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OTT Content Continues European Growth

March 28, 2016

OTT video content has continued its rise throughout Europe, according to new international data from Parks Associates.

‘OTT Video Market Tracker’ is an annual service designed to provide industry monitoring and insights into new trends and services, tracking content and subscriber counts across the US and Europe.

From the article "OTT Content Continues European Growth" by James Groves.

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OTT Content Continues European Growth

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