Twenty-three percent of broadband households headed by millennials have completely opted out of traditional pay-TV service for over-the-top (OTT) streaming, a Parks Associates survey found.
The percentage exceeds the national average of 15 percent among U.S. broadband households that have completely cut the cord.
From the article "Millennials Lead Way Among OTT-Only Households" by www.twice.com
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