Media Consumption Archives - Page 46 of 49

Time Spent Per Day With Major Media, 2009-2012 [CHART]

One of the curious qualities of fragmentation is that it yields audiences that appear large in aggregate form, but are actually smaller in real terms.

Time Spent With Major Media, 2009-2012 [CHART]

Consumers spend twice as much time with desktop media as they do with mobile, but time spent with mobile is growing at 14 times the rate of the desktop.

Digital Politics [INFOGRAPHIC]

This infographic from Pew Internet & American Life summarizes their research on the use of the Internet for politics.

Weekly Hispanic Communication Technology Use, March 2012 [CHART]

Online Hispanics averaging 4.0 hours per week on social networks, vs. 3.7 hours for online non-Hispanics.

Time Spent With Major Media, 2009-2012 [CHART]

This year, the amount of time US consumers spent using mobile devices will grow 51.9% to an average 82 minutes per day, up from just 34 minutes in 2010.

Device On Which News Consumers Prefer To See Ads, August 2012 [CHART]

Nearly half of all US news users told Pew they didn’t like to see ads on any digital platform where they read the news.

Daily & Weekly Content Activities Of Tablet Owners, August 2012 [TABLE]

Pew found that getting the news was the No. 2 activity conducted on tablets both on a daily and weekly basis, not far behind email.

Mobile Campaign News By Political Affiliation [TABLE]

Some 27% of registered voters who own a cell phone have used their phone during this election campaign to keep up with news related to the election or politics.

Most Popular Digital News Sources, October 2012 [CHART]

A slight majority of digital news consumers get their information from web-native sources like the Huffington Post or the Drudge Report, while 43% use digital versions of established news sources.

Losing Sleep Over Technology [INFOGRAPHIC]

This infographic by TakePart shows which generations are using the various technologies…and who loses sleep over it.