Pay TV: uncovering the shifts in consumer behaviour affecting adoption and commercial strategies

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Pay TV: uncovering the shifts in consumer behaviour affecting adoption and commercial strategies
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Leveraging data from our consumer survey, this report provides insights into the evolution of consumer behaviour across traditional pay TV, OTT video services and mobile video usage. It highlights key trends and their implications, as well as actionable recommendations for key players in the video ecosystem. 

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