Kemo
02-09-2017, 06:24 PM
WWE’s Q4 2016 earnings report released on Thursday included the latest WWE Network subscriber numbers.
As of January 31st, 2017, the WWE Network had 1.5 million paid subscribers.
The Network averaged 1.41 million paid subs in the 4th quarter of 2016, with 1.1 million in the US and 400,000 internationally. This is up from 1.22 million paid subscribers at the end of 2015 and consistent with the company’s projections.
WWE Network subscribers watched a total of 294 million hours of content (up 15% from 256 million in 2015), yielding an average of 194 hours per household that places it among top cable and broadcast networks.
Here are a few more WWE Network notes from today’s investor conference call, courtesy of Chris Harrington of Wrestlenomics.com:
Barrios talking about how WWE Network library is four-times as large as it was compared to when it launched in Feb 2014. #wweq4
— Chris Harrington (@mookieghana) February 9, 2017
WWE is committing to giving WWE Network sub update on 4/3/17 (day after WM) as they have in prior years. #wweq4
— Chris Harrington (@mookieghana) February 9, 2017
As of January 31st, 2017, the WWE Network had 1.5 million paid subscribers.
The Network averaged 1.41 million paid subs in the 4th quarter of 2016, with 1.1 million in the US and 400,000 internationally. This is up from 1.22 million paid subscribers at the end of 2015 and consistent with the company’s projections.
WWE Network subscribers watched a total of 294 million hours of content (up 15% from 256 million in 2015), yielding an average of 194 hours per household that places it among top cable and broadcast networks.
Here are a few more WWE Network notes from today’s investor conference call, courtesy of Chris Harrington of Wrestlenomics.com:
Barrios talking about how WWE Network library is four-times as large as it was compared to when it launched in Feb 2014. #wweq4
— Chris Harrington (@mookieghana) February 9, 2017
WWE is committing to giving WWE Network sub update on 4/3/17 (day after WM) as they have in prior years. #wweq4
— Chris Harrington (@mookieghana) February 9, 2017