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Cord-Cutting Steady, Connected TV Apps On Rise

Meanwhile, connected TV viewing continues to increase, and connected TV apps are playing a role in driving the growth. Research firm Parks Associates teamed up with online video shop Ooyala to study video apps on connected devices. “Video apps on connected devices are again playing a key role in the competitive landscape of digital video entertainment,” Parks says.

From the article "Cord-Cutting Steady, Connected TV Apps On Rise" by Daisy Whitney.

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