Apr. 21, 2020
Proliferation of streaming video services could lead to increased regulations and taxes on OTT providers
The biggest media trend of the last decade was the widespread adoption of over-the-top, or OTT, streaming services such as Netflix that provide their video content over the internet. While these OTT services were once viewed as an alternative to traditional cable-based media, they have largely supplanted those providers as more consumers have cut the cord on their cable services in favor of the OTT platforms.
Timothy B. Yoo
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The biggest media trend of the last decade was the widespread adoption of over-the-top, or OTT, streaming services such as Netflix that provide their video content over the internet. While these OTT services were once viewed as an alternative to traditional cable-based media, they have largely supplanted those providers as more consumers have cut the cord on their cable services in favor of the OTT platforms. Many established media companies have gotten in on the act ...
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