Consumer Internet Video Survey Results: The Basics of Consumer Behavior in the United States

Table of Contents

• Table of Contents
• IDC Opinion
• In This Study
  • Methodology
• Situation Overview
  • Online Video Content
  • Figure: Types of Content Respondents Have Watched Online
  • Figure: Sites Respondents Have Gone to for Video Content in Past Three Months
    • Top-Tier Content Online
    • Figure: Likelihood of Respondents Watching Movies Online Again
    • Figure: Reasons Respondents Watched Movies Online Instead of on a TV
    • Figure: Reasons Respondents Watched TV Shows Online Instead of on a TV
    • User-Generated Content
    • Figure: Methods Respondents Used to Find User-Generated Content
  • Interacting with Video
  • Figure: Frequency with Which Respondents Watch Internet Video
  • Figure: Length of Time Respondents Typically Watch Internet Video
  • Figure: Respondents Watching More Internet Video than a Year Ago
  • Figure: Activities Respondents Cut Back on to Spend More Time Watching Internet Video
  • Figure: Device Respondents Most Commonly Use to Watch Internet Video
  • Where Is All the Video Coming From?
  • Figure: Respondents Currently Posting Content Online
  • Figure: Frequency with Which Respondents Post Content Online
  • Figure: Types of Content Respondents Post Online
  • Figure: Respondents' Motivation for Posting Content Online
    • Looking Forward
    • Figure: Respondents' Expectations to Post Video Online More Frequently over the Next Year
    • Figure: Intent of Respondents' Not Currently Posting Video Online to Post Next Year
  • The YouTube Factor
  • Figure: Respondents' Perception of YouTube' s Dominance
• Future Outlook
• Essential Guidance
  • Premium Content Owners and Advertisers
  • UGC
  • Pay TV Providers
  • Next-Generation DVD-Blu-ray
• Learn More
  • Related Research
  • Synopsis