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Real-time entertainment traffic dominates the Web now; and over half of it happens on devices other than a PC or laptop computer. This according to a new report by research company Sandvine. The report states that "by volume, 55% of Real-Time Entertainment traffic is destined for the television (either directly to a smart TV or via an intermediary like a game console or set-top device), a mobile device or tablet." Those statistics, along with data from Mary Meeker's Web 2.0 Summit presentation last week, emphasize just how far we've come in the post-PC era.Monday, October 31, 2011
55% of Real-Time Entertainment is Consumed on TV, Mobile Device or Tablet
By Richard MacManus / October 26, 2011 8:15 PM / 0 Comments
Real-time entertainment traffic dominates the Web now; and over half of it happens on devices other than a PC or laptop computer. This according to a new report by research company Sandvine. The report states that "by volume, 55% of Real-Time Entertainment traffic is destined for the television (either directly to a smart TV or via an intermediary like a game console or set-top device), a mobile device or tablet." Those statistics, along with data from Mary Meeker's Web 2.0 Summit presentation last week, emphasize just how far we've come in the post-PC era.
Real-time entertainment traffic dominates the Web now; and over half of it happens on devices other than a PC or laptop computer. This according to a new report by research company Sandvine. The report states that "by volume, 55% of Real-Time Entertainment traffic is destined for the television (either directly to a smart TV or via an intermediary like a game console or set-top device), a mobile device or tablet." Those statistics, along with data from Mary Meeker's Web 2.0 Summit presentation last week, emphasize just how far we've come in the post-PC era.
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