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📱Fastest Mobile Internet Norway🇳🇴 had the fastest mobile #internet download speed, coming in at 67.17 megabits per second (Mbps). Iceland🇮🇸 came in a close second with 67.05 Mbps. The United States 🇺🇸 came in a distant 43rd with an average download speed of 30.49 Mbps. To stream #Netflix in Ultra HQ quality, a person needs access to 25 Mbps. 🚀@PerspectiveIX via Statista.

​​🎞Video Get More Interactions than Images The more followers an #Instagram business page has, the more likely it is to include video in its mix of post types, according to a study from Quintly. As part of its report, Quintly analyzed more than 8.9 million posts during the Q1-Q3 2018 period from more than 44,400 profiles ranging in size from 0-1k followers to more than 10 million followers. The analysis yielded an interesting benchmark: the vast majority (72.6%) of posts from these various pages were Image posts. In fact, posts were more than 4 times as likely to be Images as Videos (16.7% share), and almost 7 times more likely to be Images as Carousel posts (10.7% share). However, the finding that 1 in 6 posts are Videos masks some intriguing differences by profile size. When sorting the results on post type distribution by page size, the analysis found a near-linear correlation between size and likelihood of using Videos. In other words, the larger the follower number, the more likely the page to use videos as part of the post mix, and the less likely to use Images. 🚀@PerspectiveIX via MarketingCharts.

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📈TikTok Reached a New High in November #TikTok from Bytedance reached its highest ranking yet last month at No. 2 for overall global downloads behind only #WhatsApp. It had ranked No. 3 in October. 🚀@PerspectiveIX via SensorTower. ❓Have you downloaded TikTok yet?

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​​📺Netflix's 2019 Problem Although Netflix had a record-breaking November, it's problems can be record-breaking as well. Following #Netflix’s lead, nearly every major video company is moving into the streaming media business. And that means also moving their content off Netflix and onto their own services. Disney — along with its soon-to-be purchased Fox — is launching its streaming service, Disney+, next year and pulling its content, including Pixar and Marvel films, from Netflix. The combined AT&T/Time Warner, which has licensed its popular TV series “Friends” to Netflix, may also pull its movies and TV shows from Netflix when its own streaming service gets off the ground at the end of 2019. That potential loss is part of the reason Netflix has ratcheted up its original content spending lately, and is expected to spend $12 billion to $13 billion on content in 2018 — most of which will go toward original content. As of October, original content made up 8 percent of content, measured in hours, on Netflix, according to Ampere. 🚀@PerspectiveIX via Recode.

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🎥Netflix's Record-Breaking November Streaming giant #Netflix set a new record for monthly consumer spending in its mobile app during November, grossing an estimated $86.6 million worldwide on the App Store and Google Play according to Sensor Tower Store Intelligence data. This figure was 77% higher than the $49 million Sensor Tower estimated the app grossed in November 2017 and 2.3% greater than the $84.7 million users users spent in July of this year, its previous best month for revenue. All told, the app has now grossed more than $1.58 billion globally since it began monetizing in September 2015. 🚀@PerspectiveIX via SensorTower. ❓Have you watched anything on Netflix in the last 30 days?

🛍The Top 5 Most Popular Categories Purchased Online A majority of online consumers around the world claim to buy entertainment (61%) and service (56%) categories more often online than in-store. And while fewer (38%) say they buy durables such as fashion, IT/mobile and electronics more often online, that still outweighs the share (22%) that buy them more in-store, according to a Nielsen study. 🚀@PerspectiveIX via MarketingCharts. ❓Have you purchased anything online during last 30 days?

🎮Best-Selling Game Consoles Return From the Dead Exactly 24 years after its launch on December 3, 1994, #Sony is bringing back one of the most popular video game consoles of all time: the original #PlayStation. In a move that feels partly like a deserved celebration of an iconic device and partly like jumping on the #Nintendo Classic bandwagon, Sony announced the PlayStation Classic earlier this year for a launch on December 3. 🚀@PerspectiveIX via Statista.

📱Latest Device Trends - Digital consumers now own an average of 3.2 devices. - 55% now use smart home entertainment products. - 40% used mobile voice search last month. - Smartphones are deemed the most important device, with 67% saying so. 🚀@PerspectiveIX via GWI. ⬇️ Download the report here.

📺YouTube Is A Very Important Source of How-To Videos #YouTube is the primary destination for videos online. The platform has grown in overall popularity in recent years. Pew’s report indicates that roughly 2 in 3 adults (68%) use YouTube as of Q2, up from fewer than half (48%) at the beginning of 2016. 🚀@PerspectiveIX via MarketingCharts.