By Ken Y-N ( September 4, 2006 at 23:30)
· Filed under Internet, Polls
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japan.internet.com today published the results of a survey by JR Tokai Express Research into podcasting. They interviewed 331 people from their monitor pool, 87.6% male, employed in private or public enterprises. 7.3% were in their twenties, 39.9% in their thirties, 36.3% in their forties, 13.9% in their fifties, and 2.7% in their sixties.
I would be in the ex-users category, myself; even though this blog has been featured on three podcasts, the latest of them being Japundit’s podcast, Japan Talk, I have to admit I’ve not listened to the last two, and I in fact ditched my Sony hard disk player recently, but Panasonic’s recent announcement of their SD800N digital audio player with noise-cancelling headphones I could perhaps be persuaded to try again.
Q1: Do you know the word “podcasting”? (Sample size=331)
| Don’t know at all |
58.0% |
| Heard the word, but don’t really know what it means |
15.7% |
| Know what it is, but not used it |
14.2% |
| Currently using it |
6.6% |
| Have used it in the past |
5.4% |
Q2: What sort of programming do (did) you listen to? (Sample size=40, multiple answer)
| |
Votes |
Percentage |
| Music |
17 |
42.5% |
| News |
17 |
42.5% |
| Language learning-related |
16 |
40% |
| Moving pictures (videocasts) |
7 |
17.5% |
| Other |
8 |
20.0% |
Q3: On your home PC, which of the following podcast aggregating software tools are installed (or have been installed)? (Sample size=40, multiple answer)
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