New investments in OTT and recent consolidations in the space seem to show that OTT technology is here to stay. In fact, new research from Parks Associates here shows that OTT video adoption is increasing, especially in younger consumers, as 40% of consumers select online video as their most important source of video.
Given this fact, it is no surprise that big media players and startups alike are looking at how they can leverage OTT platforms and are adjusting their businesses accordingly.
From the article "Marketers: Time To Go 'Over The Top' With Video?" by Ben Chodor.
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