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Optimising business models for online video

Ovum Plc
September 16, 2009
60 Pages - Pub ID: OV2446856
 
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Making money from online video is proving difficult, because audiences have not yet reached a critical mass that can generate profits from transactional or ad-supported business models; a situation exacerbated by content acquisition problems and the slow adoption of connected television devices. This report uses insights drawn from Ovum’s consumer video trends survey to derive a set of possible business models and optimisation recommendations for online video services.

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