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PALM BEACH,  Fla., /PRNewswire/ -- Subscription Video on Demand is a booming industry for many reasons. It empowers consumers to pay for only the content that they want, a major reason why audiences are turning away from cable and other traditional providers. Also, it provides businesses a direct line of revenue from consumers without having to consult or sell to advertisers. This has the added benefit of relieving users from annoying ad interruptions. Subscription Video on Demand (SVoD) is a subscription-based service that enables users to have unlimited access to streaming video content for any given period of time at a routine fee. Through SVoD, customers have control over the content they want to watch. They can decide when to start or pause the program. They also get the option of fast forwarding, rewind, or stop the video at their wish. Through this service, high-quality content is available on-demand, anytime, and anywhere directly on the customer's television set. SVoD services include Amazon Video, Netflix, Now TV, Hulu Plus, TVPlayer, etc. These services have drawn a lot of attention from end-users for their diversified content that includes sports, web series, and movies.  Active Companies in the markets today include (OTCQB: GRMM),  (NYSE:DIS), (NASDAQ: NFLX), (NASDAQ: FB), . (NASDAQ: GNUS).A from Transparency Market Research said: "Developments in digital technology have transformed the digital video consumption platforms. At present, there are multiple platforms, such as mobiles, tablets, and smart TVs, to access video on demand services. Moreover, with increasing pool of viewers, demand for personalized content to control and select viewing as desired has led to a recognizable adoption of video on demand systems, which is expected to grow further in the long term. Video on demand service providers are laying emphasis on enhancing delivery technologies to enhance viewer experience. Moreover, with improved speed of networks for digital transmission, video on demand service providers are delivering high-definition videos at a faster streaming rate to viewers.

, /PRNewswire/ -- Facebook, Inc. (NASDAQ: FB) announced today that the company's first quarter 2021 financial results will be released after market close on .

, /PRNewswire/ -- The most significant marketing factor in the social media marketing sector in 2020 was the increased use of video. With everyone online all the time, video became more crucial than ever for marketing and communication. A recent survey of marketers and business owners conducted by SurveyMonkey had some very interesting statistics to back this up. Here's some of what they found. First of all, video marketing is effective. For marketers, video is an essential part of their toolkit. For many, video outperforms other marketing tools. 61% of marketers see video as a "very important or extremely important" part of their marketing strategy; 30% of marketers see video as a more important part of their strategy than their website; and 74% of marketers say video has a better return on investment than static imagery.  It also said that 68% of marketers say video has a better return on investment than Google Ads; 53% of marketers say that video helps them raise awareness; 49% of marketers say that video helps them engage their audience; and 52% of marketers say that video helps them build trust with potential customers.  Active tech companies in the market this week include (OTCPK: MVVYF) (TSX-V: MVY), (NASDAQ: FB), (NYSE: TWTR), (OTCPK: TCEHY),  (NYSE: SNAP).