OTT
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the delivery of video, audio, and other media content over the Internet directly to users, bypassing traditional distribution channels such as cable or satellite television providers
OTT, short for over-the-top, refers to media services that deliver content directly to viewers over the Internet, without using traditional broadcast, cable, or satellite television platforms. OTT services include streaming platforms like Netflix, Hulu, and YouTube, which allow users to watch movies, TV shows, and other content on-demand. These services can be accessed on various devices such as smartphones, smart TVs, tablets, and computers. OTT provides flexibility by offering a wide range of content without the need for a traditional cable subscription.
- I prefer watching my favorite shows on OTT platforms like Netflix rather than on regular TV.
- Many people now use OTT services to catch up on episodes they missed during the week.
- I switched to an OTT service because it has more content and is cheaper than cable.
- OTT streaming gives you the freedom to watch on any device, whether it is your phone or TV.