A comprehensive guide
to the Free Ad-Supported
Streaming Landscape
Decoding
FAST
Introduction
Free Ad-Supported Streaming TV (FAST) has quickly
taken hold as an important viewing option for
streaming TV viewers. As one of the fastest growing
viewing options, FAST is attracting new talent,
content, and distributors. With consumers and
content moving to FAST, it has become a hot topic
of discussion among advertisers, but there are still
as many questions as answers. This paper will offer
specific details about FAST to answer many of the
biggest questions including: What is FAST, How big
is FAST, What Content is on FAST, and What does the
future hold for FAST? Our goal is to help media
buyers make informed decisions about why and how
FAST should be added to media plans.
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The landscape of FAST is undergoing a transformative shift, challenging the prevailing misconception
that it serves as a repository for older, less-valuable content. Across the hundreds of FAST channels
offering single-title content, more than one-third is programs that are still in production and 46% are
programs that first aired since 2020. FAST encompasses a diverse set of programming genres including
TV dramas, sitcoms, theatrical movies, music & music videos, news & opinion, and sports. News has
emerged as a rapidly growing genre expanding into live broadcasts of national and local newscasts.
Sports channels are embracing both niche and major league offerings. And as the audiences watching
longtail over-the-air and pay TV networks shrink, we’re seeing a surge in live stream simulcasts from
TV networks, adding a new dimension to FAST's profile.
What is FAST?
FAST stands for Free Ad-Supported Streaming Television. It
refers to services that primarily provide free linear streaming
channels that viewers join in-progress. Cord-cutting, rising
costs for streaming services, frustration with the process of
finding on-demand content, and out-of-the-box built-in
services have all driven consumer adoption of FAST. Viewers are
looking for quality entertainment at lower costs; FAST offers
lean-back, no-cost entertainment with a curated set of channels
across a variety of formats and program genres, from TV
programs to movies and original content.
FAST: A Rapidly Transforming Landscape
FAST services include Tubi, Pluto TV,
and Samsung TV Plus among others.
An in-depth, updated look at all
the services from FASTMaster,
Gavin Bridge, is available at:
https://fastmaster.substack.com
FAST continues to grow in the United States. From a usage standpoint, multiple sources have
demonstrated that penetration and time spent with FAST continue to grow. HUB Entertainment
Research notes that 57% of U.S. HHs
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use FAST. TVision Insights reports that 12% of time spent with CTV
in the U.S. is with FAST apps
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. And at Samsung, where our FAST app, TV Plus, is a top 5 app by users and
time spent, we recently announced that FAST consumption has grown by nearly 60% in the past year
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.
To answer the important questions advertisers have about FAST, we will look at two key dimensions of
growth – the number of major companies offering FAST services, and the number of available channels
on these platforms.
Number of Major U.S. Fast Services, 2019-2023
2019
LG Channels
Pluto TV
Roku Channel
Samsung TV Plus
Vizio WatcahFree+
Xumo Play
2020
LG Channels
Pluto TV
Roku Channel
Samsung TV Plus
Vizio WatchFree+
Xumo Play
Freevee
News by Fire TV
Peacock
Plex
Redbox
Sling Freestream
Tubi
2021
LG Channels
Pluto TV
Roku Channel
Samsung TV Plus
Vizio WatchFree+
Xumo Play
Freevee
News by Fire TV
Peacock
Plex
Redbox
Sling Freestream
Tubi
Local Now
Vix
2022
LG Channels
Pluto TV
Roku Channel
Samsung TV Plus
Vizio WatchFree+
Xumo Play
Freevee
News by Fire TV
Peacock
Plex
Redbox
Sling Freestream
Tubi
Local Now
Vix
2023
LG Channels
Pluto TV
Roku Channel
Samsung TV Plus
Vizio WatchFree+
Xumo Play
Freevee
News by Fire TV
Peacock
Plex
Redbox
Sling Freestream
Tubi
Local Now
Vix
ABC
Google TV
TCL TV+
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Peacock, Pluto TV and Roku Channel all offer variations where some channels can have the content start from the
beginning if it is accessed at any point in time in the linear schedule, but the majority of channels do not offer that capability
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https://variety.com/vip/solving-the-unsolved-mystery-of-u-s-avod-commercial-time-1234949567/
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https://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/385323/turnaround-consumers-reduce-video-services-stacki.html
4
https://chart-na1.emarketer.com/263002/share-of-us-time-spent-with-connected-tv-ctv-by-app-type-april-2023-of-total
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https://news.samsung.com/us/samsung-tv-plus-reveals-massive-viewership-growth-new-music-kids-experiences/
Source: FASTMaster/CRG Global Analysis for Samsung Ads
How Does FAST Work?
How Big is FAST?
From the consumer perspective, FAST is increasingly becoming TV. A key reason why FAST feels
like traditional TV is that it follows the same structure. Channels are linearly scheduled with
content via a programmer or scheduler, have regular ad breaks, and are joined in-progress when
the viewer accesses it
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.
At the same time, linear TV and FAST are coming together in different ways. FAST services like
Samsung TV Plus are incorporating livestreams of over-the-air channels alongside their FAST
channels; Virtual MVPDs like YouTube TV and fubo are including FAST channels within their linear
lineups, and distributors like Comcast are incorporating Xumo FAST channels into their X1 set-top
box and channel guide.
Monetization of FAST comes via advertising. In general, FAST ad breaks are shorter than those of
broadcast and cable TV
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, which makes the format a better consumer experience and attractive to users.
Advertisements look the same, with the same major brands advertising in FAST, using the same ad
creatives they use on linear and ad-supported streaming.
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FAST Services
The number of major
FAST services continues
to grow in 2023, with
ABC, Google, and TCL
launching new services
to sit alongside 16
other services from
entertainment and
technology companies.
Since 2019, 12 new major
services have launched,
tripling the FAST market,
a testament to the
promise that FAST offers.
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13
1515
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Source: FASTMaster/CRG Global Analysis for Samsung Ads
Current and classic TV shows, including scripted and
reality programs, account for more than half of all FAST
channels available across major FAST services in the U.S.,
a fact that makes sense considering the volume of
available TV programming. The next largest format is
News & Opinion, which makes up around one in five
channels, followed by Movies. Music and Sports each
account for just over 1 in 20 FAST channels.
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U.S. FAST Channels
by Format (Nov. 2023)
57%
TV Shows
13%
Movies
6%
Music
18%
News & Opinion
6%
Sports
What Content is on FAST?
2023
956
2021
Total Available FAST Channels
on Major U.S. Services by Year
The number of FAST channels available across the FAST services has seen
significant growth every year as more content companies and brands enter the space.
As of November 2023, there are over 1,900 individual FAST channels in the U.S.
available on one or more major service, an increase of 214% from November 2020.
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What Programming is On FAST?
Content availability is the primary driver of consumer adoption of any TV service. Yet,
in the advertising business there seems to be an assumption that programming on
FAST is low-engagement content. As the growth in consumer adoption suggests, this
is not the case. FAST apps on the Samsung platform have an average engagement
index score of 132 compared to all apps and linear TV channels. While library content
is popular on FASTs, the same is true for what airs on linear TV networks and makes
up a large swathe of the content on SVOD services. The success of Suits on Netflix
occupied much of the trade press’ focus on SVOD during 2023. Across linear networks
and streaming services, shows like Law & Order, Friends, The Big Bang Theory, and
others are attracting audiences.
FAST programming is a myriad of content types and genres including entertainment,
news, music, sports and live broadcasts. This is likely to grow in the future. The
expansion of news, particularly local news, has been an inflection point for FAST.
News continues to draw viewers to Pay-TV and its availability on FAST makes cutting
the cord easier for Pay-TV stalwarts. Live, local news also opens the door for further
growth in live content on FAST and has important implications for sporting events
moving to FAST.
FAST content is available across multiple languages. While the majority of FAST
Channels broadcast in English, 14.5% of channels are Spanish-language and the
remaining 6.5% are in other languages.
FAST Formats
Several lenses help detail the content that is available on FAST. The first of these is format.
FAST Genres
The second way to assess what’s available on FAST is by genre within each format. A genre analysis
demonstrates the rich variety of content that’s available to viewers.
Five main formats within FAST
1,926
2022
1,581
2020
614
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Source: FASTMaster/CRG Global Analysis for Samsung Ads
TV Shows
When breaking down the available genres within the TV Series format, it’s apparent how many content
companies have turned to FAST, not just in scale (with 1,087 total channels) but the breadth of genre.
The most popular genres to have FAST channels are reality (120), drama (115), documentaries (97), kids
(83), channels featuring mixed genres (78) and comedy (73).
Movies
When it comes to movie channels available on FAST, the most popular channel type is one that features
multiple genres (such as The Movie Hub or MovieSphere by Lionsgate). Then it’s a four-way split for
movie channels based on the following themes: action, classic movies, drama, and horror. Movies
are a format that reflects cultural events like Valentine’s Day, Halloween and the Holidays, with
holiday-themed movie channels illustrating this growth from 3 channels in September 2023 to 14 in
November. Interestingly, while kids’ content on FAST has been embraced by the TV show side, for
movies there are just two dedicated channels.
Number of Movie FAST Channels by Genre
Mixed Genre Action Horror Classics Drama
65 34 32 30 30
Holidays
Family Western Romance Sci-Fi
14 10 10 9 9
Black Culture Comedy Bollywood Kids LGBTQ+
6 6 4 2 2
Number of TV Show FAST Channels by Genre
Reality Drama Documentary Kids Mixed Genre Comedy True Crime Classics Food
Automotive Relaxation Paranormal Animals Sci-Fi Anime
Other
Unscripted
Other
Scripted
WesternCourtroomTravel Family
Black
Culture
Pop
Culture
Home
Improvement
ReligiousLifestyleGame Shows
120 115 97 83 78 73 59 51 46
15 15 14 13 13 13 12 43 12
16161719202224242732
Gaming &
Esports
News
News has grown into one of FAST’s hottest areas. It has seen
an explosion in the number of channels available with 333
available as of November, 2023. News channels have
evolved from being loops of evergreen content and are now
either high quality national news channels--indistinguishable
from broadcast and cable news outlets and produced by
newsrooms from the likes of ABC News, CNN, and Fox
News—or feeds from local news channels, which now account
for 69% of all FAST news channels.
A key driver for both national and local news is how many of
these stations feature a live component for part of the day.
Many local stations simulcast live with the TV broadcast,
with some creating additional detailed reporting as a FAST
exclusive. As news coverage of the 2024 election ramps up,
we expect to see viewers turn to both local and national FAST
channels resulting in increased news consumption on FAST.
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Source: FASTMaster/CRG Global Analysis for Samsung Ads
Focus on Local News
The number of local news channels embracing FAST across
major services has exploded in recent years as channels
showed a degree of savviness in pivoting to embrace
audiences wherever they are watching. This also helps to
ensure that local stations maintain their relevancy in the
digital era and maximize their reach. Local news on FAST
has gone from 3 local stations available on tracked services
in September 2020 to over 230 in November 2023. With
Spanish-markets in the U.S. also entering the space, local
news on FAST shows no sign of slowing any time soon.
Notably, the likes of Sinclair and Nexstar, local TV giants, don’t feature as major players in FAST,
suggesting that there’s still growth to come in FAST local news.
Number of FAST News Channels
by Genre (Nov. 2023)
Total Number of U.S.
Local News Fast Channels
FAST Local News Channels by Station Owner (Sept. 2023)
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E.W.
Scripps
Other
2020
2021
2022
2023
Local News
International
National
231
51
19
Opinion
Business
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9
Sports
8
Weather
4
Total Number of Sports FAST Channels Number of Sports FAST Channels by Genre
Total Number of U.S. Music FAST Channels
2020 2021 2022 2023
07
Music
Sports
Source: FASTMaster/CRG Global Analysis for Samsung Ads
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https://variety.com/vip/latest-sports-rights-deals-will-come-at-viewers-expense-1235350712/
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Live sports do exist on FAST. These live events tend to be for niche sports that don’t draw the large investments that major
sports rights cost broadcast partners (estimated by Variety VIP+ to cost a total of $29.3 billion by 2026
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). The live sports
line-up features multiple channels for sports like MMA, adventure sports, and professional wrestling. But live sports from
bigger leagues are coming to FAST. CBS Sports Golazzo Network airs live a number of different soccer competitions or
leagues, sometimes a simulcast of an event with a different camera angle, and other times exclusive rights. Ion, E.W. Scripps’
flagship channel, simulcasts all of its content on FAST including WNBA games and starting in 2024, the National Women’s
Soccer League regular season. This trend will continue as Pay-TV subscriptions continue to decline and rights holders with
FAST networks look to maximize audience reach to provide the greatest appeal to advertisers.
Sports is another genre that has seen growth
in the number of FAST channels available, growing
from 45 in November 2020 to 114 in November
2023 (a growth rate of 153%). A key trend in Sports
has been leagues like the NFL, MLB, PGA Tour, NHL
and FIFA launching their own FAST channels.
Although these channels lack rights to live events,
they act as fandom extenders, enabling fans to
engage deeply with the sports they love.
Total
Sports
Fans
9%
Wrestling
14%
MMA
MMA
4%
Poker
27%
Other
8%
Soccer
15%
Mixed
8%
Motor Sports
5%
College
Sports
14%
Adventure Sports
& Outdoors
Music FAST channels are emerging as a key part of every FAST service’s channel line-up. The number of music channels has
increased from 57 in February 2020 to 128 In November 2023. Channels based on music videos have been a key factor in that
growth, with Vevo and MTV being the only companies to consistently have had channels throughout the tracked period.
Music channels can be themed by decade or by genre. The available genre channels include Vevo Pop, Yo! MTV, Xite Only
Love, Stingray Today’s K-Pop and iHeart Hit Nation. Music channels are also a strong source of extended viewership
resulting in audiences being served multiple ad pods. At their 2023 NewFronts, Vevo noted that average time spent viewing
their channels extends beyond 30 minutes. Vevo is also one of the first companies to create original longform content for
FAST with Extended Play, a series produced in collaboration with featured artists that takes viewers through the creation of
their music. The continued increase in FAST music channels, coupled with forays into FAST originals, demonstrates the
appetite audiences have for the format and will be a key strength for FAST in the future.
45
42
11
4
48
70
10
63
20232020 2021 2022
100 114
Audio
Video
Other
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FAST Livestreams
A growing trend in FAST is livestreams of TV networks. As with Sports, live simulcasts of linear or digital
broadcasts are an important way for networks and distributors to reach the largest audience. Cheddar News and
Bloomberg both have FAST livestreams. But the most prominent example is the Ion network. Ion is a nationally
distributed over-the-air broadcast network and the first to embrace digital distribution via FAST, where viewers
see the same feed on FAST as on linear TV. Ion is owned by E.W. Scripps, which also leads in local news channels
on FAST—also typically livestreams—and has a national news FAST network in Scripps News as well as FAST
extensions of their diginets.
This is an important development in FAST, as it spotlights the embrace of the format by a national broadcaster.
More importantly, Ion tends to be one of the highest performing FAST channels across the services carrying it,
demonstrating the potential for other broadcast networks to add FAST carriage at some point in the future.
While these channels are accessible for a fee as part of a cable package, they are also free to access via an
antenna. Adding another means of free distribution via FAST would be a logical extension. In the case of Ion, it
means that the network is able to both maximize their reach and profitability. They won’t be the last.
Brands on FAST
Another way to view the content on FAST is by the increase in content from big media brands, and more
recently, celebrities. With the entrance of Warner Bros. Discovery to FAST in 2023, and Disney offering FAST
channels within its ABC app, every major TV entertainment company now offers a suite of FAST channels,
alongside major studios like Sony Pictures and Lionsgate.
Celebrities are also getting in on the action and are the next big trend to keep an eye on. Kevin Hart has LOL!
Channel, Ryan Reynolds has Maximum Effort Channel, and YouTube celebrity Mr. Beast is the latest social
media star to bring content to the FAST screen.
Single-IP Channels
A concept that defines FAST is what’s known as a single-IP channel--a channel that’s based on a single TV show
or franchise. These channels offer bingeable experiences to viewers, both casual and hard-core fans. Single-IP
channels are popular with viewers and have increased considerably in recent years from 86 in 2020 to 340 in
2023. Single-IP channels include Unsolved Mysteries and Forensic Files, Hell’s Kitchen, The Walking Dead, and
Conan O’Brien TV.
Source: FASTMaster/CRG Global Analysis for Samsung Ads
Number of Single-IP FAST Channels by Genre
Reality Drama TV Classic TV Comedy TV
Kids TV
Game Shows True Crime Courtroom Documentary Other
2023
2022
2021
2020
44
69 51 32 32 26 19 14 14 6716
29
47 20 24 24 14 14 12 5 51
16 15 14 12 106 31 35
18 10 12 7 8 6 21 166
Source: FASTMaster/CRG Global Analysis for Samsung Ads
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https://variety.com/2022/tv/news/rich-eisen-show-rokup-streaming-sports-1235342045/amp/
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https://www.marthastewart.com/8327731/martha-stewart-new-shows-roku-channel
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https://newsroom.roku.com/news/2023/02/the-roku-channel-serves-up-season-2-orders-for-/rolb4-ze-1675869042
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https://variety.com/vip/yes-there-are-originals-on-fast-tastemade-freevee-vevo-nbc-cbs-1235703925/
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More Than Reruns
A common misconception about FAST is that the majority of content is mostly reruns of old content.
Analysis conducted of single-IP channels in the U.S. illustrates how much of a misconception this is.
As of September 2023, of the 340 single-IP channels, 114 (just over 33%) were based on shows or
franchises that were still making new content. As curious consumers sample FAST and scroll through
the available channels, seeing channels based on shows like Survivor, Law & Order or Hell’s Kitchen
can give FAST an instant credibility boost and add to the feeling that it is just the same as what
viewers think of as “TV”.
FAST Exclusives & Originals
In addition to syndicated content that aired elsewhere before appearing on FAST, services are also
offering content exclusive to FAST and original programming. National news channels like NBC News
Now, ABC News Live and CBS News all produce original shows for FAST, as does Fox Weather, with a
number of local stations creating FAST-only content. Shows distributed on FAST from Tastemade
(Struggle Meals) and Freevee (Judy Justice) have won daytime Emmys, beating out competition from
broadcast and cable networks.
Channels from celebrities have created originals, like LOL! Network’s Cold As Balls and Maximum
Effort Channel’s Bedtime Stories with Ryan. This report already referenced Vevo Pop’s original series
Extended Play; Women’s Sports Network produces the FAST original game show Game On; and Roku
Channel is the exclusive home for live editions of The Rich Eisen Show
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as well as airing originals from
celebrities like Martha Stewart
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and Emeril Lagasse
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. In addition, channels like FailArmy, Revolt
Mixtape, Fox Soul, KIN, Tastemade and FilmRise’s channels such as FilmRise Black TV all create
original content on FAST
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.
Other channels are using FAST as part of a modern distribution strategy. MotorTrend released
episodes of Super Turbo Story Time on MotorTrend FAST TV shortly after airing on their cable channel.
ElectricNow, the FAST channel for Electric Entertainment, aired the first two episodes of the new Syfy
Channel show The Ark before the linear debut and helped to drive the strong viewership that the
series saw in its cable premiere.
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Number of Single-IP FAST Channels by Decade of Last New Episode
Still on air
114
2020
27
2000
25
1990
17
1980
9
1970
10
1960
12
1950
2
2010
60
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What Does the Future Hold for FAST?
When considering the future of the format it’s important to look
ahead to what FAST will see in 2025 and the longer-term trends that will occur by 2030.
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FAST by 2025
FAST in 2030 will be radically different from that in 2025,
much as 2025’s landscape will be alien to 2020’s. Key to
this will be AI, the convergence of TV with FAST and
freemium upsells.
Within the next few years, many FAST services will
offer 1,000 channels or more. AI will make that possible,
ensuring that users only see the most relevant 200-300
in a grid, offering unparalleled choice and options to
the consumer.
Cable networks will continue to run brand extensions
for older content, but in a bid to reach the maximum
number of viewers, all broadcast networks will follow
Ion’s trendsetting move to FAST and offer livestreams of
their own via FAST. Advertisers will embrace this as it
will offer them the greatest possible reach to their
target audiences.
TV tentpoles—major sporting events and awards shows—
will simulcast on FAST. This will begin with events like
The Emmys and the Champions League final, but will
culminate with The Oscars and the Super Bowl as
networks look to deliver the greatest number of viewers.
Finally, the role of FAST as an upsell for premium
subscription services will continue. This will take two
forms. The first will be an offering with episodes
available on a linear basis for free, but available to be
watched on-demand for a fee. The second will be an
extension of what we already see for services like BritBox,
Paramount+, and Peacock. By 2030, all major SVODs,
including Apple TV+, Disney+ and Netflix, will have FAST
channels featuring relevant library content designed to
entice people to subscribe and keep them from churning.
FAST by 2030
Media’s Increased Involvement
A key evolution that will continue into 2025 will be the
embrace of big media brands running FAST channels. It’s
likely we will see more announcements like NBCUniversal’s in
the summer of 2023, that they will be releasing 50 new FAST
channels, as media companies mine their content libraries to
create both genre-curated channels like Universal Crime and
many more single-IP channels like Lassie, E! Keeping Up, or
Conan O’Brien TV . Each FAST channel expands a media
brand's reach and advertising inventory—a strong incentive.
In addition, we will see more channels launched by celebrities,
featuring content that the celebrity themselves would watch.
(There is strong potential within this area for programming
blocks from content providers like Vevo for elements like
“Mike’s favorite songs from the 80s.”).
Non-Traditional Media in FAST
The embrace of social media influencers in FAST will also
continue. The likes of channels by creators and brands like
Preston & Brianna, Mythical, Mr. Beast and Unspeakable are
just the beginning as Gens Z and Alpha discover the format.
This influx of recognizable content will have a positive effect
on smaller independent channels. Many of today’s indepen-
dent channels will not be around in 2025. Some will merge to
create a mega-version of a particular genre—think an MMA
channel based on four or five existing ones—and others will
find new life as content licensors to larger channels who
require fresh content in their schedules.
FAST and TV Will Become the Same to Consumers
The distinction between broadcast and cable TV networks and
FAST channels will continue to blur. More MVPDs and virtual
MVPDs will include FAST channels into their lineups as they
become indistinguishable from traditional TV channels. The
continued invasion of FAST by TV brands will also add to this
blurring from a consumer perspective—if TV channels are on
FAST, surely then FAST must be TV? We may start to see the
traditional idea of a network encompass FAST channels. We
should also be on the lookout for a new term arising from
consumers themselves.
The Battle for Control
The entry point for watching FAST will become increasingly
important. Companies who control distribution—TV sets,
video game consoles, set-top boxes and other connected
devices—and own a FAST service powering it—will become
the defacto entry point for FAST channels.
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Methodology: Analysis in this report was conducted across
the available services and channels collected in the FASTMaster
database. The services included in each year’s analysis were
as follows:
2020: Freevee (as IMDb TV), Peacock, Plex, Pluto TV, Redbox Live TV,
Roku Channel, Samsung TV Plus, STIRR, Xumo Play
2021: Freevee, LG Channels, Peacock, Plex, Pluto TV, Redbox Live TV,
Roku Channel, Samsung TV Plus, Sling Freestream, STIRR, Tubi,
Vix (as Prende TV), Vizio WatchFree+, Xumo Play
2022: Freevee, LG Channels, Local Now, Peacock, Plex, Pluto TV,
Redbox Live TV, Roku Channel, Samsung TV Plus, Sling Freestream,
STIRR, Tubi, Vix, Vizio WatchFree+, Xumo Play
2023: ABC, Freevee, Google TV, LG Channels, Local Now, Peacock, Plex,
Pluto TV, Redbox Live TV, Roku Channel, Samsung TV Plus, Sling Freestream,
STIRR, Tubi, Vix, Vizio WatchFree+, Xumo Play
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About FASTMaster & CRG Global
Formerly the FAST industry’s foremost chronicler at Variety
Intelligence System, Gavin Bridge is the Vice President of Media
Research at CRG Global, a boutique market research firm. He has
kept the FASTMaster database since October 2019 and an industry
blog—The FASTMaster—since November 2021. Gavin is a thought
leader in FAST and frequently consults with brands and attends
international conferences in countries such as Australia,
South Korea Canada, Spain and France to share his knowledge
and ideas. Learn more about CRG Global at www.crgglobalinc.com
and read The FASTMaster at fastmaster.substack.com.
Get in touch at adsales@samsung.com
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