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OTA TV Viewing: Found In Nearly 1 in 4 Broadband Homes

May 15, 2019

Radio and Television Business Report

New research from Parks Associates suggests that may be the case, given the percentage of U.S. broadband households that use a digital antenna to watch over-the-air broadcasts.

From the article "OTA TV Viewing: Found In Nearly 1 in 4 Broadband Homes" by Adam Jacobson.

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