Updated NoTa innovations from Glance revealed, enhancing TV content decisions with increased intelligence
Glance Unveils New Features for NoTa Platform
Glance, a leading provider of TV data and analysis, has announced a new iteration of its global TV content tracking and insights platform, NoTa. The new features will be showcased at upcoming events, including MIPCOM 2025 in October and its own Glance London conference on 19 November.
The NoTa platform, now available on both Android and iOS devices, offers real-time access to Glance's TV data and analysis. One of the key new features is the curated evaluation and playlist service, which provides clear assessments of the international potential for success for both scripted and unscripted projects. This feature aims to simplify the process of content discovery and evaluation for industry professionals.
Another significant addition is the mobile app, which allows users to access NoTa's wealth of information on the go. The app complements the existing dashboards, which introduce an intuitive analytical interface for visualizing strategic data for 48 markets covered by NoTa, across customizable date ranges. These dashboards will be hosted on OneGlance, a dedicated new hub for all Glance solutions.
In addition to these features, NoTa tracks the performance of TV series across more than 500 channels and platforms internationally. This extensive data collection provides a comprehensive understanding of the global TV landscape.
SPI International's streaming service FilmBox+ is also joining the fray with a dedicated Halloween Smart Channel. Similarly, Stingray has launched a suite of free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) channels, offering a mix of music and video channels. These channels include Easy Listening, Greatest Hits, Hip Hop, Hot Country, Remember The 80s, Smooth Jazz, Soul Storm, Holidayscapes, and more.
Glance's Senior-Vice-President, Frédéric Vaulpré, stated that the new features were developed in collaboration with clients and their feedback was invaluable in guiding the company towards features that improve access to essential data and intelligence.
Meanwhile, Disney+, the streaming giant, has reported a significant increase in subscribers. Disney's direct to consumer business added 2.5 million subscribers, bringing the total number of Disney+ and Hulu subscriptions to over 180 million. Disney+ itself ended Q2 with 126 million subscribers, an increase of 1.4 million on Q1.
These developments underscore the dynamic nature of the streaming industry and Glance's commitment to providing the most relevant and up-to-date insights.
