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Third of US broadband homes watch UGC 10 days per month

October 09, 2016

Nearly 35% of US broadband homes watch user-generated video on sites like YouTube, Vimeo, and Dailymotion at least 10 days per month, according to Parks Associates.

The firm’s new OTT research claims that 75% of US broadband homes access user-generated web content at least once per month, with men more frequently watching user-generated video than women.

From the article "Third of US broadband homes watch UGC 10 days per month" by www.digitaltveurope.net

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