Surveys

The MCA has today published the results of a survey it carried out between January and February 2012, in order to gauge organisations’ perceptions and satisfaction levels with regard to the bulk-mail service, amongst other postal services provided by MaltaPost Plc.

The MCA has today published the results of a survey it carried out in November, in order to gauge consumer perceptions and satisfaction levels with regard to postal services in Malta.

The MCA has today published the results of a survey it carried out in November, in order to gauge micro businesses perceptions and satisfaction levels with regard to postal services in Malta.

In the ever-changing domain of business, companies worldwide are making every effort to achieve a balance between digital media (which represents a fresher, more contemporary approach to marketing) and offline marketing channels to appease long-standing clients. Such a tight-rope, particularly in a scenario where one needs to appeal to a local landscape, might seem particularly difficult to straddle.

The MCA has today published the final set of survey results it carried out between July and September, in order to gauge consumer perceptions and satisfaction levels with regard to fixed telephony services in Malta. This last publication of survey results concludes a series of four surveys which have also covered broadband internet, broadcasting and mobile telephony during the past weeks.

The MCA has today published the third set of survey results carried out between July and September, in order to gauge consumer perceptions on electronic communications services. The results published today are of a survey related to mobile services, whereby telephone interviews were carried with respondents chosen at random from GO’s and Melita’s online telephone directories. Only residential users were considered for this survey.

The MCA has today published the results of a survey it carried out between July and September, in order to gauge consumer perceptions and satisfaction levels with regard to broadcasting services. Following last month’s internet broadband survey publication, this is the second in a series of MCA surveys, which will also cover mobile and fixed telephony, results of which will be published in the coming weeks.

This is a follow up on a previous qualitative research carried out by the MCA in 2006.
The Authority felt the need to gauge developments amongst the different “commercial operators” in the field, assess whether the implementation of the 2006 recommendations has had any positive impact on the sector, identify any remaining or new barriers to the take up of such services and make new recommendations both to government, and public sector entities, the industry as well as constituted bodies, where appropriate.

The MCA has today published the results of a survey it carried out between July and September, in order to gauge consumer perceptions and satisfaction levels with regard to broadband internet services. This is the first in a series of surveys, which will also cover mobile and fixed telephony, as well as broadcasting services.

According to a survey commissioned by the Digital Switchover Committee in May, it is estimated that 4,760 households still rely on free-to-air transmissions received via conventional rooftop aerials to watch Maltese TV.