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33% UK Broadband Homes Have OTT Sub

January 11, 2016

According to research from Parks Associates, 33 per cent of UK broadband households subscribed to an OTT video service as of Q3 2015. The study – Connected Consumer in Europe – also shows that only 15 per cent of UK households with pay-TV subscribe to premium movie channels.

From the article "33% UK Broadband Homes Have OTT Sub" by http://advanced-television.com.

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