Now Disney/ABC Television Group has announced an effort with Nielsen to measure video consumption on iPads.
With 55 million different versions of iPads now sold -- and another 3 million new iPads sold in the last few weeks -- the companies say it's important to understand how consumers are using the iPad when watching video.
Nielsen will create a panel by asking 200 people to download a special "meter," which will measure reach, duration, frequency and page views of their iPad apps and Web usage. The opt-in Nielsen iPad panel will aggregate and measure video consumption, app usage and other activity over the course of a year.
The companies believe the study will offer the first view of actual iPad behavior -- as opposed to self-reported data -- along with demographics and other insights.
Disney has been studying consumer tablet behavior for some time, but now wants some deeper data. “Nielsen’s proprietary technology has the potential to deliver unprecedented additional details about consumer viewing patterns,” stated Peter Seymour, executive vice president of strategy and research for Disney Media Networks.
Cheryl Idell, executive vice president at Nielsen, added: “The insight gleaned from this study, using these metering capabilities, is an example of how we meet our commitment to deliver cross-platform understanding to the industry.”
Disney isn't the only media company looking to find deeper analysis. Recently, media agency Group M announced a deal with Nielsen to measure cross-platform -- traditional TV and other digital media -- reach and frequency of Group M clients media campaigns.
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