Ericsson TV and video consumer trend report 2011

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20 February 2012This document provides a summary of Erricsons TV and Video consumer trend report, which indicates the viewing choices of television and video consumers for 2011.

Internet-based on-demand viewing, e.g. BBC iPlayer, continues to increase in popularity. This trend will continue.

• People who claim that broadcast TV is dead or dieing are exaggerating.

• The on-demand share of media spending is increasing compared to last year.

• TV viewing is increasingly complemented by the use of social media. This trend is growing stronger.

 

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Publisher TypeCommercial research company
CoverageAustralia, Worldwide
Permanent URLhttp://apo.org.au/node/28259
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