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Internet video a winner in tough economic climate

Written by: Dennis Sellers

Article Overview: A new survey suggests that the current economic crisis will make Internet video a champion in 2009.

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Internet video a winner in tough economic climate

Here's another reason why Apple should beef up the Apple TV (and offer a home entertainment iMac): the Yankee Group has unveiled U.S. survey results that suggest the current economic crisis will make Internet video a champion in 2009.

In fact, consumers are spending 11 percent more time online than watching TV, and Internet video is emerging as the key platform for the delivery of on-demand video services. The rsearch group's analysts advise that media companies should focus on the Internet as a primary opportunity in 2009.

The emergence of the Anywhere Consumer -- the Yankee Group’s vision for an individual able to connect to content, society and commerce at any time from anywhere -- will herald an important shift in how entertainment is delivered and monetized, the group says. They say that one of their recent surveys shows that:

° 56 percent of television viewers are online at the same time, browsing the web or sending e-mail.

° 82 percent of Internet video viewers watch TV shows online because they missed the episode on TV.

° Digital video recorder (DVR) owners are more likely to watch online than they are to record a program in advance.

° 25 percent of the Internet video audience watches online programming on-demand either once or several times per day.

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