As indicated by Nielsen, the average American in 2010 watched about 35 hours of TV on any given week. This number is up by one percent from 2009. Sure the improved quality of High definition broadcasts is contributing to more viewers, and there is something else generating interest as well.
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Rumor has it that YouTube could be launching an on demand movie service as early as this week, giving users the opportunity to stream their favorite Hollywood movies for a fee.
According to new statistics released by Ericsson, Internet television is experiencing rapid growth with half of consumers watching internet-based on-demand television online each week and a whopping 70 percent of consumers downloading, streaming or watching recorded broadcast television each week. Ericsson’s ‘Multi Screen Media Consumption 2010′ data also showed the promise of future revenues from Internet TV, as well as a shift in customer spending towards on-demand video services.
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