Viewing video on tablets and smartphones keeps growing at an explosive rate, but that still only puts it at about 8%of all video viewing online.

Using mobile devices to watch television programs has resulted in an uptick in viewing overall in the UK despite a drop in TV sales.

TDG estimates that broadband-only households will keep growing to 17.2 million by 2017.

Tablet owners watch a lot of previews, and they go to the movies 20% more than average folks.

Broadcast execs are optimistic about multi-screen distribution and are investing in more personalized content for audiences.

A new study from Videology shows that trailers and previews are most important driver in decision making for consumers.

Consumption of TV content online is growing, and new research shows online viewers watch more minutes of TV than traditional viewers.

Global movie market forecast from Pricewaterhouse Cooper's Global Entertainment and Media Outlook for 2012

Sales of albums continue to decline despite the rise in purchases of digital music.

Online video and connected devices are fueling four-fold Internet growth according to a new report from Cisco.

The latest Nielsen report on Cross Platform viewing showed little change in viewer habits, but maybe that's because it didn't want to look too deeply at where the change is happening.

The U.S. Hispanic market is worth over $1 trillion and still growing - but Latino consumption habits are different than other ethnic groups and worth knowing given that the marketplace is still growing.

Social TV is growing with Sunday, Monday, and Thursday leading the way for social engagement according to a white paper from Trendrr-TV.

Research firm IHS Screen Digest projects more people will watch movies online in 2012 than will watch on physical media, but studios will not make significantly more money.