Flash. Presentation. Funny. How to swing a golf club like Tiger Woods. In My Language. Nielsen study: video use on iPods very low. The demand for video-playing capabilities on digital music players may be overblown, according to a study conducted by Nielsen Media Research. Nielsen conducted its first ever study on iPod usage in October this year, following the habits of 400 iPod users from October 1-27 as part of its Anywhere Anytime Media Measurement initiative.
Its conclusion was that a surprisingly low percentage of iPod users seem to have any interest in watching videos on their devices. The findings are split between just any old iPod users and video iPod users, although there is no information given as to how many of those studied were video iPod users—Nielsen failed to return our calls for more information. However, of the available data, only 15.8 percent of all iPod users followed in the study had ever played any type of video content on either their iPods or iTunes, and about a third of that group didn't even own a video iPod. From there, the numbers only go downhill. UK Interview with Rob Bell. Easter & Economic Recovery // Week in Politics (17/4/2014) Premier's political editor, Martyn Eden keeps you up to date with what's happening in British politics. On this weeks edition, Martyn reports on David Cameron's Easter reception speech and economic recovery.
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