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Advertising

Top Web advertisers for September: Netflix, Dell, AT&T Wireless, SBC
Advertising in video games to generate $200 mln in 2004, $1 bln in 2008
39% consider TV and 32% consider e-mail the most effective advertising medium
50-60% of Web users have popup blockers, but popups still make 6% of the ad market
UK online ad spending up 76% in the first half of 2004
Bush spent $419K, Kerry $1.3 mln on Internet ads
SMBs spend $22 bln on local advertising
1% of local businesses advertise online
$10 bln online ads bought in 2004
Online advertising hits new record in Q2 2004, up 43%
66% find targeted ads less annoying
Online advertisers expect budget increases in 2004 and 2005
Paid search engine ads account for 40% of UK Internet ad spending
B2B magazine spending stabilized in 2003
Internet advertising market generated $30.7 bln in 2003
Online ads tor each $8.4 bln in 2004, $16.1 bln in 2009
Search engine keyword advertising grew 175% in 2003
90% of clicks on pop-up ads are made by mistake
Search engine ads increase brand awareness by 27%
Consumer goods companies spend less than 2% of ad budget on Internet ads
Internet ads to generate $18.9 bln in 2008
Major ad spenders increased budgets by 9%, pharmaceuticals led the way
Ad spending to grow 9.3%, Internet ads to grow 16%
Internet ad sales hit all-time high
Local search advertising grew 27% in 2003
68% of companies track sales referred by search engines
Local online ads to generate $2.7 bln
Online advertising increases consumer sales by 7-12.5%
42% of Internet users block pop-ups, 33% block banner ads
Internet users are ok with banner ads, hate interstitials and video
Top Internet advertisers for February 2004
Web video ads found less annoying
Canadians find telemarketers, pop-ups and spam the most annoying
CTR falls for online retail
11% of small and medium businesses pay for clicks
Online ads grew 38% in Q4 2003, paid search ads grew 123% in 2003
Spending on search engine keyword ads to increase
1.09 trln online ads delivered in 2003, 4% increase
Contextual ads to reach $1.4 bln by 2008
$2.2 bln of online ads sold in Q4 2003
Paid search to reach $3 bln by the end of 2005
Rich media ads enjoy highest conversion
Netflix, Amazon, Classmates lead online ad purchases
Australians prefer search ads among other online options
Internet advertising to rise by 12% in 2004
Internet advertising to grow 20-25% in 2004
Users Prefer Organic Search Results to Paid Listings
Ј151.6 mln spent on online ads in UK in H1 2003
US ad spending up to $154 bln
14% of companies spend ad money online
Internet ad revenues up 5% QTQ, up 20% YTY in Q3 2003
Nielsen: US ad spending up 5.7% in Q3 2003
Online advertising in Europe to reach $4.8 bil in 2008
Internet advertising grew 14% in 2003
Myers on PVR ads
IDC: Online advertising is booming in Asia
Nielsen on pop-ups
IAB on advertising ROI
PWC: US online advertising up 1.7% in Q2 2003
Best ad performance in the US by states
Everyone hates pop-ups
August 2003 Ad Demand Index

Broadband

50% of Americans with income under $30000 have no Internet access
70 fiber-to-the-home deployments in the US
InStat-MDR: Broadband has the same effect as cable in the 80s
Verizon plans to have 18 mln households on fiber access by 2007
123 mln broadband subscribers in June 2004, 78 mln of them have DSL
In 2007 50 mln Europeans will have broadband
6 mln broadband users in France by year-end 2004
US broadband penetration is 28.4% at the end of 2004
13 mln Chinese have DSL, China becomes the leader in DSL broadband subscribers
Third of UK households to have broadband before 2006
US business Internet access generated $12 bln in 2003
Asia-Pacific broadband prices to decline 20-25% a year
Comcast has 6 mln broadband cable subscribers
8.2 mln broadband subscribers in UK by year-end 2005
US broadband penetration reaches 51.42% in August 2004
78 mln DSL lines, 45 mln cable Internet hookups by June 2004
Top US broadband cities: San Diego, Phoenix, Detroit, New York, Sacramento
US loses 4th ranking in broadband penetration, now ranks 10th
16% global broadband penetration in 2008
51% of Americans use broadband
US broadband growth slows
UK broadband prices fell 13-16%
58% of broadband Koreans and 24% of broadband Americans download movies
Japanese government says it has the cheapest broadband
Top US broadband cities: San Diego, Boston, New York
49% of American homes have broadband
Broadband connections grew 20% in second half 2003
Europe broadband penetration to reach 41% by 2008
DSL providers added 1.17 mln customers in Q1 2004
US to add 8.5 mln broadband households by the end of 2004, most of them broadband
45 mln European households to have broadband by 2008
Average Australian broadband bill for business is $3500/month
83.4% US households connected by 2007
73.7% of Australian businesses choose DSL
34% Americans have broadband, 24% have broadband at home
Broadband increases demand for Web hosting
23 mln Americans have broadband, 55 mln - dial-up
73% of young broadband users file taxes electronically
71% would subscribe to $25 broadband line, 17% to $45
58% of small businesses have broadband
Cable-DSL 2003 customer increase rates: 60%-40%
24.6 mln broadband subscribers in the US
British Telecom is the top UK DSL retailer
64 mln DSL subscribers worldwide
NTT to have 2 million FTTH subscribers by March 2005
64% of broadband lines are cable
Broadband prices worldwide fell 22% in 3 years
Two thirds of US businesses have broadband
Digital cable grew 22% in 2003
12% of US households have home networks
Dial-up in Western Europe: falling, but still important
Half of affluent households are online
Service-Oriented Architectures to reach $43 bln by 2010
Kids complain about school Internet speed
US broadband connectivity up 18% in 1H 2003
4.1 mln Canadians are on broadband
Oftel: 3 mil broadband users in UK
BT: Everyone in UK will have broadband by 2005
Fiberoptic network market size is $264/$310 M in the US in 2003
Broadband growth in the US: +2M in Q3 2003
100 M homes will have broadband in 2004
Broadband will explode in Asia/Pacific
Gartner on DSL shipments
IDC on fiber to the premises
Business 'broadband' in Ireland
Point Topic: 60 M DSL lines globally by year end
Gartner: Fiber capacity will quadruple by 2005
Leichtman: US broadband users up by 2 million in Q3 2003
Gartner on broadband market in India
Yankee Group: 77% of broadband users satisfied with their ISP
Broadband subscribers prefer telephone support
In-stat/MDR on broadband CPE market
Yankee Group: Price still an issue for broadband
Forrester: Broadband data for the US
Point Topic: DSL demand up
ITU: 62M people have broadband
Jupiter: Why do people switch to broadband?
Japan is #1 in DSL growth
UK broadband potential at 80%
Forrester names Europe's lower tier broadband nations
Worldwide Cable Modem Subs Expected to Double By 2007

Consoles

Online gaming to generate $8 bln by 2008
Videogame market to grow 0% in 2004
26% of gamers cut TV watching, 20% plan to do so
60% of those who can play online do
Main reason for PC gaming is fun
80% would rather give up console than TV
Online gaming to generate $1.1 bln by 2008
37% of gamers now game online
Video gaming to attain $29 bln in 2007
750K XBox'ers, 2.4M PlayStation owners are gaiming online
40% of Americans buy computer games
Gaming market reaches $24 billion
iSuppli: PC consoles sales to fall
Console market share

Consumer electronics

11 mln digital cable set top boxes shipped in 2004
410K cars and SUVs sold in first half of 2004 had pre-installed DVD systems
Wishlist for Christmas 2004: HDTV, MP3 player, digital camera
Interactive program guides for PVRs to generate $1 bln by 2008
Average digital TV to cost $690 in 2008
29% of British households will own a digital radio in 2008
200K digital TV subscribers in China in 2003
Home theater installations to rise 12-15% in 2004
37 mln US households to subscribe to HDTV by 2008
11 mln US households will have digital TV set by year-end 2004
8 mln LCD TV units sold in 2004, 13.8 mln will sell in 2005
8.6 mln digital TV sets will be sold in 2004
40% of US households will own an HDTV-ready TV set
50 mln Flash-based music players will be sold in 2008
Russian plasma TV sales grew 93% in 2003, will grow 78% in 2004
5.6 mln rear-projection TVs will be sold in 2004
20% of DVR owners use the word "love", when referring to DVR
89 mln European households to use digital TV in 2007
DVR penetration to reach 41% by 2009
Only 7% of consumers will definitely purchase Portable Media Center
China digital camera sales up 280% in Q2 2004
Plasma TV sales up 169% YTY in Q1 2004
55 mln DTT households in EU by 2009
DVD player profit margins hit $1
18% of Brits have digital cameras
Consumer electronics prices fell 3.1% in May
Digital TV sets will net $70 billion in 2008
72% would buy a media hub, only 41% know how to use them
Consumer electronics prices fall 2%
13% of consumers plan to buy a DVD recorder
40% of Americans own a digital camera
11 mln DVD burners will sell over the next 18 months
DVR growth rate is expected at 46.9%
LCD TV market to double in 2004
LCD TV sales went up 23% in Q4 2003
DVR market to grow 59% yearly till 2008
70K HDTVs sold in EU in 2003
Satellite customers are bigger fans of PVRs
DVD recorder shipments increased 200% in 2003
Digital projection TVs outsell plasma screens
US consumer electronics sales data
Cameraphone sales to double this year, triple next year
42% of Americans will have digital camera by the end of 2004
UK digital TV penetration is 38.79% in 2003
Disposable cameras the only bright spot in film camera market
70% want media servers from consumer electronics, not PC manufacturers
70% of Americans know about DVRs, 48% know what TiVo is
19 mln digital radios will be sold in 2007
Plasma TV, cameraphones "hot" among consumers
25% of people think they own an HDTV, 50% don't buy the product due to difficulties in using it
IDC revises LCD TV forecast to 50 mln units in 2007
Both digital cameras and phones to grow
1.8'' hard drives up due to high demand, iPods
Demand for HDTV tuners u[p
More digital than film cameras sold
Sweden to lead the world in digital TV
90% of leaked movies leak from cinema camcorders
4.7% of TV sets sold in US are US-made
Digital TV set-top boxes grew 28% in 2003
8.24 mln DVD recorders will sell in 2004
15% of US adults plan to get HDTV
MPEG2 DVD-recorder chip prices to fall
Flat panel TV pricess will fall 30% in 2004
Rear-projection TV sales

E-commerce

Microcommerce to generate $60 bln by 2015
Holiday sales online to generate $13.2 bln
$13.2 bln will be spent online during 2004 holiday season
71% of online car researchers never contact the dealer
US retail sales jumped 1.5% in September
Consumer sentiment down in October
50 mln people use PayPal
Only 10% of Internet users in China shop online
Only 12% of consumers plan to spend more this holiday season
Micropayments grew 350% in 2004
98% of online retailers expect growth during holiday season
4% of Americans buy drugs online
30% of catalog purchases took place on the Web in 2003
$22.34 bln in online sales in Q4 2004
For every $1 spent online, consumers spend $1.70 offline
45% of consumers buy computers and consumer electronics direct
Internet users spend more time shopping online in August 2004
16% of all online attacks are targeting e-commerce sites
69% of online shoppers visit offline stores, then buy online
Insurance companies spend $1.6 bln yearly on e-commerce
$7.5 bln of apparel and accessories to sell online in 2004
E-mail electronic payments to generate $326 mln in 2005
61% of US Internet users research their car purchases online
90% of eBay's users are buyers
E-book sales up 28% in Q1 2004
US e-commerce grew 23% in Q2 2004
E-commerce to reach $316 bln by 2010
Offering more payment types increases sales by 20%
Online sales up 23% in Q2 2004
10% of all UK credit card payments are made online
Less than 10% of Internet shoppers consider customer reviews valuable
Amazon and eBay Web services usage statistics
UK e-commerce grew 44% in 2003, 46% in 2004
10-17% of Americans buy drugs from foreign and rogue sites
50% of consumers fear to shop online because of spam
US states lose $15.5 bln in sales tax to e-commerce in 2003
10 mln Americans purchased digital content
Online sales for first half of 2004 reached $27.8 bln, up 25.3%
12.7% of all books in 2003 were sold over the Web
67 mln Europeans shop online
June online sales up 33% YTY
Google ads cut marketing costs for online retailers
Online retailers' profit margins reached 16% in 2003
E-commerce revenues reached $15.5 bln in Q1 2004, up 28%
Denmark is top e-commerce country
Online travel to reach $71 bln by 2006
37% offline retailers are using Internet
32% of online buyers like online pharmacies better
Small business who use eBay are more likely to grow
E-Commerce penetration ratio in European countries
Online retail up 32% YTY in March
Niche Marketing, Amazon, Kiss.com are top referral programs in February
Interesting eBay facts
50-75% of online hotel booking happens at a hotel site
Spam-commerce generated $11.7 bln
US online sales reached $50 bln
$12.5 bln in online payments in 2005
Online retail volume will reach $100 bln in 2004
E-commerce gets the highest consumer satisfaction rating
Jewelry and watches gain in St Valentine sales
Fastest sites for the past 6 months: Eddie Bauer, JC Penney
UK women outspend men online
$12.8 bln will be spent on Valentine Day gifts
Hacker probes increased 176%
Merchants more concerned with online fraud
62% of online purchases in Q4 were made by women
Wrap rage on the rise in UK
Average online buy takes 3.67 minutes and 4.6 clicks
Some e-commerce facts about Amazon
College students still prefer offline bookstores
Half of UK Internet users shopped online
US online sales to reach $117 bil in 2008
Jupiter: Online retail could bring $65 billion in 2004
Online holiday sales were up 22% in Q4 2003
35% of online buyers don't buy because of surprise costs
E-commerce spending to grow 4.8% in 2004
Holiday spending was up 35% in 2003
Internet Fraud Complaint Center received 60% more complaints in 2003
British retail Christmas shopping up
ComScore: Online sales ring up $2.1 bln in 2003
Shoppers prefer low prices
56% of US companies buy online
Online shopping sites slow down under load
UK e-commerce up 44% in November 2003
States will lose $44 bln from e-commerce in 2011
Holiday shopping $8.5 bln in the US this year
45% of consumers research offline and buy online
Gartner on online fraud statistics
E-commerce up 39% in UK
Online sales statistics and forecasts: compilation
BizRate: Thanksgiving online sales up 30%
Net did not kill the physical store
Black Friday shopping
$100 bil will be spent on US e-commerce in 2003
Losses from online fraud decline
DoC: Online sales up 27%
BSA: 3% of US consumers will buy all gifts online
Online sales in Europe up 18% this holiday season
Visa or MasterCard? Here's the US data
What electronics is popular among teenagers
Jupiter: Online holiday shopping data
Burst: 64.8% consumers will research gifts online
Amazon: Full-text searching increased sales
Nielsen: Comparison shopping is popular
Retail Forward: 2002 online retail data
eMarketer on online retail
Visa: credit card fraud numbers
Interland: Corporate satisfaction with Web sites
Forrester: E-Commerce forecast for the US
Forrester: Web retailers turn to profit
Retail Forward: Online Xmas shopping up to $17B
ComScore: Online travel numbers
The DRG: People spend $137.6 B offline after researching online
Book economics: pricing vs. sales
Wholesale business on eBay
A.T. Kearney: Spending on e-business
Spending Power of Kids and Teens in US

E-government

European e-government spending to increase in 2005
Top e-government sites: Taiwan, Singapore, USA, Canada
Federal IT spending to reach $75 bln in 2009
Michigan, Washington and Virginia have the best e-government programs
75% think e-government initiatives are a waste of money
Canadian e-government usage increases
97 million Americans use e-government services
Canadians vote online because of convenience
33% of Canadians use e-government sites
85% of online Americans are registered voters
Microsoft market share for government services in Australia is at 3.7%
Government IT spending to grow 12.1% in Asia Pacific
EU online government presence reaches 43%
16% of government IT spending went towards e-government
E-governement users numbers stay flat
US leads the world in technology utilization
Most Countries' Web Sites Are Ignored
UN: E-government not too successful
NASTD: US IT spending
IDC: Government spending around the world
Voters Highly Engaged with Politics Online

E-mail

Average corporate user receives sends 34, receives 99 e-mails a day
Americans lost $500 mln to phishing
61% of e-mail marketers don't report bounced e-mails
60% of North American users are using some anti-spam solution
Only 6.9% of e-mails were infected by virus in August 2004
$41 bln will be spent on spam defense in 2004
38% of all North American e-mails are spam
1 exabyte of e-mail sent in 2003
29% of Web users send as many instant messages as e-mails
Top 10 spam countries for July
In 28% of the cases consumers fall for phishing e-mail
14% of business users think e-mail will become obsolete
Financial firms will lose $400 mln to phishing in 2004
78% of executives worry about network security, but still open e-mail attachments
Almost half of large companies monitor outgoing e-mail
5 countries generate 99% of spam
More than 50% of phishing victims report identities stolen
64% of May e-mail was spam
85% will open an attachment, if it came from a friend
Daily Comcast users send 100 mln valid messages, 700 mln spam e-mails
Spam cost companies $2000 an employee a year
Health care is primary category for spam
80% of spam originates from infected machines
10-15% of unsubscribe links do not work
E-mail CTR increases by 96% in Q1 2004
50% of customer e-mails end up in void
Kids get spam and porn spam
Cost of spam to average company is $4.1 mln
Phishing e-mails increase thousandfold
Users without anti-spam spend 43 minutes checking e-mails
Russian ISPs spent $55 mln fighting spam
NetZero's spam filters are the toughest
E-mail marketing to reach $6.1 bln in 2008, 6395 spam messages a year
Canadians receive 7,000 spam messages a year
More than 75% of anti-spam software vendors to disappear
77% of Internet users are uncomfortable online because of spam
19% of marketing e-mails never reach customers
Biggest spammers in the world
Phishing attacks up 50% in January
65% of newsletters are used for personal, 40% for business reasons
Brightmail says 60% of e-mail is spam
Legitimate e-mail blocks will cost $419 mil in 2008
Spam and filters are biggest challenges in e-mail marketing
Phishing up 400% over Christmas holidays
5% respond to phishy e-mail
83% of Americans will register for 'do-not-spam' list
35 M e-mails will be sent out daily by 2005
Sophos: Third of spam e-mail is sent through 0wned PCs
Geographic origins of spam
What e-mail marketers are concerned about?
Gartner on enterprise spam
Solid Oak: As much as 90% of e-mail is spam
50% of consumers boycott spammers
Luth: Donations through e-mail don't quite work
Pew report on spam
Radicati: Spam statistics
In-flight e-mail numbers
E-mail: People read only 65% of the newsletters
Radicati: Anti-spammers make more money than spammers
E-mail click rates

Employment

IT salaries in India up 19% in 2004, Hewlett-Packard India has highest salaries
More than half of Silicon Valley employees left after the 2000 dotcom bust
IT contractor demand in UK almost doubled by Q3 2004
Tech layoffs up 60% in Q3 2004
Most IT departments will employ half as many people in 2008
In 2002 27.2% of computer science jobs belonged to women
IT salaries to grow 10-15% in the next three years
Most of recruiting happens through employee referrals and search firms
42.5% were satisfied with their financial situation in September
European IT to add 2 mln jobs in the next four years
Personal income rises in all 50 states, Washington leads with 2.4% increase
82% of companies need business skills, only 56% offer training
2004 salaries out of college: $52K for chemical engineering, $51K for engineering, $49K for computer science
200K IT jobs lost since Nov 2001
230K IT jobs waiting to be filled by the end of 2004
Salaries of CEOs who offshore grew 46% in 2003
11.2% of tech workers were laid off, 8.9% left their jobs themselves in 2003
Highest paying IT jobs
US to lose 6% of call centers by 2008
22% of science and engineering workers never finished college
IT optimism up, unemployment down
IT executive salary increased 1.9% in 2003
36% of employees spend at least 30 minutes a week on tech support
Average network executive salary is $111K
Average IT worker supports 120.3 users
44 mln telecommuting today, 51 mln by 2008
Average US pay raise will be 3.3% in 2004
94% of IT companies will be hiring next quarter
Small business employment grows 2.28%
11,000 computer jobs added in June
IT management salaries slide
IT morale low at 72% of US companies
3% of Americans work at call centers
US May layoffs stay on the same levels
1.1 mln Americans employed in IT
Computer Science enrollment dropped 18% in 2003
30% of executives engaged in workplace dating, 1% prohibit dating co-workers
42 mln. teleworkers in the US
Top-demand IT skills in Canada - TCP/IP, WinXP, Win2k, security, MS SQL
Computer science enrollment down 23%, computer engineering down 19%
Only 1 in 7 IT workers happy with their job
US jobless claims are at 3-year low
More than 50% of job applicants lie on their resume
Top jobs for now and 2010
Americans have mediocre work spaces, slack off 40-hour weeks
Average software engineering pay is $67,670
IT employment expected to pick up 3%
UK hourly IT contractor rates are at GBP 45
UK unemployment hits 30-year-low
Computer engineering and chemical engineering are the most lucrative jobs
US unemployment rate is 5.6%
IT salaries up 2% in 2003, average IT salary is $69.4K
US worker productivity increased 2.7% in Q4 2003
117K jobs lost in the US, India's economy grows 8%
Silicon Valley will add 17K new jobs
UK IT job market on the rise in Q4 2003
Top concerns among Americans: health care costs and unemployment
Silicon Valley sheds 5% of jobs
Forrester: 26% of IT jobs gone by 2015
BrainBench: US IT salaries will grow 1-5% in 2004
US IT employment down 8% in 2003
US jobs up
US productivity up 9.4% in Q3 2003
AEA: tech job numbers in the US
High unemployment expected in Germany
Call-center workers in India
Reuters: Indian software salaries
How employers rank certifications in terms of ROI
Russian IT job market
Online job postings
7 fastest growing occupations

General

US clinical trial management systems market to grow at 13% a year
Less than 25% of doctor's offices have IT support
IBM Global Services is the top Western European services company
Robot population to grow 7 times by 2007
Howard Stern deal adds 69K subscribers to Sirius
23 mln Americans subscribe to satellite TV, 73.7 mln have cable
One-third of managers cannot manage
More than 5300 tech acquisitions by Oct 2004
Average number of TV channels receivable by US household drops in 2004
Power over Ethernet shipments to double each year till 2007
33% of Irish businesses do not have business continuity process
Browser-based industrial interfaces to grow at 15.5% a year
10% of travelers bring in 44% of revenues
14.5 mln credit and debit cards issued in Ukraine
Business process outsourcing will top $100 bln in 2004
Current technology book market trends
US service economy grew 4.4% in Q2 2004
30% of companies plan to offshore their IT
Top innovations of the past 75 years: PC, Internet, DNA discovery
7% of IT departments use grid computing
Indian IT services to grow at 17.3% CAGR
Nanostorage to generate $65.7 bln in 2011
Business motivation and self-improvement market generates $5,7 bln a year
16% of IT executives clueless about grid computing
31% of Silicon Valley companies want to move out
Foreigners in US science schools: 17% of bachelors, 29% of Masters and 38% of PhDs
World's most expensive cities
34K self-checkout machines employed in the US stores
US home prices up 8.1% in Q1 2004
52 federal agencies routinely mine personal data
Router market shares: Cisco vs. Juniper
Nanotechnology market to gain $1 trillion by 2015
53% of medium businesses use ASPs
Gartner compiles top 10 technologies for 2005
Tech Pulse grew 39.3% in March
83% of business executives do something else while reading a paper
Who's responsible for teaching kids digital copyright basics?
68% of IT execs have contacted a vendor after reading a white paper
Computer workstations are germ heavens
Starbucks has 30 mln weekly customers
US tech sector February growth is at 35.3%
Feds to invest over $1 bln into nanotechnology in 2004
Eastern European market share in IT to increase
New York, Chicago, Philadelphia are commuter's nightmare
Microfluidics market reached $1.7 bln in 2003
Investing in socially responsible companies generates higher returns
45% of executives don't expect customer loyalty
US industrial production up 0.8% in January
Businesses over-estimate their trustworthy image
Small and medium business lose $11K a year due to IT problems
US technology grew at annual rate of 36% in January 2004
17% of Americans tried Atkins diet, 4% still on it
22 tech IPOs in 2003, 12 priced above initial
US service industry grows
Google tops the list of global brands
US manufacturing activity hits 20-year-high
Cable owns 75% of TV market, satellite - 22%
30% hate cell phones, 25% - alarm clocks, 23% - TV
Movie sales down in 2003
IT contributed $872 bln to US GDP in 2003
Startups go out of business more often in Korea
BPO Market To Increase 15.2% To Reach $12 Billion by 2007
US exported $110 bln of IT equipment in 2002
InStat/MDR: VoIP revenue to reach $141 mln in 2007
Gartner: Service provider revenue up
Gartner: CPM popular among corps
CD-R prices will go up in 2004
Decima: Digital TV penetration in Canada will reach 41% by 2004 year end
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