According to the latest numbers from Statcounter, Linux-based desktop operating systems have reached a new milestone, sitting ...

As Aluma Insights noted earlier this month, the share of time U.S. adults spend watching video on apps via streaming media players slipped from 27% in 2015 to 21% in 2022 — 2.5 times less than ...

Apple’s streaming service has been holding steady in viewership numbers for the few years, but isn’t growing substantially. During the fourth quarter of 2024, Apple’s streaming service accounted for 7 ...

Prime Video claimed a market share of 22% across the length of 2024. Netflix was barely edged out for the top spot, coming in with a 21% market share. Max, Disney+, and Hulu all have higher than ...

The streaming business thus far has performed like the typical new growth industry, luring lots of contenders to the table since Netflix (NFLX 1.88%) got the ball rolling back in 2007. This year ...

International research and consulting firm, Parks Associates is calling for papers for the firm’s eighth annual Future of ...

New research indicates that Roku remains the top connected TV (CTV) streaming device in North America, with a 37% share of the open programmatic ads sold on specific devices in third-quarter 2024.

But if we focus on the Linux numbers alone, we see the nearly 33-year-old OS’s market share growing 31.3 percent from June 2023, when we last reported on Linux market share, to February.

Linux has been on a slow-but-steady rise for years, but as of July, it’s at 4.44 percent of the worldwide desktop market. If it keeps this pace up, it could break through five percent in early 2025.