Emily Tan
Feb 20, 2012

Australians on board with DTT, slow to watch videos on multiscreens

AUSTRALIA – It’s taken six years but 95 per cent of all Australian households had at least one DTT (digital terrestrial television)-enabled TV set in Q42011, an increase from 90 per cent at the start of last year, according to the Australian Multi-Screen Report by Nielsen, OzTAM, and Regional TAM.

Despite the popularity of DTT boxes, Australians prefer TV screens

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