Le transmedia et le linéaire, la TV et Internet
Par Nicolas Bry • 4 mar, 2010 • Catégorie: Technologies & Communautés 2.0, Usages
Voici quelques prédictions intéressantes sur 2010 réalisées par le cabinet Deloitte (Deloitte Media Predictions 2010)
Premier enseignement : la consommation linéaire à la télévision restera largement majoritaire par rapport à la consommation délinéarisée (20 à 30 heures par semaine vs 90′ à 2 heures) ; le contenu on-demand sur Internet est susceptible d’ailleurs d’augmenter la consommation du direct à la TV : le Transmedia Lab se tue à le dire ! ;-)
Linear’s got legs: the television and radio schedule stays supreme
“But for the mass market, the vast majority of content consumed is likely to be linear. In 2010, average weekly consumption of scheduled television is likely to run between 20 and 30 hours in major markets.1 This compares to an average of 90 minutes to two hours for all forms of nonlinear television, whether in the form of DVDs, DVRs, or video-on-demand. To put the contrast in perspective, US consumption of online full-program video would have to rise over 75-fold just to equal scheduled TV viewing.
Consumption of linear TV may also be encouraged by the availability and demise of on-demand sites. The availability of on-demand can increase overall demand for scheduled programming: content watched using online catch-up services can encourage consumers to watch the next episode or listen to a radio presenter’s next show live. The most popular content viewed online tends also to be the most popular watched via broadcast.And while new online video sites continue to be launched, there may also be a number of highprofile failures, largely resulting from the inability to make online advertising-funded video pay.
Further, comparisons of nonlinear to linear are often nonequivalent. Consumption of nonlinear may often appear greater as the numbers reported are larger.But a like-for-like comparison, based on viewing or listening hours, for example, would probably reveal a contrary picture. Broadcast is measured by viewers. Metrics for online video include page impressions, page views, unique users, and requests. Often, little distinction is made between a clip and a full program even though the commercial significance for each may vary considerably. The definition of an online “user” may remain vague, as well as the quantification of an online view.
It may be that in the long run, the majority of all audio and video consumed will be nonlinear. But in 2010, most consumers of content are likely to remain happily beholden to the schedule, rather than resentful of what some pundits have labeled the “tyranny of the schedule.” However, given that hundreds of millions of individuals may be spending at least 40 percent of their waking hours listening to television or radio, linear is likely to remain dominant not just in 2010 but for many years to come.” (Lire la suite…)
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C’est le dernier jour pour vous souhaiter à tous une superbe année 2010, sous le signe de la transversalité et du transmedia !

Le collage, qui fut naguère une activité artistique rangée aux cotés du macramé et de la poterie, connaît, avec l’ubiquité des outils numériques, un plébiscite au sein de la génération des ‘digital natives’. La maxime de Lavoisier, “rien ne se perd, rien ne se crée, tout se transforme”, prend, à l’époque de Photoshop, d’iMovie et du web 2.0, une résonnance mondiale au sein de cette première génération globale, au point de constituer une très large part des fameuses contributions utilisateurs, dont raffolent les média sociaux.



