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March 26, 2013 12:55 pm GMT
Companies like Google, Twitter and Nielsen -- who respectively make money from digital advertising, want to make a lot more from digital ads, and get paid to provide data to justify ads online and offline -- are putting some significant effort into showing the connection between how consumers watch TV and use their tablets and smartphones to shape that experience in the U.S.. Now the BBC -- via its commercial operations of BBC World News TV and BBC.com -- is also weighing in, with an international study out from BBC World News and BBC.com looking at how news is consumed today. It shows that the role that tablets are playing in TV usage -- which we already knew was strong in the U.S. -- is actually an international phenomenon.
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BBC Study Confirms Tablets' Growing Role In TV Consumption, But Also That TV Remains Supreme
Companies like Google, Twitter and Nielsen -- who respectively make money from digital advertising, want to make a lot more from digital ads, and get paid to provide data to justify ads online and offline -- are putting some significant effort into showing the connection between how consumers watch TV and use their tablets and smartphones to shape that experience in the U.S.. Now the BBC -- via its commercial operations of BBC World News TV and BBC.com -- is also weighing in, with an international study out from BBC World News and BBC.com looking at how news is consumed today. It shows that the role that tablets are playing in TV usage -- which we already knew was strong in the U.S. -- is actually an international phenomenon. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/bb2K2PRm2uc/
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