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Time Spent Watching Online Video Content vs. Ads [CHART]

By David Erickson | September 10, 2012

Chart - Time Spent Watching Online Video Content vs. Ads

Within this shortened timeframe, advertising opportunities account for a sliver of all time spent watching digital video, just 1.5% of total time spent watching online video, according to comScore. Read the rest at eMarketer.

Posted in Advertising, Consumer Behavior, Content Marketing, Online Behavior, Video Advertising, Video Marketing

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