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Leichtman Research Group, Inc. (LRG) specializes in research and consulting on the impact and adoption of broadband, media and entertainment products and services. We offer our clients: - Strategic Advisory Service - a customizable program to meet individual client needs with multiple ways for clients to benefit from direct interaction with LRG experts - Consumer-Focused Surveys Five syndicated studies on key industry topics conducted annually - Customized Research - Based on LRG's industry insights and knowledge - Industry Analysis Following industry-wide issues and trends in the broadband, media and entertainment industries - Speaking Engagements - Presentations for corporate meetings and industry conferences
President
Bruce LeichtmanNumber of Employees 2
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NAICS Code All Other Business Support Services: 561499
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HDTV sales strong -- among wealthier consumers, study says
- 2006-10-25
NEW YORK -- Electronics stores are selling lots of HDTV sets, but that doesn't mean the technology has gone mainstream just yet. Well-to-do consumers still dominate buying: 26% of HDTV owners have more than one set -- up from 11% last year -- according a study out today from Leichtman...
HDTV: HD's Quiet Revolution
- 2006-10-23
It's not whole hog yet, but cable operators are embracing HD in a way they haven't before. By M.C. Antil, CableWorld Magazine Things have changed. With the perception that HD sets are flying off shelves and will be in 75% of homes by 2010, many operators are...
Walking the retailer walk: Cox heads to stores to pitch HDTV service.(SPECIAL REPORT: ON THE ROAD TO HI-DEF SUCCESS)(Cox Communications Inc.)(High definition television)
- 2005-11-21
Chances are, if you walk to any Best Buy or Circuit City store in Orange County, Calif., between now and the Super Bowl, you'll run into more than just the retail chains' salesmen. You're just as likely to find a Cox Communications...
The HDTV revolution: takes its time: many talk about high-def; few have it.(HDTV SPECIAL REPORT)(high definition television)
- 2005-05-30
Lest anyone forget, the high-definition revolution is, at this point, not much more than a guerilla movement. Very few viewers have HDTV sets. Over the past year, sales have surged for digital TVs, most of which are high-def--capable, but only 5% of...
That’s a Great Picture, But It Isn’t HDTV (Broadcasting and Cable)
- 2004-12-06
Half the people who think they're watching HDTV really aren't. So says a new study just released by Durham, N.H.-based Leichtman Research Group. On the consumer side, the general understanding of HDTV apparently is forgotten once consumers enter the big-box appliance stores, see the array...
HDTV from a consumer perspective.(Special report: high-definition TV)(Brief Article)
- 2004-11-29
The Leichtman Research Group's most recent report sheds light on consumer perception of HDTV and the financial status of purchasers of HD sets and programming packages. The findings were based on a phone survey conducted last September of about 1,300 consumers 18 years old and older....
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Decision Makers
| Name (plus bio) | Position |
|---|---|
| Bruce Leichtman | President |
Bruce Leichtman is the president and principal analyst of Leichtman Research Group, Inc. Bruce has consulted with dozens of organizations throughout the industry, helping companies understand the market potential and obstacles for delivering various products and services. As an industry expert, Bruce is a frequent public speaker at conferences and events, and his insights have often appeared in the media, including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Business Week, The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer, NPR and CNN. Bruce brings years of both analyst/consulting and industry experience to LRG. He served as Vice President of Media and Internet Strategies for the Yankee Group, a leading research analyst firm, starting the company's successful Media and Entertainment Strategies Planning Service in 1997. Prior to joining the Yankee Group, Leichtman was director of marketing for Continental Cablevision, where he worked on the deployment of new products and services, and provided competitive analysis and positioning. Bruce has also served as Chair of the Editorial Board for the Cable & Telecommunications Marketing Association (CTAM) journal, and received CTAM's TAMI award in 2001 for service to the organization. Bruce received a B.S. degree in communications management from Syracuse University and an M.B.A. from the University of Rochester. Bruce has also run in the last four consecutive Boston Marathons to help raise money for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
| Organization | Position | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Leichtman Research Group, Inc. | President | Current |
| Leichtman Research Group, Inc. | Principal Analyst | Current |
| Yankee Group Research, Inc. | Vice President of Media and Internet Strategies | Former |
| The Yankee Group | Vice President of Media and Internet Strategies | Former |
| Continental Cablevision | Director of Marketing | Former |
| Syracuse University | B.S. Degree In Communications Management | Former |
| University of Rochester | M.B.A. | Former |
| Syracuse University | B.S. Degree In Communications Management | Former |
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