How are the UK public interacting with media?This year’s State of the Media Democracy Survey provides a ‘reality check’ on how UK consumers, across the generations, interact with media, entertainment, advertising and information and what their preferences might be in the future.
The pervasiveness of new devices on which to consume media is extending. Tablets are now as likely to be found in the hands of the over 55s as among the under 24s. This adoption is complementary, not cannibalistic of traditional media and traditional devices (such as TV sets), which still represent the majority of media consumption and delivery.
We look at five key themes on how consumers: use their multi-media devices, access media and entertainment content, interact with local media, react to advertising and perceive the issue of data security.
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How are consumer habits evolving in media consumption? View our infographic for some of the key findings. |
Watch and listen to our Deloitte industry experts as they discuss the key highlights from each theme in the report.
This is the sixth annual edition of research commissioned by Deloitte’s Media & Entertainment practice. In December 2011, an independent research firm surveyed over 16,700 consumers in eight countries. This report focuses on findings from the 2,200 respondents in the United Kingdom.
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Ed Shedd Managing Partner, Global Media & Entertainment Practice |
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Mark Lee-Amies Sponsoring Partner, UK Media Democracy Partner, Audit |
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Matthew Guest Author, UK Media Democracy Senior Manager, Consulting |