New Research Studies

This provides a selection of the latest research from Australia and around the globe.

Consumer Research: New Digital Channels
In October 2010, quantitative research was conducted with more than 1,500 Australian digital TV consumers to explore attitudes towards free-to-air television and more specifically the newly introduced free-to-air television channels.
For a copy of the research findings, please click here

Deloitte Media Predictions 2011
In 2011, Deloitte predicts television will solidify its status as the current super media, defying some commentators’ prophecies of imminent obsolescence. 
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Media Comparisons – Consumer Study
TVB’s 2010 Media Comparisons Study reaffirms television’s key strengths over other media. The US study of more than 1,550 consumers, ranks each media in terms of reach, influence, trust and persuasion. 
For a summary of the key findings click here

Study: Quantifying TV’s Ability To Drive A Direct Response
ITV, the UK’s largest commercial broadcaster, recently teamed up with the Direct Marketing Association, to quantify, through research, the multiplier effect television has when used in conjunction with DM and other media channels. 
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Report: How People Watch – The Global State of Video Consumption
Nielsen recently completed a survey of more than 27,000 online consumers in 55 countries, asking simple questions about how they watch video. The research reveals how connected consumers all over the world are expanding their video experience across screens. 
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