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66% of US broadband homes use a streaming audio service

October 12, 2015

Connected CE and digital media research from Parks Associates shows 66 per cent of US broadband households use a streaming audio service. Among all US broadband households,

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From the article "66% of US broadband homes use a streaming audio service" by Advanced-Television.com

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