The percentage of US households with a TV has declined for the first time ever, according to Nielsen.
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At the recent MRS annual conference, Nick North, chief marketing officer at GfK Media, took a look at why attitudinal research is still key to understanding audience engageme… and why watching your favourite show is a little bit like falling in love…
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70% of parents with children aged 12-15 years old who use the internet at home think they know less about the internet than their children do, according to new research from Ofcom.
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Trevor Vagg, director at Kantar Media, uses the futurePROOF survey to explain why 3DTV is likely to remain a technology for a niche group while HDTV and connected TV have greater likelihood to reach the masses.
174 million US internet users watched online video content in March for an average of 14.8 hours per viewer, according to new figures from comScore.
Richard Nicholls presents and analyses some of the TV-related highlights from Future Foundation’s December 2010 wave of research…
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