Video Games
Essential Technologies For The Fun Freshman Dorm Room [CHART]
One-half (50%) of college students say a big TV is essential for the fun freshman dorm room, and 48% say price is not the most important characteristic to consider when choosing a TV for college.
Read MoreMobile Features & Content Use [CHART]
Listening to music on mobiles grew 9.5% between the 3-month periods ending in March and June (to 27.6%), while accessing of social networks or blogs rose to 36.9% of subscribers.
Read MoreROI Measurement By Marketing Channel [CHART]
Search engine marketing, company websites, email and online ads via third-party websites are the tactics most likely to be measured.
Read MoreHow Internet TVs Are Connected [CHART]
Popular connected consoles included Nintendo’s Wii, Sony’s PlayStation 3 and Microsoft’s Xbox 360.
Read MoreContent Consumption Of American Smart Phone Users [CHART]
Gaming was a significantly less popular activity on smart phones, according to a study of US internet users conducted by Frank N. Magid Associates.
Read MoreContent Consumption Of American Tablet Users [CHART]
On average, tablet gamers downloaded 22 games over the past year, according to a study of US internet users conducted by Frank N. Magid Associates for gaming company PlayFirst.
Read MoreNewer Marketing Platforms [CHART]
Marketers are moving in greater numbers to newer media such as location-based applications and viral video.
Read MoreWeekly Time Spent Viewing Paid Online Video Content By Device [CHART]
Nearly one-fourth (23%) of customers view paid content via gaming consoles, compared with those who view paid content via handheld devices (29%).
Read MoreMillennials vs. Boomers: Paid Video Content Consumption By Device [INFOGRAPHIC]
As paid video content becomes more available via different channels, tablet and wireless phone viewing of paid video has increased from 2011 levels, while viewing via PC/Mac has decreased.
Read MoreDaily Activities Of Tablet Owners In Japan & New York [CHART]
More than a third of tablet users in New York played games on their tablets (33.7%) every day, compared to less than a tenth in Japan (9.1%).
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