The FreeWheel Video Monetization Report is released quarterly and seeks to highlight the changing dynamics of how enterprise-class content owners and distributors are monetising professional digital video content.Q1 2014 marked the beginning of what promises to be an extremely strong year for growth and evolution in the digital television market, with video views and ad… Continue reading FreeWheel Video Monetization Report Q1 2014
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