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$2bn lost to pay TV piracy this year

According to an annual piracy survey by CASBAA and Standard Chartered Bank – is that over $2 billion will have been lost to piracy this year. CASBAA noted that this loss, while high, does not include revenues lost to Internet piracy. Also research undertaken by PwC reveals that at least $262 million is lost annually […]

October 26, 2010

Research: 37m web-enabled CE devices by 2014

There are 30 million US broadband households currently viewing some form of online video on the TV. In addition to downloading digital video, close to 90 per cent of these households also stream online video to the TV, according to In-Stat. Over the next five years, the research firm expects that the majority of CE […]

October 20, 2010

Research: Connected TV begins to move mainstream

Consumer interest in connected CE devices – particularly connected TVs and Blu-ray players – has been slow to develop, predominantly as a result of a lack of industry and retail push, and a glut of competing solutions which are already providing swift and

October 20, 2010

Research: Changing media consumption trends

SAY Media, a modern media company, has published the results of a research project aimed at better understanding consumer media consumption and advertising effectiveness. In addition to uncovering key behavioural changes, the study strove to better understand the implications for marketers trying to reach this desirable, growing audience. Consumers who’ve shifted the majority of their […]

October 20, 2010

CRE to study video media usage

The Council for Research Excellence (CRE), a diverse group of senior research professionals from throughout the media and advertising industries, dedicated to advancing the knowledge and practice of audience measurement methodology, has issued a request for proposal (RFP) to industry researchers to study available research regarding new video-media usage. The objective of the project would […]

October 20, 2010

47m EU households will have connected TV by 2014

The number of European households with a connected TV will grow from less than four million in 2009 to 47 million in 2014. The number of households with a connected Blu-ray player will jump from five million in 2010 to approximately 66 million in 2014, according

October 20, 2010

Research: 118m connected TV in 2014

According to the DisplaySearch latest TV Design and Features Report, the category is forecast to grow to over 118 million in 2014. TV set makers continue to develop new service platforms to offer a variety of new formats for TV viewing, while broadcasters are also launching their own standards and portals this quarter, such as […]

October 19, 2010

Research: Euro cable subs decline

European households connected to cable TV fell from 34 per cent to 30 per cent between 2008 and 2009, giving a loss of around 8 million TV households, according to research by Strategy Analytics. These losses are believed to have been to the benefit of DTT, as the share of European households using DTT services […]

October 15, 2010

EU: Internet “too expensive”

The EU’s latest broadband and Internet survey (eCommunications Household Survey), covering 27,000 homes throughout the EU, has found an average 43 per cent of those households do not have internet access. Almost 20 per cent cited cost as the reason. The EU is committed to making basic broadband available to all Europeans by 2013 (and […]

October 15, 2010By Chris Forrester

Research: Online video to replace TV in Canada?

The first-ever study on Canadians’ viewing habits of online video conducted by Ipsos Reid and M Consulting finds 80 per cent of all Canadians indicate watching some video content online. Among those that have watched video online 41 per cent watch more online video content than they did last year. A growing audience means a […]

October 15, 2010