If
given the opportunity to watch television on Video-On-Demand, on a DVR, or
live, on which method would you tend to watch more TV commercials? If you ask
Nielsen, you will find that Video-On-Demand viewers tend to watch more
commercials.
MediaPost
reports that TV viewers who watch a 30 minute program actually see different
amounts depending on the TV platform used.
·
Video-On-Demand:
An average of 28 minutes of programming and commercials are viewed by the
audience.
·
DVR:
An average of 23 minutes is viewed.
·
Live
TV: Only about 20 minutes of the program and commercials are viewed.
These
averages are not surprising if you apply it to your own TV usage habits. If you
watch live television, is it possible that you get up during commercial breaks
to do something else? If you have a DVR, is it possible that you fast forward
through the commercials or parts of the program you are not interested in
watching? Or, do you ever rewind the DVR footage to watch a commercial that
caught your attention? If you use Video-On-Demand, you may notice that the fast
forward function is not enabled and commercials will run. However, the
commercial break may not be as long as live TV.
At
any rate, while there are multiple methods in which to watch TV, it still can
be said that an audience can be exposed to commercials.
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