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Why do you own a tablet?

By Josh Bell | Published April 12, 2012

We just released our report “Tablet Computers:  Post-PC Wonderland or Utopia?” which discusses the rise of tablets and whether we’re headed for a time when tablets are the norm and traditional computers (desktops/laptops) are niche products. Our consumer data is derived from New Media Measure, our syndicated survey that examines attitudes and behaviors about myriad [...]

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Interpret Announces inchartsdata.com

By Josh Bell | Published September 27, 2011

We’re very excited to announce inchartsdata.com, our online store for new media data, reports and trends. Read our press release here or better yet, visit the store here and see why we’re excited. If you’re looking for any particular data, hit us up in the comments or email sales@interpretllc.com.

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Is this the beginning of the end for Netflix?

By Stephanie Sutton | Published July 13, 2011

A few weekends ago I was looking for a (hopefully great) movie to watch online. My first destination was Netflix, but I was quickly reminded of the recent removal of Sony titles, a collection which was among its best available. After looking through what Netflix actually does have available, I decided to move on to [...]

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Microsoft Buys Skype: What does it mean for Xbox 360 and Kinect?

By Matthew Mates | Published May 13, 2011

On Monday night, reports confirmed that Microsoft has agreed to an $8.5 billion purchase of Skype, an application that allows users to make voice calls and video chats over the internet.  Since the announcement, some have questioned the price tag.   The generous purchase price by Microsoft suggests that the firm has big plans to integrate [...]

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Netflix & HBO – on a collision course?

By Michael Dowling | Published May 6, 2011

Two stories caught my attention this morning, “Netflix CEO Reed Hastings Swears He’s Not Going to Kill HBO” and “Time Warner CEO Discusses Threat from Netflix.” In the first, Hastings from Netflix believes his company and HBO are competitive like football and baseball are competitive (i.e. not really competitive at all) and the latter, Jeff [...]

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Hybrid Television Viewers

By Michael Dowling | Published May 4, 2011

News yesterday, that for the first time in 20 years, television households in the US declined. This comes at an interesting time for the television industry as it grapples with the forces of new media technologies. The news is being touted as the death knell for television, and while a decline for the first time [...]

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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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Is Spotify finally arriving in the U.S.?

By Josh Bell | Published February 4, 2011

I read in the LA Times yesterday that EMI may be near a deal with Spotify music subscription service, signifying that Spotify could finally be launching in the U.S. A year ago, I tackled the subject of whether a viable streaming service could emerge from the fray (click here for more). But I quickly wanted [...]

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The Death of the CD? Not Yet

By Josh Bell | Published January 24, 2011

The death of the CD has been a popular topic for years, and it’s of particular interest to me – I recently sold off my entire CD collection (about 800 of them) to a local record store. Unlike most people who have unloaded their CDs, I haven’t entirely embraced the “digital revolution” – in fact, [...]

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