IPTVision > 48% of Consumers Would Never Purchase a Movie Online for Download

http://www.tvover.net [IPTV News, Events, Jobs, Providers - TVover.net] A new ABI Research survey of Internet users in North America found that only 5% of those who watch video on the Internet have rented or purchased a digital movie download, a lower overall number than indicate they have downloaded a movie free from a peer to peer sharing site. Movie downloads, both legal and illegal, remain the least watched genre of online video on the Internet, where short-form content such as sports and news clips is watched by nearly 7 in 10 of those that watch Internet video.

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