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Streaming habits may shift in Northumberland as faster internet fuels rise of free platforms
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Streaming habits may shift in Northumberland as faster internet fuels rise of free platforms
A new national report suggests Canadians are changing how they stream content, with cost, connection and accessibility playing a bigger role than ever, a trend that could soon be even more noticeable in rural communities like Northumberland County. The report, released by Tubi and based on research from The Harris Poll, found that 84 per cent of Canadians say watching ads is a fair trade off for free streaming content, reflecting a shift away fr…
·Northumberland County, Canada
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