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Diginets Come Of Age

The share of U.S. households that acquire their TV signals via over-the-air antenna increased to 20 percent—or about 24 million homes—from 16 percent from early 2015 through the end of 2017, according to Parks Associates data from March.

From the article "Diginets Come Of Age" by Paige Albiniak.

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