Peep this rundown of OTT and live streaming statistics to keep up with the rapidly evolving data, plan your strategy, and predict future trends in 2020 and beyond…

In today’s online media and entertainment industry, one business model is booming—the subscription model. Seemingly, all our entertainment needs, from movies to music and games, can be accessed through an online subscription. Americans alone can choose from a growing list of over 300 streaming services. And that’s only going to amplify in the future.

More control. More convenience. And way more variety. It’s no wonder consumers have swiftly transitioned from traditional TV to OTT streaming, generating a wealth of new opportunities for content publishers and distributors.

Ante una situación como la que se está viviendo por el COVID-19, las compañías colombianas se encuentran en la búsqueda de nuevas alternativas para sus equipos de trabajo. Una de estas es el teletrabajo. 

A Guide to OTT Content Distribution

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Every three decades or so, the media and entertainment industry undergoes a major metamorphosis. Since the first motion picture in the late 19th century, technical innovation and advances have transformed the industry from silent films to ‘talkies’ in the 1920s and from black-and-white to vivid color in the 1930s. Just two decades later, almost every family owned a television, and by the 1980s, a home video player was a must.