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OTT messaging struggling to monetize: Juniper

Briefs | 06/09/2015 2:06 pm EDT

Over-the-top (OTT) messaging services are expected to see traffic levels triple globally by 2019 compared to last year's levels, but a lack of success in monetizing the product will lead to a decline in global revenue for the messaging industry overall, according to Juniper Research Ltd.

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