It’s not your imagination – you may see more ads these days.
Prime Video is Amazon’s streaming product, Jingjing double Its advertising, according to adweek. Quoting the ad buyer and the documents reviewed, adweek Amazon has streamed its media to four to six minutes an hour, the report said. When Prime Video first launched its ad in January last year, that was twice as good as two to three minutes.
An Amazon representative told ad buyers that “the main video ad load is gradually increasing to four to six minutes an hour.” adweek.
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It seems that every streaming platform is gradually moving to include more ads. HBO Max – then called Max, is Before HBO Max, formerly HBO, now, formerly HBO GO – launched ads last year and recent Break password sharing. This is a double blow to the inconvenience of advertising. Netflix? Advertisement and password sharing crackdown. Hulu or anywhere else? Same as above.
Of course, you can pay extra for an ad-free experience. For Amazon, that means an extra $3 per month. Of course, streaming has renamed the ad-supported hierarchy to a cheaper option.
However, I remember that on days of costing a lot per month, there was no ad for streaming at all. Unfortunately, for consumers, it appears that advertising will only become more and more frequent.
