6.5 million Americans tuned into mobile video in August, with UGC the top choice.
Comscore's Mobile Benchmark Study of Mobile Media Consumption said AT&T claimed the most mobile video viewers, with 4.4 percent of its subscribers accessing either programmed or on-demand mobile video.It said on-demand video was the most popular format, with 3.6 million viewers, and that amateur or UGC video was the most popular type of content, with 1.3 million viewers. Music videos topped the ‘programmed mobile broadcast’ genre.
“While the most popular forms of mobile TV and video are genres such as music videos and movie trailers which offer short video snacks, the data also show a nascent audience for long-form mobile content such as TV shows,” said Mark Donovan, senior analyst, comScore. “At under three per cent penetration, the mobile video audience in the US remains small, but it is composed largely of males between 18 and 34 years old, which could make it attractive to advertisers seeking to reach multi-tasking early-adopters who don’t have time for appointment television.”
Per cent Subscribers Watching Programmed or On Demand Mobile Video
AT&T 4.4%
Sprint 4.2%
T-Mobile 2.4%
Verizon 2.4%
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Mobile On-Demand Video Audience
Amateur Video Clips 1.346m
Music Videos 1.224m
Comedy Videos 1.179m
Movie Trailers 1.074m
Full TV/film 727,000
News 645,000
Entertainment News 629,000
Mobile Broadcast Video Audience
Music Videos 639,000
Full TV/film 622,000
Movie Trailers 617,000
Comedy Videos 596,000
Weather 581,000
News 563,000





















