Brits Still Love Their Telly

With the competition in trying to get your attention to watch the ever increasing number of TV platforms, television broadcasters both new and old seem to be popping up everywhere. So should the traditional platform of TV broadcasts via terrestrial Aerial Masts now admit defeat and shrink into the shadows, never to be seen again? Well, it may surprise you that despite TV now broadcast over broadband becoming more popular, there seems to be no demise in viewers watching their favourite telly through the airwaves as they have always done. In a report just out "National Obsession, Our Relationship with TV" 

When it comes to what we watch, the research shows that Britons are a conservative bunch, drawn to the same programmes out of habit and routine. Nearly a quarter of those surveyed (24%) said they watch ‘on autopilot’, whilst a further third (33%) admitted that TV provides a sense of structure to their lives. 45% said TV helps them relax or switch off.

Brits are also cautious when choosing new programmes to watch. Whilst one in six (16%) say they will watch a new TV show because of FOMO (fear of missing out) and one in four (25%) because it’s being talked about in the media, many Britons are risk averse, opting for new shows that come recommended by friends or family (43%) or starring their favourite actor (35%).
"From Freeview"

There is a big part of peoples lives taken up with watching TV because it is a social time for friends and family. Particularly when the soaps are on it is not only a time to sit down and watch together but also it helps when conversing with colleges or friends as it is often a topic of conversation. 
It certainly seems that the traditional way we watch TV hasn't changed too much over the years and it looks like it will be here for years to come. For help with any TV reception problems or for TV Aerial Installation click here