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What happened to Television?
1. What Happened to
Television?
What Happened to Television?
By: Karim Gordon
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2. The Internet is taking over
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3. Online streaming is becoming more convenient
for users, rather than traditional live television
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4. Applications such as Netflix now dominate the internet
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6. In 2013, Netflix was responsible for 30% of all internet
traffic in the U.S.
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7. Netflix currently has 48 million subscribers, and growing
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8. Netflix also has original series’ such as House of Cards,
which cannot be viewed anywhere else.
This draws subscribers to the platform
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9. $8.99 a month for Netflix, compared to
over $40 for live television
The Cost ?
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10. Is TV
the next
Floppy Disk?
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11. TV subscribers have been decreasing ever since the rise
of online streaming
In the U.S., the number
of households
watching TV decreased
by 500,000 households
in 2012
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12. A Nielsen study suggests that Americans aged 18-49
are watching 45-60 minutes less TV per week than they
did the previous year
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13. The average adult spends 5
hours and 16 minutes a day on
the internet, compared to 4
hours and 31 minutes watching
TV
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14. There has been a 44% increase in online video
streaming since 2010
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15. In a study conducted, 43% of participants had
considered canceling, or had already canceled their
TV subscriptions- to online only programming
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In 2013, 39% of Canadian internet users
watchedTV online, compared to 33% in 2010.
18. But the internet isn’t
just taking over in
terms of content ...
But in terms of
advertisements as well
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19. In 2013, $42.8 billion were spent on internet
advertisements, compared to $40.1 billion spent on
broadcast television advertisements
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20. This marks the first time
that marketers have spent
more on online
advertisements than
broadcast television
advertisements
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21. 25
35
45
55
65
PercentageofPeople
Online Advertisement Recall
Tv Advertisement Recall
A Nielsen study suggests that
65% of people recall an online
advertisement, versus 46% of
people who recall a TV
advertisement
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22. The internet is slowly taking over, and
one day it may even pass television as
the primary source for media
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