Roughly 6 in 10 binge-viewers (defined as TV viewers who watch at least 3 episodes of the same TV show in one sitting) agree that they enjoy binge-viewing because they don’t have to watch ads, and slightly more than half think that ads have no place in the binge-viewing experience, finds Annalect [download page] in newly-released survey results. At the same time, binge-viewers responding to the survey were twice as likely as those who don’t binge-view to say they often discuss ads with their friends and family and share ads via social media, suggesting that they are receptive to advertising in general. (more…)
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TV Binge-Viewers Hold Mixed Attitudes to Advertising
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