Media + Entertainment - January 2012
Almost one in three U.S. TV households – 35.9 million – owns four or more televisions, according to Nielsen.
[read more]Nielsen looks at the the most-watched TV programs during 2011
[read more]Nielsen looks at the top DVD and book titles of 2011
[read more]Nielsen looks at the most effective TV advertisements of 2011
[read more]To friend or to de-friend, that is the question. New research from NM Incite, a Nielsen McKinsey company, reveals that there are innumerable factors that help Facebook users decide to add a friend or cull someone from the fold, though knowing someone in real life is the top reason cited for friend-ing someone (82%) and offensive comments are the main reason someone gets the boot (55%).
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A new report provides a snapshot of the current mobile media landscape and audiences in the U.S., and highlights the potential power of mobile commerce in the near future.
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Teens have officially joined the data tsunami, more than tripling their mobile data consumption in the past year while maintaining their stronghold as leading message senders.
[read more]Streaming video on game consoles is up over last year, according to Nielsen. An October survey reveals that streaming and video-on-demand represent a larger share of usage on Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Wii compared to last year.
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Facebook and apps from Google like Gmail and the Android Market are the most popular smartphone apps among Android owners according to Nielsen’s latest research on smartphone usage.
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An historical look at the combined television audience to the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on NBC and CBS.
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