Tubi saw a big win during the Super Bowl, making up one-third of all streaming viewership and attracting a younger and more ...

Super Bowl Sunday was the second most-watched day of TV in the history of Nielsen’s monthly Gauge reports, exceeding 110 billion viewing minutes, Neilsen revealed Tuesday. That milestone is ...

TV audiences are shrinking. But people will still watch big, live TV shows like the Oscars and Super Bowl if they're streamed ...

Fox Corp. in February revealed it generated around $800 million in ad revenue from its telecast of Super Bowl LIX across the ...

Live sports continue to be a major drive for TV viewership, revealed by jumps in popularity due to the Super Bowl and NHL 4 ...

Linear TV keeps shrinking. Streaming keeps growing. The latest example comes from the numbers generated in February 2025. Via Rick Porter of the Hollywood Reporter, the split between TV use between ...

Hulu’s foray into the Oscars arrives as more streaming platforms are betting big on live programming of prominent events — from a handful of awards shows and pop culture moments, to major sports ...

But the most interesting data point about Super Bowl viewership was about streaming: Of those that streamed the game rather than watching on broadcast, one-third tuned in via Tubi.

Tubi, the free ad-supported streamer owned by Fox, continues to grow in popularity, as evidenced by data about Super Bowl viewership published in Nielsen’s monthly Gauge report. Nielsen says ...