Extensive information about tech media, advertising and TV is available in TUP – Technology User Profile. Today’s media-savvy consumers may want their MTV, but they might seek alternative methods to get it. Advertising seems to have become an option for the consumer, … Continue reading →
Filed under Consumer research, Market Research, Market Segmentation, MetaFAQs, Statistics, Tech Market, Trends, TUP 2009, TUP 2010
Tagged as Activities, Ad Blockers, Advertising, Answers, Apple, Buyer Burnout, Buyer Resistance, Consumer behavior, Consumer electronics, Consumer Electronics Stores, Demographics, Eyeballs, Google, GooglePlus, Installed Base, Internet Shopping, Market Adoption, Market segmentation, MetaFAQs, Mobile, Mobile Money, Mobility, Netbook, Newslist, Office Supplies, Online shopping, Printer supplies, Questions, Retail, Segmentation, Shopping, Shopping Basket, Social Networking, Sociodemographics, Tablet, Target, Technology adoption, Toner cartridges, Trends, TV, Wal-Mart
At the same time Americans are buying ever-bigger TVs, they are turning their attention to smaller screens – those on their PCs. In the 2008 Annual Edition of Technology User Profile, we found that 57% of Home PC Households agree with this … Continue reading →
Filed under Consumer research, Households, Market Research, Statistics, Technology, TUP 2007, TUP 2008, TUPdate
Tagged as Activities, Chat, Connected home, Consumer behavior, Consumer Trends, Couch Potato, Digital Cable TV, Digital Divide, Digital Home, Entertainment, Eyeballs, Forecast, Forward-looking statements, Fun, Gender, Home entertainment, Home PCs, Household income, Interactive Messaging, Interactivity, Internet Activities, Low-income, Media, Millenials, Millennial, Mouse Potato, Online activities, Opinion, PC Activities, PCs, Proactivity, Screens, Sex, Social Networking, Trends, TUP 2008, TUPdate, TV, Web creators
News flash: even more recent updates to this information are available to subscribers to the full Technology User Profile service, the TUP Overview Report, and other TUP Profile Reports. Where do you spend your waking hours? For most Americans, looking at a … Continue reading →
Filed under Consumer research, Households, Market Research, Statistics, Tech Market, Technology, Trends, TUP 2005
Tagged as Consumer behavior, Eyeballs, Hours, Hours online, Media, MetaFacts, Occupations, Online activities, PC Usage, Segmentation, Social effects, Technology adoption, TUP 2005, TV, Usage
