Description
What is required to revitalise
CD/DVD sales is to associate hard copy media with the idea of high inherent
value, so that consumers who otherwise might think “I do not have the money for
this” instead think “this is worth the extra outlay”. If the industry can
foster this idea, it may be able to turn hard copy into an aspirational status
item. Teenagers grabbing easy to use downloads will look forward to the time
they can afford to spend money on more permanent hard copy media that better
expresses their affection or regard for the content being purchased.
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TABLE OF CONTENT
Introduction
Definitions
Abbreviations
Executive Summary
The market
New technology ownership
Newspapers, magazines and books
Music and video
TV and film
The consumer
What media do consumers pay for?
Figure 1: Media consumers pay for,
by category nets, May 2013
Figure 2: Music and video consumers
pay for, May 2013
Figure 3: Newspaper, magazine and
books pay for, May 2013
What media do consumers obtain for
free?
Figure 4: Media consumers have
obtained for free, May 2013
What devices do consumers use to
purchase media?
Figure 5: Devices used to purchase
media by consumers, May 2013
Consumer purchase of hardcopy media
after introduction to digital media
Figure 6: Change in consumers’ CD
purchasing habits since they started using digital music or video, May 2013
Figure 7: Change in consumers’ DVD
purchasing habits since they started using digital music or video, May 2013
Figure 8: Reasons that consumers
purchase fewer CDs/DVDs since they started using digital music/video, May 2013
Figure 9: Reasons that consumers
purchase more CDs/DVDs since they started using digital music/video, May 2013
Consumer preferences for customising
the content of digital newspapers or magazines
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