TV Viewing Habits - Ireland - April 2011
TV Viewing Habits - Ireland - April 2011

The economic climate has forced many consumers to review how they spend their leisure time, and in an effort to reduce outgoings, many are choosing in-home entertainment over going out. This has helped to maintain television viewing audiences at a time when they have been spread more thinly as a result of the greater amount of choice consumers have in what they are able to watch, and even where they ...

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