I'll reword something I wrote before, for Craig's benefit. The numbers are the
same. It's just the words that are clarified. This is the last step in the
calculation of daily Internet use for streaming media in general:
Next step. Craig has been religiously repeating a statistic he doesn't seem to
understand. Craig keeps telling us that *23% of daily Internet use* is videos
consumed from the
Internet OTT sites such as Netflix movies or YouTube videos. These are called
"digital video streaming," or similar, and are differentiated from "TV shows."
Can you add those daily totals up, Craig? What is the sum? What is 30% plus 23%?
This goes to the question of whether the Internet needs decades to handle TV
traffic.
Bert
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