It must be confusing when every other survey says that linear TV is still strong, and all those in between point out that cord cutting is rampant. This is the result of vested interests interpreting the same data. Quite clearly the drift to internet video is accelerating, as well as those falling back to broadcast free to air TV. Both are driven by the desire to stop paying for pay TV. There is another such report from German research firm GfK, which this week claimed that almost 25% of US households have cut the cord, and that 43% of US households watch TV from the internet on their TV. This data came after surveying 3,009 US households, including representative levels…