net additions to subdue consolidation activity. There were just five publicly reported cable transactions in 2022, which is one-half of the level seen in 2021.
This report highlights some of the key research to be conducted in 2023 in the areas of broadband and mobile internet, pay TV networks and services, and consumer tech platforms and devices. It includes previews of key issues across markets and industry segments that will affect business dynamics, as well as consumer behavior and experience.
The global media industry sits at a crossroads as consumers increasingly turn to streaming services for entertainment, news and sports content. The shift to streaming has impacted pay TV operators, network owners, broadcasters and studios alike, although most have rolled out their own digital initiatives to stay relevant in a rapidly changing world. 2023 will test the ability of media firms to adapt, especially as inflation and economic headwinds mount.
A look ahead to the key strategic trends and opportunities expected to drive the technology, media and telecommunications industry through 2023 and beyond.
Combining 451 Research's industry-leading analysis with our Leading Indicator and Population Representative panels for an accurate view of key trends, Voice of the Connected User Landscape: Endpoints & IoT, Consumer Tablet & PC Trends tracks adoption and usage of consumer tablets and PCs, including manufacturers, operating systems and purchasing plans. We are able to monitor shifts in future buying behavior, purchasing details, primary usage and customer satisfaction. Fielded in Q1 2021, this survey tracks respondent satisfaction with their current devices and its impact on customer retention and buying plans.
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