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IBM Cloud Video: Technical Problems Still Account For 17% Of SVOD Churn

August 02, 2016

Research company Parks Associates published a study last year suggesting that SVOD services stood to lose upwards of $500 million in revenue in 2015 from this practice.

From the article "IBM Cloud Video: Technical Problems Still Account For 17% Of SVOD Churn" by Barry Flynn.

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IBM Cloud Video: Technical Problems Still Account For 17% Of SVOD Churn

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