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Euro SVOD Lags The US

April 29, 2016

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New research from Parks Associates shows that in the UK, 55% of broadband homes watch OTT video.

In France, the total is 51%. The levels of OTT usage lag that of the US, where 70% of broadband homes watch OTT video.

From the article "Euro SVOD Lags The US" by www.tbivision.com

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Euro SVOD Lags The US

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