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iPad and HTML5 Adoption – Option 1 - Report and Appendices
In this report’s findings, fifty-seven percent of organizations that deliver video online are supporting the iPad, or will be by the end of 2010. “Supporting the iPad and HTML5— Timing, Motivation, Costs, and Scope,” details the plans of 1,147 survey respondents regarding support for the iPad, the HTML5 video tag, and a variety of mobile devices. The brief provides implementation data like content and monetization plans, and development budgets, enabling report buyers to make informed decisions about the timing, scope, and costs of their own iPad and HTML5-related implementations.
This version contains the full report plus 19 appendices detailing demographic data by enterprise type (media, non-media, education, government, non-profit/worship), revenue category, target market (B2B, B2C, B2Both) and number of video files offered on the enterprises primary web site.
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IPad and HTML5 Adoption – Option 2 - Report only
In this report’s findings, fifty-seven percent of organizations that deliver video online are supporting the iPad, or will be by the end of 2010. “Supporting the iPad and HTML5— Timing, Motivation, Costs, and Scope,” details the plans of 1,147 survey respondents regarding support for the iPad, the HTML5 video tag, and a variety of mobile devices. The brief provides implementation data like content and monetization plans, and development budgets, enabling report buyers to make informed decisions about the timing, scope, and costs of their own iPad and HTML5-related implementations.
This version contains just the report, no appendices.
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iPad and HTML5 Adoption – Option 3 – Appendices only
In this report’s findings, fifty-seven percent of organizations that deliver video online are supporting the iPad, or will be by the end of 2010. “Supporting the iPad and HTML5— Timing, Motivation, Costs, and Scope,” details the plans of 1,147 survey respondents regarding support for the iPad, the HTML5 video tag, and a variety of mobile devices. The brief provides implementation data like content and monetization plans, and development budgets, enabling report buyers to make informed decisions about the timing, scope, and costs of their own iPad and HTML5-related implementations.
This version contains only the 19 appendices detailing demographic data by enterprise type (media, non-media, education, government, non-profit/worship), revenue category, target market (B2B, B2C, B2Both) and number of video files offered on the enterprises primary web site.
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