According to new research released by eMarketer, online video has reached critical mass among US internet viewers, predicting 169 million people, or 71% of US internet users, will be watching online video each month by the end of 2012.
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ITV2’s The Only Way is Essex returned to our screens last night for a one-off Christmas Special. The hour-long show attracted more than 1.1 million viewers and an impressive 6.1% average audience share between 10pm and 11pm.
Teenagers have officially joined the data tsunami, more than tripling their mobile data consumption in the past year while maintaining their stronghold as the leading message senders.
Barclays Capital claims that 2012 will be a “low growth environment” for advertising agencies. Barclays forecasts that agency organic revenue growth will average 2.9% next year – down from the 5.6% it expects agencies to record in 2011.
New Parks Associates research shows that consumer interest in internet-enabled TVs nearly doubles interest in 3D TVs.
