The availability of connected televisions is changing the way Americans are streaming videos to their homes. According to market research company NPD Group’s Digital Video Outlook report, the TV has become the primary screen for viewing paid and free video streamed from the internet.Q2 2012 saw consumers that use the TV as their primary screen… Continue reading More Americans are watching home internet video on TVs than PCs
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The 3D display market is set to grow from 50.8 million units and $13.2 billion in revenue in 2011 to 226 million units and $67 billion in revenue in 2019 worldwide, according to the NPD DisplaySearch 3D Display Technology and Market Forecast Report
Sky+ customers will be able to start using the new Sky+ app for iPad that lets them connect to online communities around virtually every show on TV, across Sky and other channels.
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In a month when video downloads from YouTube have set off riots across the world, Tim Johnson of Point Topic is proposing a new set of metrics to reveal the global extent and influence of IPTV.Speaking at a key meeting of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in Bangkok, Thailand, Johnson will propose five measures which… Continue reading Point Topic proposes international metrics for IPTV
The opening panel at MediaTel Group’s Connected Consumer event on Monday gave some useful insight on mobile’s role in this world, but recognised that – despite the massive potential – we are still some way from bridging the huge gap between mobile usage and mobile advertising spend.