Tracking the evolution of internet-distributed television worldwide
The Global Internet TV Consortium is a network of media scholars. Our research explores the impact of internet-distributed television services in specific national markets.
Our members
Founded in 2016 to study the international growth of SVOD (subscription video-on-demand), the Consortium has expanded over the years to include around 30 contributors with diverse expertise in television markets and cultures across North America, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East.
Our work
Consortium members share their findings via online dossiers. Each dossier describes a specific internet-distributed television service and its impact on a national media market. The first phase of our research focused on Netflix. Over time, we added dossiers on other national and regional services, such as Hotstar and Hulu, as well as national market briefs.
Contact us
Reach out to the convenors, Prof Ramon Lobato (Swinburne University) and Prof Amanda Lotz (QUT)