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Audience Inventory 2017: survey starts here!
How do you watch Free to Air, Pay TV & Streaming? Annual survey begins.
- Published by David Knox
- on August 21, 2017
- Filed under News, Top Stories
The 9th Audience Inventory opens for business today –TV Tonight‘s annual stocktake on Free to Air, Pay TV and Streaming!
This isn’t a survey about what you watch, but how you watch.
It’s your chance to spill on your viewing habits, devices, grievances and more. You will be asked your thoughts on:
- Catch-up TV
- EPGs
- Most reliable network
- Multichannels
- Fast-tracking
- HD
- Public broadcasters
- Children’s TV
- and more…..
It’s important to attract as many completed surveys as possible (over 1000 completed last year). Over time the results indicate many viewer trends.
But remember, this is no quick “Yes / No” vote, unlike that other expensive government survey! There are over 40 detailed questions and it will take you over 10 minutes to complete, so be sure you set some time aside.
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9 Responses
The Foxtel Now question only allows you to select one option. It is possible to have more than one package. For example drama + sport.
Survey completed. A bit perplexed by the question “More Aussie content on Digital Channels”. Now that analogue tv is the age of the dinosaur, does that mean all channels, or all channels other than the primary channel.
Just a small correction “111 Hits” is listed in the Foxtel channels, it’s now rebranded as “111 funny”.
Completed. I’m amazed how much I have switched from FTA to SVOD over the last 2 years.
Survey completed 🙂
Q34 What is more offensive, for me it was None but elaborating more I find the decisions of TV programmers more offensive then sexual content and violence.
Just from my own experience filling these surveys out I found FTA has gone leaps and bound ahead of Foxtel who don’t seem to be listening to us
Just filled mine out!
I am generously going from memory about which channels I watch regularly. If I were going by the current TV drought, it would only be my daily news channel.
Q16 etc. should have “don’t know” for an answer. My answer of sbs is a wild shot in the dark and completely unreliable.