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The National Survey on Availability and Use of Information Technologies in Households ( ENDUTIH) 2015 revealed that 33% of households did not have access to digital television to June 2015.
the survey was conducted on a sample of 80 thousand 847 homes across the country during the second quarter 2015 and applied for over six years, found that 46.8% of households depended on an analog television, 23.7% had a digital screen, 23% had both technologies and 7.5% had no TV, said Arturo Blancas, director General Statistics National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI).
from 33% of households with analog televisions, 3.3% had decoder to receive digital signals, the official press conference said.
White said it is a specific survey and that gives many advantages, because in addition to an initial question cards were shown and validated with another set of questions about use or technology, so that guarantees that the answer initial “tie” and confirm that it is digital TVs.
in this regard, Gabriel Contreras, president of the Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT), said that in 2015 carried out a campaign intensive communication to achieve analogue switch, so “we are confident that undoubtedly increased penetration”.
Contreras mentioned that proof of this is that the third quarter of 2015, the penetration of pay television increased and 53 of every 100 households have the service.
Meanwhile, Monica Aspe, Secretary of Communications of the Secretariat of Communications and Transportation (SCT), explained that June 2015 missing 6.6 million digital televisions to deliver, so that the distribution of 10.2 million units at the end of 2015, more campaign IFT, affect the penetration of digital television.
the survey shows that only five states -New Leon, Guanajuato, Jalisco, Mexico City and Querétaro had more than 60% penetration of digital television to June 2015, while entities Tlaxcala, Guerrero, Oaxaca and Chiapas were under 35% penetration.
“We know that data ENDUTIH may not reflect the dependence of households analogue television at the time of the blackout, because that happened several months later,” said Aspe.
on December 31, 2015 was carried out the analog blackout in Mexico, so that televisions stopped capture analog signals and receive only digital.
it also announced that the Internet penetration is 39.2% in households, so that 60.8% of households do not have the service, and at the level of people, 62.4 million use the network.
on computers, 44.9% of households have one and 51.3% of people using a PC. In mobile telephony, 71.5% of Mexicans is service user.
The ENDUTIH 2015 cost 67 million pesos, a figure that contrasts with the 9 million pesos Module on Availability and Use of Technology Information in Households (MODUTIH) survey on the same subject after 2001 was 2014.
at a press conference, Julio Santaella, chairman of the Governing Board INEGI, said that of 67 million pesos, the Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT) contributed 28 million, the Secretariat of Communications and Transportation (SCT) 10200000 and the institute in charge of the 28.7 million remaining.
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