Verizon on Millennial Content Consumption: Generation Is Three Times More Likely To Watch Online

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People in the millennial generation (age 16 to 34) are more likely than those in older generations to abandon an entertainment source if the quality of the experience is poor, according to new research from Verizon Digital Media. And that’s an important issue considering that the research also found that millennials were considerably more likely than older people to consume media on non-traditional devices. Millennials are three times more likely than non- millennials to watch television online, the survey of 800 millennials and 200 non- millennials found. Yet despite their propensity to watch shows online, 46% of millennials said they will give up on watching a show online if the video continues but they can’t hear the audio. Forty-five percent and 44% of millennials, respectively, said they would give up if the audio continues but they can’t see video or if the video screen freezes at times. The Verizon research appears aimed at wooing media company customers for Verizon Digital Media Services -- a unit focused on enhancing content delivery.


Verizon on Millennial Content Consumption: Generation Is Three Times More Likely To Watch Online Most Millennials Still Pay For TV: Study (Multichannel News)