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52% of U.S. consumers stop paying attention when ads come on the TV

2021-08-04 08:38:43| Digital TV News

July 29, 2021 As consumers have been forced to self-filter what they spend their attention on in an increasingly saturated attention environment, it is increasingly ads which are not making the cut, a new report from MIDiA has found. [ more ]

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