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US Average SVoD Spend Almost Doubles In Three Years

January 28, 2016

Average monthly spend on internet-based subscription video-on-demand services by US households almost doubled in the three years between 2012-15, according to research by Parks Associates.

From the article "US Average SVoD Spend Almost Doubles In Three Years" by digitaltveurope.net.

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US Average SVoD Spend Almost Doubles In Three Years

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