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1 Technology and Consumer Control A Study by The Media Kitchen and InsightExpress October 27, 2003

2 Methodology Study Objectives: – Understand what the mindset of high tech device owners and the ‘control’ they perceive to have Survey of 500 Internet-using Americans who have at least two of the following: – PDA/Blackberry – High Speed Internet at home – A Personal Video Recorder such as TiVo, Replay TV, etc. – MP3 Player – Digital TV (Satellite, Digital Cable, etc.) – Satellite Radio – Cell phone with Internet capabilities Completed in October 2003 Study conducted online, using InsightExpress’ industry leading survey services

3 Participant Profile: Almost 1 in 5 of those surveyed consider themselves ‘early adopters’ with just less then half stating they buy technology devices ‘when needed’

4 Participant Profile: The most common devices owned are high speed internet, digital TV (Digital Cable, DirecTV, etc.), and Cell Phones with Internet

5 Participant Profile: More than half (54%) of device owners feel they have more control than ever before

6 Participant Profile: Working harder is a characteristic found among owners of PDAs, cell phones with Internet, and home broadband service

7 Control: Almost across the board, more than half of those who own tech devices purchased them to have more control over their entertainment/available content

8 We Interrupt this Control: Whether they see it as offensive or they just ‘mind’ – commercial messages are not a welcome sight on these devices Q: Of the devices you own, which of the following describes how you feel about seeing commercial messages on each?

9 Owners of devices would be more receptive to advertising if they could choose what types of messages they see or if it offset associated device costs Q: I would be more receptive to advertising if it…

10 Device Specifics

11 High Speed Internet: Almost 9 in 10 with broadband at home say it has enhanced their lifestyle while 4 in 5 say it has changed the way they gather information

12 PVR: 3 in 4 with a PVR system find TV more enjoyable than without it while 2 in 5 pay closer attention to TV with their PVR device

13 MP3 Players: More than 2 in 3 owners of an MP3 purchased it for control over their music

14 Satellite Radio: Owners of this technology purchased more for enjoyment than control

15 PDA/Blackberry: More than any other device, these are seen as the most inappropriate (‘offensive’ and ‘mind a lot’ equals 74%) for commercial messages

16 Q: Opinions regarding owned Digital Television. Digital TV Programming: Why get satellite or digital cable? Owners say it is for control of content

17 Cell Phone w/Internet: Even though they have Internet capabilities, it would appear that owners are not using this capability as only 1 in 4 say it has changed the way they gather information

18 Contact Information For more information about The Media Kitchen or this study, please contact Paul Woolmington: – Head Chef / CEO – t: 212.352.4581 – e: pwoolmington@mediakitchen.tv For more information about InsightExpress or this study, please contact Brad Jones: – Director of Agency Research Solutions – t: 949.851.0009 – e: bjones@insightexpress.com

19 Control and the Consumer A study by The Media Kitchen and InsightExpress October 2003


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