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First on BATV: Apple TV #3 in streaming devices as Amazon Fire grows share, report finds

May 31, 2018

Apple TVs share of streaming devices in U.S. households remains at 15 percent edging Google’s Chromecast to take third place among the four major brands but is still being beat out by Roku more than two-to-one, according to new data from market research company Parks Associates.

From the article "First on BATV: Apple TV #3 in streaming devices as Amazon Fire grows share, report finds" by Brad Gibson.

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First on BATV: Apple TV #3 in streaming devices as Amazon Fire grows share, report finds

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