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33% Of UK Broadband Homes Subscribe To OTT Video - Study

January 11, 2016

One third (33%) of UK broadband homes were subscribed to an OTT video service as of Q3 2015, according to the 'Connected Consumer in Europe' research report from Parks Associates. It also showed that just 15 percent of UK homes with pay-TV subscribe to premium movie channels.

From the article "33% Of UK Broadband Homes Subscribe To OTT Video - Study" by telecompaper.com.

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33% Of UK Broadband Homes Subscribe To OTT Video - Study

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