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OTT Subs Exceed 60% Of US Broadband Homes

January 25, 2016

“The growth of OTT subscription services is amazing. Several notable OTT services launched during the past year, and more will be introduced in 2016. We expect to see a variety of new content options to meet all tastes, interests, and languages,” said Brett Sappington, director of research, Parks Associates.

From the article "OTT Subs Exceed 60% Of US Broadband Homes" by BROADBAND TV NEWS CORRESPONDENT.

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OTT Subs Exceed 60% Of US Broadband Homes

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