TV abstinence only occurs marginally in Switzerland
A survey initiated by Bluewin provides insight into the television viewing habits of people in German-speaking Switzerland and Western Switzerland.
In the current issue of
Business newspaper Cash publishes a survey initiated by Bluewin
Information on the television viewing habits of western and German-speaking Swiss.
According to the study, TV abstinence in Switzerland can be seen as a marginal phenomenon.
only 5 % of the respondents stated that they did not have a
television set. 21 %, on the other hand, have one or
several flat screens. After the TV set, the computer is the most
most common device in Swiss households. 87 % have a
Internet connection, 23 % even afford a home network. More than
half of all respondents stated that they watch television every day. Only
just 3 % never turn on the TV at all. Consume per week
Mr. and Mrs. Swiss 10.51 hours of television. Advertising is for 43 %
the number 1 disruptive factor, followed by a poor program with 14 %. If
there was something new to invent, 11 % of respondents would like to see a
device that filters advertising out of the TV program. In the
On behalf of the Swisscom subsidiary Bluewin, the company cR Kommunikation from
Küsnacht at the end of August, 674 people in the West and
German-speaking Switzerland were asked about their TV usage.
Business newspaper Cash publishes a survey initiated by Bluewin
Information on the television viewing habits of western and German-speaking Swiss.
According to the study, TV abstinence in Switzerland can be seen as a marginal phenomenon.
only 5 % of the respondents stated that they did not have a
television set. 21 %, on the other hand, have one or
several flat screens. After the TV set, the computer is the most
most common device in Swiss households. 87 % have a
Internet connection, 23 % even afford a home network. More than
half of all respondents stated that they watch television every day. Only
just 3 % never turn on the TV at all. Consume per week
Mr. and Mrs. Swiss 10.51 hours of television. Advertising is for 43 %
the number 1 disruptive factor, followed by a poor program with 14 %. If
there was something new to invent, 11 % of respondents would like to see a
device that filters advertising out of the TV program. In the
On behalf of the Swisscom subsidiary Bluewin, the company cR Kommunikation from
Küsnacht at the end of August, 674 people in the West and
German-speaking Switzerland were asked about their TV usage.
