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Tech Adoption Among Americans Ages 50 and Up Sees Steady GrowthSome 91% of Americans age 50+ own either a laptop or desktop, while three-quarters own a smartphone.January 14, 2019
Older Americans are not being left behind in the age of technology, and are adopting dominant technologies like smartphones, computers and tablets at a steady rate. In fact, three-quarters reported owning a smartphone in 2018, which is up some 5% points from... READ MORE
US 2019 Consumer Technology ForecastSmart Speakers like the Amazon Echo and Google Home continue to be the leader in emerging tech unit sales, but may be slowing as voice permeates other devices.January 11, 2019
As CES wraps up another annual visit to sunny Las Vegas, the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) has forecasted [press release] a strong year ahead for the US consumer technology industry. Artificial intelligence and high-speed connectivity are... READ MORE
OTT Devices Continue Their Ascent For Premium Digital Video Ad ViewsOTT devices are on track to deliver half of premium digital video ad views.January 3, 2019
Video advertisers have a wide variety of devices through which to reach consumers, but OTT devices have rocketed ahead in viewers’ use the past year, now taking by far the largest share of US premium video ad views. That’s one of the key findings... READ MORE
The State of Traditional TV: Updated With Q2 2018 DataTwo very interesting stats come out of this latest analysis. See if you can find them.December 26, 2018
[By MC Editor, JC Lupis] Well, here we go again, taking a look at the latest quarterly Total Audience report [download page] from Nielsen, this time covering data from Q2 2018. We’ve known for at least a couple of years now that youth are watching less... READ MORE
Here’s How Our Media Platform Preferences Fluctuate Throughout the DayTV cannibalizes time with digital devices, although there's plenty of multitasking going on too.December 20, 2018
US adults spent a plurality 42% of their daily media time with live and time-shifted TV during the second quarter of this year, reports Nielsen in a recently-released study [download page]. Digital media – including internet on computers and mobile... READ MOREFeel Like You're Always Playing Catchup?
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