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1 WarnerMedia Looking to Sell Crunchyroll Anime Streaming Service for At Least $1 Billion

One of the potential buyers is Sony Pictures Entertainment, which operates the competing Funimation service.

2 Streaming Now Accounts for 25% of U.S. TV Usage

As of this year’s second quarter, streaming now accounts for a quarter of all television minutes viewed, according to Nielsen’s latest Total Audience Report.

3 Apple About to Launch New Fitness Service, Report Says

Apple is about to change its subscription services, like Apple Music, Apple TV+ and so on, with a new Fitness service announced in the coming weeks.

4 Quibi is Looking to Market Its Way Back Into the Streaming Conversation 

As it looks for a rebound after a pause for reassessment, new third-party research shows the startup is starting to blow the trumpets again, only in a different key.

5 The Streaming Media 50: The 50 Companies That Matter Most in Online Video 

Recognizing the companies that enable video services to deliver great content to consumers reliably at the highest possible quality on every device.

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VideoFuel: This Week in the Digital Video Industry 8/8-8/14

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1. TikTok Makes First Push Into Streaming with Fire TV App

The app includes playlists and compilations of popular videos that TikTok selects, in addition to exclusive interviews with      creators and influencers.

The number of SVOD subscriptions worldwide rose by 28 percent in 2019, according to Digital TV Research.

3. Pluto TV and LG Embark on Global Smart TV Distribution Partnership

Under the arrangement, 2020 models of LG smart TVs in the U.S. will carry Pluto, an ad-supported, linear bundle of streaming channels.

4. Why AMC Networks Streaming Success Should Terrify Cable Companies

The television brand won't topple the cable business by itself, but the company is proving low-cost niche services can draw enough of a crowd to matter.

5.ViacomCBS Preps Global SVOD Service for 2021

ViacomCBS Networks International (VCNI) will launch an SVOD service internationally beginning in early 2021 delivering content from all of its brands.

6.Even YouTube Indie Video Producers Feel the Ad Revenue Squeeze

Many entrepreneurs are shifting gears as a response, enticing loyal followers to pay monthly subscription fees -- just like the big guys -- to continue with their business enterprises.