Largely debunking the argument that online piracy is driven by the lack of availability of top movie and TV titles, a study carried out by consultancy firm KPMG on behalf of NBCUniversal looking at the availability of the most popular and critically acclaimed film and TV titles on legal digital streaming and download services has found that relatively high proportions of premium high quality film and TV titles were legally available in a digital format to US consumers.

Primary research for KPMG’s Film and TV Title Availability in the Digital Age report was conducted

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