Posts Tagged ‘Television Marketing’
Top Reasons Latinas Visit Social Network Sites, January 2014 [TABLE]
More than eight in 10 Hispanic females said keeping in touch with family/friends was an important reason for using the site.
Read MoreTelevision Multitasking [VIDEO]
David Erickson discusses the results of a Tivo study that provides insight into how television viewers use their mobile devices while watching TV.
Read MorePrimetime TV Viewers' Pay-TV Subscription Trends, February 2014 [CHART]
Some 64% of American prime-time TV viewers aged 18-49 claim to be Cord-Lovers, having maintained or added to their current level of cable/satellite subscription during the past 6 months.
Read MoreWorking Moms' Traditional Media & Lifestyle Habits, February 2014 [TABLE]
Working mothers – those 40% of women who have children under the age of 18 and also hold full-time employment – are both educated and affluent.
Read MoreOnline TV Show Sources Used By Primetime TV Viewers, January 2014 [CHART]
3 in 4 primetime TV viewers between the ages of 13 and 64 have used an online service to stream or download TV shows during the past 6 months.
Read MoreTV Viewers & Multitasking, January 2014 [VIDEO]
New survey data from TiVo suggests that viewers themselves believe they’re primarily paying attention to the box.
Read MoreSecond-Screeners' Attitudes Toward Synchronized & Asynchronous Content, January 2013 [TABLE]
Only 4 in 10 respondents reported trying synchronized program content to watch with live TV, and few found that it significantly enhanced their experience.
Read MoreInterest In Mobile Apps, January 2014 [CHART]
A sizable proportion of consumers from 6 major markets around the world are planning to buy smartphones (52%) and tablets (40%) over the next year.
Read MoreReasons US Smart Phone Owners Play Mobile Games By Gender, October 2013 [VIDEO]
Half of US smart phone owners cited stress relief as their reason for playing smart phone games, the No. 1 response.
Read MoreTechnographic Generational Gap By Device, January 2014 [TABLE]
Gallup measured the penetration rates of 14 consumer electronic devices among 18-29-year-olds and those aged 65 and up.
Read More