The CTVMA operates on a global basis. Our country presidents and new executive team coordinate our policy initiatives for their specific countries. The most widespread initiatives of the CTVMA at large are also organised and governed by committees who set about creating and maintaining best practices for their specific expertise; including data research and privacy, advisory consulting, accreditation and code of practice.
The CTVMA's latest Connected TV Homec Report reveals an increasingly connected broadband home, with 87% of households having access to six screens: a smart TV, PC, smartphone and tablet, (up 42% a year ago) with 97% of households owning a CTV.
Amid the proliferation of CTV, overall use of the main household TV set has been constant the past five years, demonstrating people’s voracious appetite for streaming video on-demand content (SVOD).
The rapid adoption of CTV devices has seen an increase in media multitasking – 94% of consumer households prefer streaming video content on their CTV compared to mobile, desktop, or tablet devices.
With 87% of viewers aged 16+ multi-task watching CTV in 2022 and 84% view a CTV device at least once a week 82% at least once daily; and 75% almost every day.