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Satellite Ownership Goes More Upmarket

Satellite Ownership Goes More Upmarket

The latest GfK satellite monitor, for February 1994, shows that Satellite Dish Ownership (Direct to Home) as at February 19 was 2.524 million dishes. This represents an increase of 29,000 dishes on the previous month.

The monitor also shows socio-demographic changes that have taken place during the period June 1991 to December 1993. The overall movement in terms of social class has had the effect of making ownership less downmarket; however, the profile still has a strong mass market bias with C2’s indexing at 135 against the C2’s in the country as a whole.

NET INCREASE IN OWNERSHIP % CH CUMULATIVE INCREASE CUM. % CH
92/3 93/4 YoY 92/3 93/4 YoY
SEP 52 6 -88 52 6 -88
OCT 50 30 -40 102 36 -65
NOV 48 48 0 150 84 -44
DEC 10 90 800 160 174 9
JAN 44 30 -32 204 204 0
FEB 39 28 -28 243 232 -5

All Figures in 000's

Source: GfK

SATELLITE DISH OWNERSHIP - PROFILES BY SOCIAL CLASS

DEC 93 INDEX

SOCIAL CLASS JUNE 1991 DEC 1992 DEC 1993 VS G.B
AB 14.1 16.9 18.4 109
C1 26 24.7 26.6 104
C2 32.5 33.8 34.3 135
DE 27.4 24.6 20.7 64

GFK Home Audit: 0932 354911

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