OTT Services Yet to Achieve Service & Monetization Parity Across Traditional & Online Broadcasts

OTT Services Yet to Achieve Service & Monetization Parity Across Traditional & Online Broadcasts

As consumers shift content consumption preferences, existing services highlight many shortcomings of the OTT ecosystem

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25-Oct-2017
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North America
Research Code: 9849-00-71-00-00
SKU: EM00274-NA-MR_20975
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Content services are most beloved when they offer delightful, consistent, cross-device OTT experiences, which are at par with conventional live linear managed experiences. While tier-1 services such as Comcast and others are coming closer to this idea in the United States, the overall problem is far from solved. Even a decade after Netflix and Hulu first began to stream content, no entity has fully figured out how to achieve service and monetization parity across traditional and online broadcasts.

Content services are most beloved when they offer delightful, consistent, cross-device OTT experiences, which are at par with conventional live linear managed experiences. While tier-1 services such as Comcast and others are coming closer to this idea in the United States, the overall problem is far from solved. Even a decade after Netflix and Hulu first began to stream content, no entity has fully figured out how to achieve service and monetization parity across traditional and online broadcasts.
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Author Dan Rayburn
Industries Entertainment and Media
WIP Number 9849-00-71-00-00
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