Consumers demand free online content

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Users are demanding more rich media as they access increasing amounts of digital content on a range of devices, but research shows that they are still reluctant to pay for the content.

Consumers demand free online content
The third annual Convergence Consumer Survey from business law firm Olswang revealed that consumers are willing to tolerate online ads which they would normally try to avoid in order to secure free content.Over 30 per cent of respondents are streaming or downloading movie and TV content on a ...

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