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Betting on OTT's Future & Key Factors for Success

May 25, 2018

Whether you’re transitioning your traditional TV business or launching a brand new OTT service, you’ve been affected by the rapid acceleration of the OTT business.This paper provides specific recommendations to help TV Operators and OTT providers chart the best course for their businesses.Both OTT Providers and Pay TV Operators are looking to take advantage of the technological advances, such as faster broadband and secure payment mechanisms that have contributed to this growth. Other contributing factors include the success of original programming and the expanding supply of original content.

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