Consumers Still Prefer Televisions Over Tablets and Smartphones for Video Content
Parks Associates Analyst to Moderate Session at Cablefax TV Innovation Summit This Week
(firmenpresse) - DALLAS, TX -- (Marketwired) -- 09/17/14 -- U.S. broadband households spend on average 1.3 hours per week watching video on a tablet and 1.6 hours per week watching video on a smartphone, compared to almost 20 hours per week on the television, according to in advance of the Cablefax TV Innovation Summit. The research, based on a nationwide 1Q 2014 survey of U.S. broadband households, shows, despite the popularity of mobile platforms, the TV remains the preferred screen for video viewing, while the PC has shown significant declines as a video-viewing platform.
"The percentage of video viewership among tablet households has tripled since 2010, rising from 9% to 28%," said , Research Analyst at Parks Associates. "For smartphone households, the percentage of video viewership doubled from 16% in 2010 to 31% in 2014. Increases in multiscreen video viewing are significant, but ultimately neither platform can duplicate the visual experience of the larger TV screen. Successful multiscreen video services need to offer unique services for each platform, complement the content on other screens, and leverage the typical conditions where people use certain devices."
Hower will moderate the panel "Who''s on First? The Second Screen is Dead...Long Live the Second Screen" at the on Thursday, September 18, 3:25-4:10 P.M., at the Grand Hyatt in New York City. The speakers will discuss the challenges and opportunities in developing services for every screen, including the TV, smartphone, tablet, and computer.
The Cablefax TV Innovation Summit is a one-day event that examines how multiplatform innovation is fueling new revenue and retention opportunities for TV content owners and distributors. As consumers change the way they interact with content, the interplay between screens and devices has become more important than ever.
Glenn Hower, Research Analyst, Parks Associates, at Cablefax TV Innovation Summit
"Who''s on First? The Second Screen is Dead... Long Live the Second Screen"
Beth Fraikorn, Principal, Remarkable Content Group
Tim Gibson, VP, Digital Entertainment Products Group, DirecTV
Dave Kaplan, VP, Bravo and Oxygen Media Ad Sales Research, Bravo and Oxygen Media
Ron Lamprecht, EVP, Digital Distribution, NBCUniversal
Matt Murphy, SVP, Digital Video Distribution, Disney and ESPN Media Networks
Evan Silverman, SVP, Digital Media, A+E Networks
September 18, 2014
3:45-4:10 P.M.
Grand Hyatt
New York, NY
Contact Diana Rojas,
(at)ParksAssociates
(at)GlennatParks
(at)Cablefax
Hower leads Parks Associates research in the areas of entertainment content and delivery services. He is experienced in entertainment content production and distribution systems with a particular emphasis on radio, television, and film content.
Parks Associates is a leading . The company hosts several industry events each year, including the upcoming conference, November 18-19 in Amsterdam.
Media interviews with Glenn Hower are available at Cablefax TV Innovation Summit. To request a meeting or specific research data, contact Holly Sprague at or 720-987-6614.
Parks Associates is an internationally recognized market research and consulting company specializing in emerging consumer technology products and services. Founded in 1986, Parks Associates creates research capital through market reports, primary studies, consumer research, custom research, workshops, executive conferences, and annual service subscriptions.
The company''s expertise includes digital media and platforms, entertainment and gaming, home networks, Internet and television services, digital health, mobile applications and services, support services, consumer apps, advanced advertising, consumer electronics, energy management, and home control systems and security.
Each year, Parks Associates hosts industry webcasts, the CONNECTIONS™ Conference Series, and Smart Energy Summit: Engaging the Consumer.
Holly Sprague
Parks Associates
720.987.6614
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