Comments on: Smells Like Teen Media Usage (They Stick With TV)

By: The battle for teens attention. Online Versus TV. | uncluttered white spaces

Wed, 14 Oct 2009 23:19:37 +0000

[...] you still don’t believe that TV is still big, please have a read of the new Nielsen research , plus some data from Fuseand then the Beta Life study from MTV [...]

By: TV vs. Online - The Battle for Teens Attention « threebillion.com

TV vs. Online - The Battle for Teens Attention « threebillion.com — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 00:56:35 +0000

[...] you still don’t believe that TV is still big, please have a read of the new Nielsen research , plus some data from Fuse and then the Beta Life study from MTV [...]

By: TVloop Blog - Discussing TV and Social Media

TVloop Blog - Discussing TV and Social Media — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 01:13:17 +0000

[...] another report is out further debunking the claim that broadcast television is dead for the teen market segm.... In fact, according to the post over at NewTeeVee, the Nielsen report claims that teens watch [...]

By: richard@bullwinkle.org

richard@bullwinkle.org — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 15:21:14 +0000

Clearly the TV remains the center of video entertainment in the home. The interesting thing here is that teens, like everyone else, will start demanding good internet content to supplement their cable/satellite content -- they'll just want it on the big TV. The TV manufacturers and cable/satellite companies who deliver that content (in a convenient intuitive way) will win. And if no one does it right, users will move to laptops and Boxee until the content comes to the TV. This is a huge potential market. The race is on.

(Disclaimer - I work for Macrovision, who makes a lot of the guides you see on TVs and set-top boxes, and we're working on the "merge the internet onto the big TV" problem.)