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Monthly Archives: March 2011

Better Content Through…Advertising?

By Jason Lau | Published March 31, 2011

By Jason Lau and Matthew Mates On Monday, the New York Times launched its paywall—the much-ballyhooed $40 million dollar endeavor designed to get everyone but the lightest of users to fork over at least $15 per month for access to content that just last week was completely free. Of course, those looking to skirt the [...]

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The End of the Album

By Josh Bell | Published March 23, 2011

I realize I’m beginning to sound like the harbinger of the music business apocalypse, between blogging about the death of the CD, and now, the end of the album. However, if you read the former article, you know that our New Media Measure data suggests the CD is far from dead. The album, however, may [...]

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March 14th-18th: New Media Measure Data Points

By Josh Bell | Published March 21, 2011

Courtesy of our Twitter account… Monday, March 14 AT&T first to cap broadband usage; 44% of consumers have streamed movies/tv shows in past 3 months. http://huff.to/fNrvYX Tuesday, March 15 Microsoft released #IE9 today. 68% of internet users have used @IE in last month http://bit.ly/gCl5qr Wednesday, March 16 Users of top TV streaming sites show interest [...]

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Feb. 28th-Mar. 4th Data Points

By Stephanie Sutton | Published March 7, 2011

Here’s a recap of the New Media Measure data points we released last week: Monday, February 28th .@amazon shoppers are 47% more likely to stream from @netflix. Will Netflix lose customers to Amazon? http://on.mash.to/fQztFR #DPOD Tuesday, March 1st 70% of social networkers are concerned about the privacy of information they share online http://on.mash.to/gXwPX4 #DPOD Wednesday, [...]

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