According to San Bruno, Calif.-based startup Devicescape, nearly 68 percent of 3,000 people surveyed said they’d watch ads in exchange for free Wi-Fi. About 16 percent, however, want nothing to do with ads and are happy to pay for their access. Nearly 25 percent said that they are willing to pay up to $3 an hour for Wi-Fi.
Here are the results of an extensive study conducted by Nielsen over whether people have purchased or willing purchase any of the following content online. The percentage of users who answered in the affirmative is offered alongside
Music : 57%
Theatrical movies : 57%
Games : 51%
Professionally produced videos (and TV shows) : 50%
Magazines : 49%
Newspapers : 42%
Internet only news sources : 36%
Radio (Music) : 32%
Podcasts : 28%
Social communities : 28%
Radio (News talk) : 26%
Consumer generated video : 24%
Blogs : 20%
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