We often have debates here at the Internet Patrol about which people prefer: to watch an online video, or to read the same material as text.
The conventional wisdom is that Internet video is the future of the Internet. But we know lots of people who, given a choice, would rather read about something than watch a video about it.
Now someone is actually researching this! Osterman Research, a national research and analysis firm that does a lot of research in the Internet and messaging space, is conducting a short online survey regarding email and information, and it includes questions about whether you prefer to watch video or read online!
We’re really interested in this, so please take this very short (it takes only 90 seconds to complete) survey!
We’ll be sure to report the results here!
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| No Paywall Here!
The Internet Patrol is and always has been free. We don't hide our articles behind a paywall, or restrict the number of articles you can read in a month if you don't give us money. That said, it does cost us money to run the site, so if something you read here was helpful or useful, won't you consider donating something to help keep the Internet Patrol free? |
The link leads to a completely different survey.