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Old 09-07-2015, 09:29   #385
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Re: The future for linear TV channels
This article confirms the growing use of video streaming to watch programmes, but confirms that broadcast TV viewing is still holding up well at the present time.

http://advanced-television.com/2015/...now-streaming/

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TV Share of Clock – the first of four studies in GfK MRI’s new The Future of TV series – shows that more than a quarter (28 per cent) of all TV viewing is now done via digital streaming. Accessing subscription or free online platforms via a computer or mobile device accounts for 16 per cent of time spent with TV content; online streaming through a traditional TV set makes up another 9 per cent; and 3 per cent comes from other methods for accessing content, such as portable game consoles.
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