Tag: Study
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Study Reveals Top 10 Services Americans Are Googling How to Unsubscribe From
People are tired of juggling subscriptions, and a new roundup from Profit Engine shows exactly what they’re trying to quit. The study examined the top 10 most-Googled “how to unsubscribe” queries, offering a revealing snapshot of what consumers are actively trying to cut from their lives. Profit Engine’s results go far beyond streaming services. From…
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Xfinity, AT&T & Verizon Top List of Companies That Frustrated Customers the Most in 2025
If it feels like dealing with your phone company, internet provider, or favorite subscription service has become a full-time job, you’re not imagining it. Pine, an AI-powered consumer agent, just recently released its 2025 Consumer Friction Index, and the results confirm what millions of Americans already feel every month when the bill hits: the companies…
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Study Shows That Gigabit Internet Access Is Soaring — And It’s Fueling the Next Wave of Cord Cutting
A new broadband study from QR Code Generator, based on the FCC’s National Broadband Map (from December 2022 to June 2025), shows the United States quietly crossing a major milestone. As of mid-2025, roughly 61% of U.S. homes now have access to gigabit-class internet, compared to 32.7% in late 2022, per the study. With that…
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Online Shoppers Beware — Study Finds Fake Delivery Sites Exploding Ahead of Holiday Rush
Holiday shipping season is officially here, and so are the scammers. With more people shopping online, cybercriminals are finding unique ways to target personal information. A new NordVPN study shows an 86% surge in malicious postal service websites, with cyber attackers targeting shoppers who are tracking gifts, checking delivery updates, and clicking anything that looks…
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New Research! Cord Cutters Still Saving Big Vs. Cable TV Despite Rising Streaming Prices
As more people ditch cable for streaming apps, many aren’t looking back. New research from All About Cookies tracked who’s leaving cable, how much people actually spend on streaming, and whether anyone regrets the switch. The study found that respondents are trimming subscriptions, hunting deals, and spending far less than they did on cable. What…
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Tubi’s New Study Looks At How Americans Shop & Stream
Streaming ads aren’t just background noise anymore, and Tubi’s 2025 Retail and Holiday Study shows that viewers don’t just notice ads while they stream; they also discover, click, and buy. The study, which was conducted in partnership with The Harris Poll, shows that smart, relevant ads are actually improving discovery. The study surveyed 1,531 U.S.…
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Study Finds Netflix’s Tag Team With WWE is Reducing Subscriber Churn & Boosting Growth
Netflix’s tag team with WWE has been a victory for both sides, so far this year. According to Ampere Analysis, WWE content streamed for more than 300 million viewing hours in H1 2025, with weekly WWE Raw averaging about 6.5 million viewing hours per broadcast and WrestleMania delivering a massive 19.8 million viewing hours across…
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Bundles Are Back: TiVo’s Report Highlights the New Reality for Cord Cutters
If you thought cord cutting was a one-way street to savings and simplicity, TiVo’s Q2 2025 Video Trends Report shows the reality is more nuanced. In today’s streaming landscape, choice has ballooned, viewing time has risen, and “rebundling” continues to shape how people watch, spend, and shop for video. For the study, TiVo surveyed 4,510…
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Screen Time Addiction? More Than Half of Parents Are Concerned, Study Shows
As streaming, casting, and bouncing between subscriptions is becoming the norm of modern family life, screen time is increasing, and parents are growing concerned. Lurie Children’s Hospital’s latest survey, Screen Time Statistics Reveal How Parents Use Screens as Babysitters, Educators, and Entertainment Tools, shows just how central screens have become in everyday life. In a…
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Study Reveals These States Are Searching “How to Cancel” the Most — Are You One of Them?
If you feel like you and everyone you know are glued to screens, you’re not imagining it. According to a new study from Sparrow, several U.S. states are experiencing serious “digital overload” driven by long daily screen time, high household subscription rates, lots of searches about cancelling services, and heavy internet usage. Sparrow built a…