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1. The Digital Revolution:
A Look Through the Marketer’s Lens
April 2012
STATE OF THE MEDIA: U.S. Digital Consumer Report Q3-Q4, 2011

2. Contents
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 3
DIGITAL REVOLUTION 4
AN IN-DEPTH LOOK AT THE U.S. DIGITAL CONSUMER 5
PLATFORMS FOR DIGITAL ACCESS 6
CROSS-PLATFORM VIDEO ENGAGEMENT 7
DIGITAL DIVERSITY 8
A BREAKDOWN OF DIGITAL TIME BY DEVICE 9
1 SCREEN, 2 SCREENS, BIG SCREENS, SMALL SCREENS 10
SOCIAL NETWORKING BY DEVICE 11
TO THINK IT IS TO BLOG IT 12
MARKETING TO THE DIGITAL CONSUMER 13
THE INCREASING POWER OF MOBILE COMMERCE 14
THE IN-HOME STREAMING EXPERIENCE 15
DAILY VIDEO VIEWING AROUND THE WORLD 16
THE GLOBAL ONLINE PERSPECTIVE 17
SOURCES 18
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3. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Over the past ten years, the digital revolution has accelerated at an eye-opening pace. There are more platform choices than ever before, and Americans are consuming
more content on more devices—often simultaneously. 274 million Americans now have Internet access—more than double the number with Internet access in 2000.
Consumers have developed an insatiable appetite for social content, spending 81 billion minutes interacting with social networks and blogs in 2011. Apps have become
all the rage, consuming 64 percent of consumers’ time on mobile devices. And multi-tasking has been taken to new levels, with 42 percent of tablet owners using them
daily while watching television.
With so many device choices and increased consumption levels, marketers and advertisers alike are faced with more complex decisions when it comes to maximizing
their sales and advertising ROI. Determining the devices consumers are using, how receptive they are to ads, types of ads that resonate, and trust in advertising among
online consumers are top of mind questions for today’s marketers. This report takes an in-depth look at the U.S. digital consumer and aims to answer the relevant
questions marketers and advertisers need to know in order to succeed in today’s complex digital world.
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4. DIGITAL 274 MILLION AMERICANS HAVE INTERNET ACCESS
MORE THAN DOUBLE THE NUMBER WITH INTERNET ACCESS IN 2000
REVOLUTION 81 BILLION MINUTES SPENT ON SOCIAL NETWORKS/BLOGS
64%OF MOBILE PHONE TIME IS SPENT ON APPS
42% OF TABLET OWNERS USE THEM DAILY WHILE WATCHING TV
THE
LAST NUMBER OF LAPTOPS SURPASSES DESKTOPS WITHIN TV HOMES
10 YEARS 2011 2009
SOCIAL NETWORKS/BLOGS BECOME
TOP ONLINE DESTINATION
Accounted for 9.2% of Internet time.
Passed former top category, Email.
2008 Americans averaged 1 hour, 50
minutes watching video online
132.2 MILLION 2000 11 million Americans watched
video on their mobile phones
AMERICANS HAD
INTERNET ACCESS
DVD OVERTAKES
2007 NEARLY 30
MILLION
2002 AMERICANS ACCESSED
VHS AS PREDOMINANT THE MOBILE WEB
HOME VIDEO FORMAT
DVD represented 2/3 of all units sold
2006
6.6 BILLION MINUTES SPENT ON 2005 3.2% OF MOBILE SUBSCRIBERS
OWNED A SMARTPHONE
MEMBER COMMUNITY SITES
(NOW KNOWN AS SOCIAL NETWORKS/BLOGS) DEBUT OF BLU-RAY
Top Member Community was MSN Spaces Discs offer increased storage capacity,
(2 million unique U.S. visitors) high definition video and audio
Source: Nielsen
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5. TV VIEWERS AN IN-DEPTH
LOOK AT THE U.S.
49% MALE
51% FEMALE
23% 2 - 17
DIGITAL CONSUMER
23% 18 - 34
21% 35 - 49
20% 50 - 64
14% 65+
16% HISPANIC
73% WHITE
13% BLACK, AFRICAN-AMERICAN
6% ASIAN OR PACIFIC ISLANDER TABLETS ARE THE ONLY
DIGITAL CATEGORY
TABLET OWNERS
MALE 53%
WHERE MALES MAKE
ONLINE VIDEO VIEWERS UP THE MAJORITY
FEMALE 47%
13 - 17 11%
47% MALE 18 - 34 33%
53% FEMALE 35 - 49 29%
14% 2 - 17 50 - 64 21%
27% 18 - 34 65+ 7%
28% 35 - 49 HISPANIC 15%
22% 50 - 64 WHITE 60%
10% 65+ BLACK, AFRICAN-AMERICAN 11%
12% HISPANIC ASIAN OR PACIFIC ISLANDER 9%
78% WHITE
11% BLACK, AFRICAN-AMERICAN
3% ASIAN OR PACIFIC ISLANDER
SMARTPHONE OWNERS
MALE 50%
SOCIAL NETWORK/BLOG VISITORS FEMALE 50%
13 - 17 6%
46% MALE 39%
18 - 34
54% FEMALE 30%
35 - 49
13% 2 - 17 20%
50 - 64
27% 18 - 34 6%
65+
28% 35 - 49 17%
HISPANIC
22% 50 - 64 61%
WHITE
9% 65+ 12%
BLACK, AFRICAN-AMERICAN
12% HISPANIC
ASIAN OR PACIFIC ISLANDER 6%
79% WHITE
10% BLACK, AFRICAN-AMERICAN
3% ASIAN OR PACIFIC ISLANDER
Audience Composition % Audience Composition %
Read as: Forty-nine percent of U.S. TV viewers are male Read as: Fifty-three percent of U.S. tablet owners are male
Source: Nielsen
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6. PLATFORMS FOR
274.2
DIGITAL ACCESS
Consumers have more choices than ever for accessing their digital content. MILLION AMERICANS
As more devices become increasingly connected, the ability to access the HAVE INTERNET
same pictures, videos or music files across multiple devices has become
a valuable feature.
ACCESS 165.9
MILLION PEOPLE
117.6 MILLION 169.6 WATCHED VIDEO
ON A COMPUTER
MOBILE INTERNET
12 VISITORS MILLION VISITORS TO
9 3 SOCIAL NETWORKS/BLOGS
5PM 6
APP USAGE
AMONG
44%
OF U.S. MOBILE
SUBSCRIBERS OWN 76.6
ADULTS PEAKS A SMARTPHONE
MILLION
58.6
TV HOMES ARE
TIME SPENT USING TABLETS AT HOME MILLION TV
70% (30% OF TIME SPENT ON-THE-GO)
HD CAPABLE (67%)
HOMES HAVE
DIGITAL CABLE
(51%)
CONTENT ACCESSED DAILY:
(% OF TABLET OWNERS)
39% NEWS
34% SPORTS
47.4
MILLION MILLION TV HOMES HAVE
31% BOOKS TV HOMES
35.9 4 OR MORE TV SETS (31%)
Source: Nielsen HAVE A DVR (41%)
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7. CROSS-PLATFORM MONTHLY TIME
VIDEO ENGAGEMENT
SPENT IN
HOURS:MINUTES
ASIAN
RACE/ 5:47
With an array of online video content to choose from, consumers increased ETHNICITY
their monthly online video time in 3Q 2011 by 7 percent from the same 9:28
period last year. 95:55
WHITE
Watching Traditional TV
Watching Video on Internet 3:37 AFRICAN- HISPANIC
Mobile Subscribers Watching Video on a Mobile Phone 3:52 AMERICAN
142:05
5:30 4:20
6:11 6:29
116:46 109:15
113:46 205:56 125:48
2:24 4:25
7:33 125:55
N/A 6:30
5:25 6:30
4:20
143:22
12-17
2-11 18-24 4:35
25-34
3:19 MONTHLY TIME SPENT IN HOURS:MINUTES—
35-49 178:29 PER USER 2+ OF EACH MEDIUM
3:22
2:53 Q3 11 % Diff YOY
1 4 6:4 5
50-64
0.9%
WATCHING TV IN THE HOME
203:50
1:48 2:35
4 :3 1
MONTHLY TIME 65+
SPENT IN 7.1%
WATCHING VIDEO ON INTERNET
HOURS:MINUTES
4 :2 0
2+
AGE 4:20 4:31 MOBILE SUBSCRIBERS WATCHING
146:45 VIDEO ON A MOBILE PHONE
0%
Source: Nielsen
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8. DIGITAL DIVERSITY
A look at digital across four distinct groups of U.S. consumers in October 2011 The YBF—Social Network with the highest
concentration of this demo
Reed Between the Lines (BET)—Top
Primetime Cable Program
812 million total video streams AFRICAN-
AMERICAN
FEMALES 25-54
Spent 2.4 billion minutes watching video online
35.4 million total video streams Top Gaming App by Total Minutes: Words with Friends
(211.8 million minutes)
29% downloaded games on their mobile phone
62% visited Facebook
ASIAN
FEMALES 12-17 57% accessed their mobile phone’s Web browser
20% accessed their mobile phone’s Web browser
Spent 106.9 million minutes watching video online
Spent 3.2 billion minutes watching video online
34% more likely than average to visit LinkedIn
NCIS (CBS)—Top Primetime
Broadcast Program
13.6 million total video streams
Spent 2.2 billion minutes watching video online 164.2 million total video streams
69% own a smartphone
63% more likely than average to visit Myspace.com HISPANIC
MALES 18-34
WHITE
MALES 55+
46% download apps on their mobile phone
Source: Nielsen
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9. Other Apps
55.8% A BREAKDOWN OF
SHARE OF MOBILE
DIGITAL TIME BY DEVICE
PHONE TIME BY Text During October 2011, YouTube was the top destination for online video
Messaging
Camera
1.1% FUNCTION 13.4%
content, accounting for nearly half (45%) of Americans’ total streaming
time, while Social Networks/Blogs garnered the most Internet time
overall. The majority of mobile phone time was consumed by app usage
with Social Networking apps accounting for the nearly 6 percent of
Music/Video Apps Browser mobile time.
2.3% 11.1%
Email/IM Dialer Social Networking Apps
5.3% 5.4% 5.5%
AOL Media
Network CBS
VEVO 1.3% Social Networks/Blogs
Hulu Entertainment
3.0% Websites 1.3% 21.3% Online Games
6.9%
7.7%
E-mail
Netflix
10.7% 6.5%
Videos/Movies
SHARE OF ONLINE SHARE OF INTERNET 4.3%
VIDEO TIME BY TIME BY Portals
3.8%
BRAND CATEGORY
YouTube
Other
44.7%
Other
32.2%
Source: Nielsen
56.5%
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10. 1 SCREEN, WHAT ARE TABLET AND SMARTPHONE
OWNERS DOING WHILE WATCHING TV?
2 SCREENS, 57%EMAIL
CHECKED
BIG SCREENS, 44% UNRELATED INFO DURING
PROGRAM
SMALL SCREENS
SURFED FOR
44% NETWORKING SITE
VISITED SOCIAL
More and more, consumers are multi-tasking across their
various screens. Fifty-seven percent of smartphone and tablet
owners checked email while watching a TV program—their top
activity—and 44 percent visited a social networking site.
59%EMAIL
CHECKED
Advertisers wondering if consumers might miss their message
should note that 19 percent of smartphone and tablet owners
searched for product information and 16 percent looked up
44% UNRELATED INFO
SURFED FOR
DURING
COMMERCIAL
coupons or deals while the television was on.
TOP WEBSITES VISITED WHILE WATCHING TV
44% NETWORKING SITE
VISITED SOCIAL
45%
USED A DOWNLOADED APPLICATION
1. Facebook
2. YouTube
6. Craigslist
7. eBay
34%SPORT SCORES
CHECKED
3. Zynga
4. Google Search
8. Electronic Arts (EA) Online
9. MSN/WindowsLive/Bing
29% INFORMATION RELATED TO THE TV
LOOKED UP
5. Yahoo! Mail 10. Yahoo! Homepage PROGRAM I WAS WATCHING
19% PRODUCT INFORMATION FOR AN AD I SAW
LOOKED UP
16% COUPONS OR DEALS RELATED TO
LOOKED UP
Source: Nielsen
AN ADVERTISEMENT I SAW ON TV
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11. SOCIAL NETWORKING METHODS USED TO ACCESS SOCIAL NETWORKING
BY AGE
BY DEVICE 18-34 35-54 55+
While nearly all social media users (97%) access social networking sites
from their computers, NM Incite, a Nielsen McKinsey company, found
that females are more likely than men to read social media content from
their eReaders and men are more likely than women to access their
social content from an Internet-enabled TV or gaming console. Mobile Phone 58.8% 36.3% 12.6%
METHODS USED TO ACCESS SOCIAL NETWORKING eReader 2.9% 1.4% 0.6%
BY GENDER
iPad 4.5% 2.9% 2.4%
Computer 95.7% 97.0% 97.0%
34.4% Mobile Phone 38.5% Internet-enabled TV 3.9% 1.2% 1.0%
0.8% eReader 2.3% Gaming Console 5.3% 2.9% 0.2%
3.4% iPad 3.1%
96.4% Computer 96.8% Handheld Music 2.4% 1.1% n/a
Player
2.9% Internet-enabled TV 1.2%
Other 1.0% 0.7% 1.3
3.6% Gaming Console 2.3%
0.8% Handheld Music Player 1.5%
1.1% Other 0.8%
Source: NM Incite
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12. TO THINK IT SHARE OF SOCIAL MEDIA BUZZ AMONG SELECT
OVER-THE-TOP VIDEO DEVICES
IS TO BLOG IT
(3Q 2011)
READ AS: During 3Q 2011, Apple TV accounted for 29.3 percent of buzz mentions among the
select group of over-the-top devices
By the end of 2011, NM Incite, a Nielsen/McKinsey company, tracked over 181
million blogs around the world, up from 36 million in 2006. Three of the top Apple TV Roku
ten social networks in the U.S. during October were true blogs (Blogger,
WordPress.com, Tumblr), with a combined 80 million unique visitors. Among
29.3% 35.3%
the top social networks, Tumblr has shown the strongest growth in visitors,
more than doubling its audience from last year.
Emerging Social Network: Pinterest
• 4.5 million unique U.S. visitors during Oct 2011 – 37 times its size at
the beginning of 2011
• Consumers ages 25-34 – most likely out of all age groups to view pages
on Pinterest Boxee
• 92 percent of Pinterest’s audience also visited a Mass Merchandiser site 7.6%
during Oct 2011
MeeGo
NUMBER OF BLOGS TRACKED BY NM INCITE 13.2% Google TV
14.7%
Oct -11
173,000,000
TOP 10 U.S. SOCIAL NETWORKS/BLOGS BY UNIQUE AUDIENCE
Oct -09 (Oct 2011, Home & Work Computers)
127,035,018
Oct -10 139.1M Facebook 6%
Oct -08 148,452,047 46.3M Blogger 4%
78,703,197
UNIQUE VISITORS
26.0M Twitter.com 41%
YOY % Change
Oct-06 20.4M WordPress.com 13%
35,771,454 19.3M LinkedIn 63%
Oct -07
61,353,334 13.8M Tumblr 128%
13.4M Myspace.com -63%
9.5M Google+ N/A
7.6M Wikia 28%
Source: Nielsen and NM Incite 7.0M Squidoo 14%
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13. MARKETING TO THE 46%
DIGITAL CONSUMER ADS
ON TV 36%
WHEN VIEWING ADS
FEMALE 45%
MALE 47% TV PROGRAM
ON THEIR DEVICE: 52% PRODUCT
PLACEMENTS
FEMALE 35%
TABLET SMARTPHONE BRANDED MALE 37%
OWNERS OWNERS WEBSITES
Clicked on ad to view
the full ad or product offering
FEMALE 52%
MALE 51%
ADS SERVED
IN SEARCH
36%
24% 11% ENGINE RESULTS
FEMALE 39%
MALE 34%
Made a purchase through their computer
23% 20% TRUST IN ADVERTISING
Searched for more info about the business AMONG ONLINE ONLINE
21% 11% CONSUMERS
VIDEO ADS
FEMALE 34%
MALE 30%
32%
Used or requested a coupon % Who Trust
13% through the ad
7% ADS ON
TEXT (SMS) SOCIAL
ADS ON NETWORKS
AMONG MOBILE MOBILE PHONES FEMALE 36%
CONNECTED
FEMALE 29%
MALE 22%
DISPLAY ADS
MALE 28%
32%
ONLINE
DEVICE OWNERS: 26% (VIDEO OR BANNER)
ON MOBILE DEVICES BANNER ADS
FEMALE 34%
33% find ads that offer custom information
FEMALE 31%
MALE 23%
MALE 24%
based on their location useful
26% 29%
27%
are more likely to look at ads if they
have an interesting video
20% enjoy ads that have interactive features Source: Nielsen
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14. MOBILE SHOPPING ACTIVITIES IN THE
PAST 30 DAYS THE INCREASING
POWER OF MOBILE
(% OF MOBILE SHOPPERS)
Comparing prices online
while shopping in a store 38%
Browsing products through
websites or apps 38% COMMERCE
Reading online reviews
Mobile is transforming into a powerful commerce tool, facilitating
of products 32% consumer transactions and access to real-time information and deals.
Searching for/using Twenty-nine percent of smartphone owners use their phone for
online coupons 24% shopping-related activities and more than half of mobile users are repeat
visitors to daily deal sites. The Groupon app is the 10th most popular app
Purchasing products 22% on the iOS platform and ranks 22nd on Android devices.
Scanning a barcode for
price/product information 22%
UNIQUE AUDIENCE FOR in millions
Android
Using location-based services DAILY DEAL APPS (OCT 2011) iOS
to find a retail location 18%
Placing a bid through an
online auction 15% Groupon 4.8 6.1
Purchasing tickets to events 12%
Visits per person: 11 Visits per person: 6
Purchasing music or video content 10%
Paying for goods or services at point of sale 9% LivingSocial 1.2 2.4
Visits per person: 7 Visits per person: 4
Source: Nielsen
27% of male and
22% of female online
consumers would use their mobile
phones to make payments
in restaurants
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or shops if they could

15. THE IN-HOME STREAMING
EXPERIENCE
33%
OF CONSUMERS STREAMED A MOVIE
OR TV SHOW FROM THE INTERNET
THROUGH A SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE
The home entertainment landscape is becoming increasingly complex LIKE NETFLIX OR HULU PLUS
as consumers are presented with a greater variety of ways to consume
content, especially with the addition of digital streaming and movie
downloads via the Internet.
AUDIENCE COMPOSITION %
FROM HOME COMPUTERS FEMALES ACCOUNT FOR 64% OF TOTAL TIME SPENT
Male
43 WATCHING VIDEO CONTENT ON NETFLIX AND HULU
41
Female
57
59 HISPANICS ARE MUCH MORE LIKELY
NETFLIX
2 - 17 18
9 TO WATCH VIDEO ON
18 - 34 40
31 THAN ON HULU
26
35 - 49 26
ASIANS
13
50 - 64 23 NETFLIX
4 STREAM MORE VIDEOS ON
HULU
65+ 11 HULU
Hispanic 16 THAN ON NETFLIX
11
76
HULU
White 79
Black or African- 10 VIEWERS ARE MORE LIKELY
American 11
Asian or Pacific
Islander
3
3 BACHELOR'S OR
TO HAVE A
POST-GRAD DEGREE
18% THAN NETFLIX VIEWERS
PAID TO DOWNLOAD downloaded
to rent
14%
downloaded MORE THAN A THIRD
A MOVIE OR TV SHOW to own OF HULU'S AUDIENCE IS OVER THE AGE OF 50
FROM THE INTERNET
(% OF CONSUMERS)
Source: Nielsen
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16. % Mobile Phone
Online Consumers
Who Watch Video
Handheld Multimedia Device
On Device Daily
In-Home Video Game System
INDEX V. GLOBAL AVERAGE
DAILY VIDEO VIEWING
AROUND THE WORLD
Nielsen’s survey of more than 25,000 online respondents from 56 countries
around the world reveals consumers’ multi-screen video habits.
GLOBAL
Tablet Device
Index reads as: During 3Q 2011, online consumers in Asia Pacific were 46 percent
more likely than the average global consumer to watch video on their mobile phone daily.
EUROPE
15% 6% 4% 3% 28% 11% 8% 6%
54
55 50 43
NORTH AMERICA
LATIN AMERICA
20% 13% 8% 6%
71
29% 10% 6% 6%
118 100 86
104
91 75 86
MIDDLE EAST,
AFRICA, PAKISTAN
ASIA PACIFIC
37% 12% 11% 9%
132 41% 15% 9% 9%
109 138 129 146
136 113 129
Source: Nielsen
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17. THE GLOBAL SWITZERLAND US
ONLINE # 1 GOOGLE
2
3
4
Facebook
YouTube
MSN/WindowsLive/Bing
1
# GOOGLE 2 Facebook
3
4
Yahoo!
MSN/WindowsLive/Bing
5 YouTube
PERSPECTIVE
5 Microsoft
6 Bluewin 6 Microsoft
7 Wikipedia 7 AOL Media Network
8 Apple 8 Wikipedia
1
9 Apple
TOP 10 WEB BRANDS BY UNIQUE 9 Local.ch
10 Ask Search Network
10 search.ch
AUDIENCE (Oct 2011, Home & Work Computers ) # GOOGLE
YOUTUBE is a top ten
GERMANY BRAZIL online destination in all
2 Facebook 2 MSN/WindowsLive/Bing of the countries
1
3 YouTube
#
4
5
eBay
Microsoft
3
4
Facebook
UOL JAPAN
1
GOOGLE 5 YouTube
1
6 Amazon 2 Google
6 Microsoft 3 FC2
7 MSN/WindowsLive/Bing 7 Terra
8 Wikipedia 8 Globo.com # GOOGLE # YAHOO! 4 YouTube
9 T-Online 5 Rakuten
9 Orkut 6 Wikipedia
10 Web.de 10 Yahoo! 7 Microsoft
AUSTRALIA 8 goo
1
FACEBOOK is among the top three sites in every 2 Facebook
9 Ameba
10 Amazon
1
country except Japan (the country's top two social networking 3 NineMSN/MSN
sites, FC2 and Ameba, are among the top 10 most-visited overall) 4 YouTube # GOOGLE
# GOOGLE 5 Microsoft
6
7
Yahoo!7
Wikipedia SPAIN
1
8 Apple 2 MSN/WindowsLive/Bing
ITALY
2 Facebook
# GOOGLE
9
10
eBay
Blogger
3
4
Facebook
YouTube
3 YouTube 5 Microsoft
4 MSN/WindowsLive/Bing 6 Blogger
5 Virgilio 7 Yahoo!
6 Libero FRANCE UK 8 Wikipedia
1
7 Microsoft 9 Elmundo.es
2 Facebook 2 Facebook 10 WordPress.com
8 Yahoo!
3 MSN/WindowsLive/Bing
9 Wikipedia
4 Microsoft
# GOOGLE 3
4
MSN/WindowsLive/Bing
BBC
10 Blogger
5 YouTube 5 YouTube
6 Orange 6 Yahoo! GOOGLE is the top Web brand
7 Wikipedia 7 Amazon
8 Free 8 eBay in each country except Japan
Source: Nielsen
9 PagesJaunes 9 Microsoft
10 Yahoo! 10 Wikipedia
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18. SOURCES
Originally Issued as State of the Media: U.S. Digital Consumer Report
8 • Online Video Streams and Total Minutes: VideoCensus (Total),
Oct 2011
• Social Networking: NetView (Total), Oct 2011
• TV Programs: NPOWER, Oct 2011, Live+SD. Excludes Breakouts,
Q3-Q4, 2011 in March 2012 specials, Sports, programs less than 5 minutes in duration and
4 • 2000: NetView (Home & Work), Jan 2000
programs with less than three telecasts
•
•
2002: VideoScan, 2002
2005: NetView (Home & Work), Oct 2005
9 • Mobile Phone: Smartphone Analytics, Oct 2011
• Online Video: VideoCensus (Total), Oct 2011
• 2006: Mobile Insights, 3Q 2006 • Internet: NetView (Total), Oct 2011
• 2007: Mobile Insights, Jan 2007
• 2008: VideoCensus (Home & Work), Jan 2008 10 • Activities while watching TV: Mobile Connected Device Report,
3Q 2011
Mobile Media Marketplace, 3Q 2008
• 2009: NetView (Home & Work), May 2009 • Top sites visited while watching TV: NPOWER (Cross-Platform
“The Switch from Analog to Digital TV,” Nov 2009 Homes), Oct 2011
• 2011: NetView (Total), Oct 2011
Smartphone Analytics, Oct 2011
11 • NM Incite, State of Social Media Survey, April 2011
Mobile Connected Device Report, 3Q 2011
NPOWER (NPM Sample), Aug 2011
12 • Top U.S. Social Networks/Blogs and Pinterest: NetView
(Home & Work), Oct 2011
• Blog trend: NM Incite, Oct 2006-2011
5 • TV Viewers: National UEs and MarketBreaks 2012
• Over-the-Top device buzz: NM Incite, 3Q 2011
• Online Video Viewers: VideoCensus (Total), Oct 2011
•
•
Social Network/Blog Visitors: NetView (Total), Oct 2011
Tablet Owners: Mobile Insights, 3Q 2011
13 • Trust in Advertising: Nielsen Global Survey, 3Q 2011
• Among smartphone, tablet and connected mobile device owners:
• Smartphone Owners: Mobile Insights, 3Q 2011 Mobile Connected Device Report, 3Q 2011
6 Mobile 14 • Mobile Shopping Activities: Mobile Insights, Oct 2011
• Mobile Internet Visitors: Mobile Insights, 3Q 2011 • Daily Deal Apps: Smartphone Analytics, Oct 2011
• Smartphone Penetration: Mobile Insights, Oct 2011 • Mobile Payments (red circle): Nielsen Global Survey, 3Q 2011 (U.S.)
• Peak App Usage: Smartphone Analytics (Android), Oct 2011
Internet
• Internet Access and Social Network/Blog Visitors: NetView (Total),
15 • Netflix/Hulu: VideoCensus (Home), Oct 2011
• Downloading and streaming behaviors: New Media Tracking, Jan 2012
Oct 2011
• Video Viewers: VideoCensus (Total), Oct 2011
TV 16 • Nielsen Global Survey, 3Q 2011
• National Media Related UEs, Nov 2011
17 • Nielsen NetView (Home & Work), Oct 2011
7 • Cross-Platform Report 3Q 2011.
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