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Study: OTT Streaming Hours Grew by Over 100% Last Year

The company’s data also revealed that TV-connected streaming devices were the most popular for streaming OTT services. Most videos were consumed through devices such as Amazon Fire TV, Roku, and gaming consoles. The Roku, however, proved to be the most popular device with the highest levels of engagement. Notably, Conviva’s data supports a Parks Associates report that also found the Roku to be the most popular streaming device on the market.

From the article "Study: OTT Streaming Hours Grew by Over 100% Last Year" by Sam Cook.

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