Baby Boomers
TV & Mobile Device Use By Generation [CHART]
Almost two-thirds of Gen Y (aged 13-32) smartphone owners report using their device while watching primetime TV, while 56% of Gen X (33-46) smartphone owners do the same.
Read MoreDemographics: Desire To Blend In vs. Stand Out [CHART]
58% of US adults aged under 35 would rather stand out from than blend into the crowd.
Read MoreLocation-Tagging Social Posts By Generation [CHART]
73% of on-the-go mobile consumers aged 25-34 and 75% of those aged 24 and younger location-tag their social sharing posts and pictures.
Read MoreSocial Customer Service [INFOGRAPHIC]
18- to 34-year-olds are more than three times as likely to use social media to complain about a brand or product than those in the 47-to-64 age group.
Read MoreLocation-Based Advertising Usefulness By Generation [CHART]
45% of 13- to 17-year-olds surveyed said they thought location-based ads were more useful than traditional ads.
Read MoreMobile Phone Use For TV Content By Generation [CHART]
32% of cell owners used their mobile devices to find television-related content.
Read MoreCell Phones As A Distraction From TV By Generation [CHART]
38% of adult cell owners reported using their mobile device to keep themselves occupied during commercials or other breaks in a program.
Read MoreDemographics Of Cell Phone Owing TV Viewers [TABLE]
Half of all adult cell owners (52%) have used their phones recently for engagement, diversion, or interaction with other people while watching TV.
Read MoreMillennials vs. Boomers: Paid Video Content Consumption By Device [INFOGRAPHIC]
As paid video content becomes more available via different channels, tablet and wireless phone viewing of paid video has increased from 2011 levels, while viewing via PC/Mac has decreased.
Read MoreSocializing With Friends Online & Off by Select Demographics [CHART]
While 24% of American women say they socialize more with their friends online than “in the real world,” just 13% of men say the same.
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