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13%

13% -- consumer awareness rate for US consumers (digital TV switchover) (2006)

2006  · Points North

Only 13% of consumers are aware of the upcoming digital TV switchover.

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13%
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Percentage
Data Vintage
2006
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US consumers (digital TV switchover)
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Independence
30
Methodology
35
Freshness
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Points North Primary Tier B
http://www.forbes.com/2006/02/21/digital-analog-cable-cx_rr_0221digitaltv.html ↗
Confidence: 52/100 Vintage: 2006 Channel: Common Crawl
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The $75 Billion TV Tab
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Estimate by Points North analyst Stewart Wolpin

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US consumers (digital TV switchover): 13% consumer awareness rate. Source: Points North (2006). Via Lighthouse Intelligence -- https://lighthousedata.io/data/consumer-awareness-digital-switch-13pct
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