Only 56% of Mexicans have access to broadcast television: IFT – La Jornada online

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Mexico City A total of 98 percent of Mexican households have at least one television, 56 percent of the population has access to broadcast television; and 81 percent watch TV channels open as a source of entertainment and information in accordance with the First National Survey of consumption of audiovisual content, prepared by the Federal Telecommunications Institute.

The survey it was applied to 8 000 750 users in urban and rural areas, seven years old to over 65 years, who in 64 percent of cases they said they see more often the so-called Canal de las Estrellas Televisa; 47 percent of TV Azteca Channel 13; 37 percent Canal 7; 36 percent Channel 5 and 17 percent Gala TV, more taste for telenovelas.

In the case of children the most attractive programs are El Chavo del 8 and SpongeBob.

Among the findings of Ifetel figure that 6 out of 10 people said not hire television services pay for the cost.

Among the population that does have TV service depaga the Ifetel found that more channels seen are the same that are transmitted in the open system, with 65 percent of preferences by Channel 2 or Channel of the stars; 45 percent Channel 13; 38 percent see Channel 7; 34 percent Channel 5; and 19 percent FOX signal, which itself is the pay system

The Ifetel said that among Internet users, 26 percent of respondents declared consuming audiovisual content this way.; 92 percent uses YouTube, which was placed as the most popular platform for accessing audiovisual; and 20 percent said using Netflix, both to watch music videos, movies and TV shows.

The survey revealed that the cell phone is the device most commonly used to consume audiovisual content online, and the main place to do that is home

in addition, 19 percent of the population surveyed said playing video games, 44 percent said they use the phone to access those contents.; 41 percent use 20 percent consoles and computers.

In the radio segment, 40 percent of respondents said radio listening, preferably by content type music, news and entertainment. Eight out of ten people listen to the radio at home; 74 percent reported using this service through a stereo or recorder; 17 percent do so using a cell phone and 14 percent listen by car or public transport.

Six percent of the population listen to Internet radio, because you can find reruns or podcast.