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Half of US broadband homes want YouTube with pay-TV service

March 26, 2013

Consumers want to be able to access online video as part of their pay-TV service, according to new online video research from Parks Associates. More than one-half of US broadband households would like to have a YouTube on-demand features with their pay-TV services. Parks Associates research finds that 28 percent of US broadband households watched a full-length movie on a computer in the last two weeks.

From the article, "Half of US broadband homes want YouTube with pay-TV service."

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