> It’s a sign that the network provider is betting on an OTT > model as a likely eventual successor for terrestrial > content delivery methods like broadcast

> It’s a sign that the network provider is betting on an OTT > model as a likely eventual successor for terrestrial > content delivery methods like broadcast TV. I would argue AT&T's Uverse TV service is already "over the top" from a technology standpoint, being based on IP multicast and DSL.