This document summarizes findings from a survey on media consumption habits across different times of the weekday. It shows what devices and services Australians of different age groups use when consuming media before and after 5pm.
The key findings are:
1) For 18-24 year olds, Facebook is the most used platform across the whole day, while radio is most used before 5pm.
2) Radio and Facebook are the dominant media for 25-29 year olds before 5pm.
3) Radio is the most used platform before 9am for 30-39 year olds, and remains strong along with Facebook throughout the day.
4) Radio usage declines slightly with age but remains the top
US Digital Audio Market Overview TargetSpot Radio 2.0 Paris 2013ACTUONDA
US Digital Audio Market Overview
Presentation of Elizabeth Pardieu (Target Spot) at III Rencontres Radio 2.0 Paris (INA, 15 Oct 2013)
http://www.rr20.fr
Key demographic listening data for Internet Audio listening among 18-34s and 18-49s, taken from the Edison Research and Triton Digital Infinite Dial study.
US Digital Audio Market Overview TargetSpot Radio 2.0 Paris 2013ACTUONDA
US Digital Audio Market Overview
Presentation of Elizabeth Pardieu (Target Spot) at III Rencontres Radio 2.0 Paris (INA, 15 Oct 2013)
http://www.rr20.fr
Key demographic listening data for Internet Audio listening among 18-34s and 18-49s, taken from the Edison Research and Triton Digital Infinite Dial study.
2015-2016 Big Time Podcast Stats and Demographics from Bigfoot Podcast StudioMark Grimes
Who listens to podcasts? How many hours of podcasts are listened to by active listeners? How many podcasts are there on iTunes? What percentage of US population listened to podcasts over the last month? How do you produce and distribute a podcast?
The Podcast Consumer 2015 is a report on podcast consumption, the demographics of listeners, and their other behaviors in mobile, social, and other digital media. It is derived from The Infinite Dial 2015 from Edison Research and Triton Digital.
Edison Research Presents: Share of Ear May 2014Edison Research
Edison’s Share of Ear results are from a nationally representative sample of 2,096 Americans ages 13+ who completed a 24-hour audio listening diary during May 2014.
A presentation given at the end of the Transport Technology Forum in Adelaide on 23 November 2009. The presentation was to both look at the increasing importance on mobile in relation to the conference proceedings as a form of summary
Scott Jones, ChaCha - Think LA Mobile Breakfast ChaChaSlide
A 2011 state of the union address on where mobile has been and where it is going as far as the advertising and marketing worlds are concerned from one of mobile's founding fathers, Scott A. Jones.
Janey Gordon is a Principal Lecturer in Media and the project co-ordinator for the University’s community radio station Radio LaB. This is Janey's presentation on measuring audiences presented to the CMA's 2014 Conference on 14th June 2014.
This presentation of The Podcast Consumer 2016 contains all new data on podcast users in America, derived from the Infinite Dial 2016 study from Edison Research and Triton Digital. This presentation charts the rise of podcasting over the past decade, and also includes information on the following:
Demographics
Podcast Consumption
Device Usage
Social Media Behaviors
Other Media Behaviors
The updated Share of Ear ® for podcasting
2015-2016 Big Time Podcast Stats and Demographics from Bigfoot Podcast StudioMark Grimes
Who listens to podcasts? How many hours of podcasts are listened to by active listeners? How many podcasts are there on iTunes? What percentage of US population listened to podcasts over the last month? How do you produce and distribute a podcast?
The Podcast Consumer 2015 is a report on podcast consumption, the demographics of listeners, and their other behaviors in mobile, social, and other digital media. It is derived from The Infinite Dial 2015 from Edison Research and Triton Digital.
Edison Research Presents: Share of Ear May 2014Edison Research
Edison’s Share of Ear results are from a nationally representative sample of 2,096 Americans ages 13+ who completed a 24-hour audio listening diary during May 2014.
A presentation given at the end of the Transport Technology Forum in Adelaide on 23 November 2009. The presentation was to both look at the increasing importance on mobile in relation to the conference proceedings as a form of summary
Scott Jones, ChaCha - Think LA Mobile Breakfast ChaChaSlide
A 2011 state of the union address on where mobile has been and where it is going as far as the advertising and marketing worlds are concerned from one of mobile's founding fathers, Scott A. Jones.
Janey Gordon is a Principal Lecturer in Media and the project co-ordinator for the University’s community radio station Radio LaB. This is Janey's presentation on measuring audiences presented to the CMA's 2014 Conference on 14th June 2014.
This presentation of The Podcast Consumer 2016 contains all new data on podcast users in America, derived from the Infinite Dial 2016 study from Edison Research and Triton Digital. This presentation charts the rise of podcasting over the past decade, and also includes information on the following:
Demographics
Podcast Consumption
Device Usage
Social Media Behaviors
Other Media Behaviors
The updated Share of Ear ® for podcasting
IFPI has today released 'Connecting with Music', the 2017 Music Consumer Insight Report. Based on research conducted by Ipsos Connect, the report examines the ways in which fans are engaging with recorded music across 13 of the world's leading music markets.
Partilhamos o mais recente estudo "The Infinite Dial 2016" um estudo Norte-Americano já na sua 18ª edição. Analisa os mais recentes fenómenos da mídia digital e dos diferentes comportamentos de consumo. O estudo cobre as áreas: Smartphones, Conteúdos, TV, Rádio, Podcasting, Social Media e comportamento dos consumidores.
source: Edison Research / Triton
The Infinite Dial 2016 is the latest study of consumer behavior around digital media from Edison Research and Triton Digital. There is new data on Online Radio, Podcasting, Social Media, Mobile Behavior and more.
Aim: Analyse the Global business environment of Spotify.
Audit for a real company in chosen scenario, Create a strategy and tactics for the Global Marketing plan, set SMART objectives, devise Global Marketing strategies.
End-of-summer Spotify campaign, which includes linear, digital and live activations. Presented in front of 150 Turner employees including Turner President, David Levy, and Turner Ad Sales President, Donna Speciale.
Introducing Songdew- The fastest growing music network in IndiaSunny Davar
Songdew provides India's first of its kind platform to artists for collaborating, creating, publishing, promoting and distributing their music. As an artist on Songdew you can take advantage of the following benefits:
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This year, the team at Activate has defined the 9 most important insights for tech and media in 2017. Key points:
*Super-serve the super-users and chase the attention unicorns
*Subscriptions will feed the world (or at least internet and media businesses)
*Learn to live with the discovery oligopoly
*The bot battles are about winning the great messaging war
*eSports is the next tech phenomenon
*You already know the new winners in Pay TV
*Video Streaming: The bundle is the future
*Audio: Smart Speakers, Gray Music
*Post-Household America: A new era of users
SCA Digital Leadership -- VEVO -- SCA Streams -- SCA Mobile -- SCA Social -- Hit Network -- Scoopla -- Triple M Network -- Sport - AFL/NRL -- Australian Publishers (All Devices) -- Radio Brands (All Devices)
The Social data is collated using the public terms of the respective network public APIs and terms of service. Apart from instances where 'Australian-only' is indicated, the Social Data is not domestic. Publication of this data is intended for personal use and should be seen as a reflection of business performance or forward looking statements that are always given to the market and shareholders first. Any comments in regard to this data or any claims of misrepresentation should be addressed to david.mackie@sca.com.au
As Europe's leading economic powerhouse and the fourth-largest hashtag#economy globally, Germany stands at the forefront of innovation and industrial might. Renowned for its precision engineering and high-tech sectors, Germany's economic structure is heavily supported by a robust service industry, accounting for approximately 68% of its GDP. This economic clout and strategic geopolitical stance position Germany as a focal point in the global cyber threat landscape.
In the face of escalating global tensions, particularly those emanating from geopolitical disputes with nations like hashtag#Russia and hashtag#China, hashtag#Germany has witnessed a significant uptick in targeted cyber operations. Our analysis indicates a marked increase in hashtag#cyberattack sophistication aimed at critical infrastructure and key industrial sectors. These attacks range from ransomware campaigns to hashtag#AdvancedPersistentThreats (hashtag#APTs), threatening national security and business integrity.
🔑 Key findings include:
🔍 Increased frequency and complexity of cyber threats.
🔍 Escalation of state-sponsored and criminally motivated cyber operations.
🔍 Active dark web exchanges of malicious tools and tactics.
Our comprehensive report delves into these challenges, using a blend of open-source and proprietary data collection techniques. By monitoring activity on critical networks and analyzing attack patterns, our team provides a detailed overview of the threats facing German entities.
This report aims to equip stakeholders across public and private sectors with the knowledge to enhance their defensive strategies, reduce exposure to cyber risks, and reinforce Germany's resilience against cyber threats.
Adjusting primitives for graph : SHORT REPORT / NOTESSubhajit Sahu
Graph algorithms, like PageRank Compressed Sparse Row (CSR) is an adjacency-list based graph representation that is
Multiply with different modes (map)
1. Performance of sequential execution based vs OpenMP based vector multiply.
2. Comparing various launch configs for CUDA based vector multiply.
Sum with different storage types (reduce)
1. Performance of vector element sum using float vs bfloat16 as the storage type.
Sum with different modes (reduce)
1. Performance of sequential execution based vs OpenMP based vector element sum.
2. Performance of memcpy vs in-place based CUDA based vector element sum.
3. Comparing various launch configs for CUDA based vector element sum (memcpy).
4. Comparing various launch configs for CUDA based vector element sum (in-place).
Sum with in-place strategies of CUDA mode (reduce)
1. Comparing various launch configs for CUDA based vector element sum (in-place).
2. METHODOLOGY
Southern Cross Austereo’s Digital Media Report is a survey that is conducted 2-3 times per year.
The sample for this project is obtain for two sources, TEGRewards (one of the largest access panels in Australia with
over 1.4 million permission based members) & SCA VIP & Music Jury Insight Communities.
For most full ‘total market’ results, only sample from the external panel provider TEGRewards is used so that there is no
bias to SCA assets.
For results that focus on the Hit Network & Triple M Network, and combination of both TEGRewards and the VIP or Music
Jury communities are used.
There are some ‘total market’ results where larger samples were required to get enough to provide results when a
combination of TEGRewards and VIP & Music Jury communities were used, but these are all clearly marked on those
specific slides.
Digital Media Report 2016 #1
In Field: April 2016 | April 1, 2016 – April 24, 2016
External Sample Size: 1254
Hit Sample Size: 457
MMM Sample Size: 689
Markets: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide & Perth.
3. Q. Thinking about your average WEEKDAY...When CONSUMING MEDIA at various times of the day, which audio-visual devices or services are you using at that time?
Source: SCA Research. Digital Media Report. April 2016. Q. Thinking about your average WEEKDAY...When CONSUMING MEDIA at various times of
the day, which audio-visual devices or services are you using at that time? People 18-24 years N=248
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
Before 5:00am 5:01am -
7:00am
7:01am -
9:00am
9:01am -
11:00am
11:01am -
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3:00pm
3:01pm -
5:00pm
5:01pm -
7:00pm
7:01pm -
9:00pm
After 9:00pm
Radio TV Podcast Streaming music services (eg. Spotify)
Streaming video services (eg. Netflix) Radio station websites Facebook Instagram
Snapchat Youtube
Media Platform % who use this
platform
Radio 92%
TV 88%
Podcast 33%
Streaming Music 60%
Streaming Video 64%
Radio Websites 37%
Facebook 92%
Instagram 71%
Snapchat 69%
YouTube 83%
PEOPLE
18-24
YEARS
For 18-24 years, Facebook is the #1 media platform consumed across the whole day
Radio is the #1 traditional media consumed before 5pm
4. Q. Thinking about your average WEEKDAY...When CONSUMING MEDIA at various times of the day, which audio-visual devices or services are you using at that time?
Source: SCA Research. Digital Media Report. April 2016. Q. Thinking about your average WEEKDAY...When CONSUMING MEDIA at various times of
the day, which audio-visual devices or services are you using at that time? People 25-29 years N=247
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
Before 5:00am 5:01am -
7:00am
7:01am -
9:00am
9:01am -
11:00am
11:01am -
1:00pm
1:01pm -
3:00pm
3:01pm -
5:00pm
5:01pm -
7:00pm
7:01pm -
9:00pm
After 9:00pm
Radio TV Podcast Streaming music services (eg. Spotify)
Streaming video services (eg. Netflix) Radio station websites Facebook Instagram
Snapchat Youtube
Media Platform % who use this
platform
Radio 93%
TV 91%
Podcast 30%
Streaming Music 53%
Streaming Video 60%
Radio Websites 42%
Facebook 88%
Instagram 57%
Snapchat 44%
YouTube 75%
PEOPLE
25-29
YEARS
For 25-29 years, Radio and Facebook are the dominant media platforms consumed before 5pm
5. Q. Thinking about your average WEEKDAY...When CONSUMING MEDIA at various times of the day, which audio-visual devices or services are you using at that time?
Source: SCA Research. Digital Media Report. April 2016. Q. Thinking about your average WEEKDAY...When CONSUMING MEDIA at various times of
the day, which audio-visual devices or services are you using at that time? People 30-39 years N=555
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
Before 5:00am 5:01am -
7:00am
7:01am -
9:00am
9:01am -
11:00am
11:01am -
1:00pm
1:01pm -
3:00pm
3:01pm -
5:00pm
5:01pm -
7:00pm
7:01pm -
9:00pm
After 9:00pm
Radio TV Podcast Streaming music services (eg. Spotify)
Streaming video services (eg. Netflix) Radio station websites Facebook Instagram
Snapchat Youtube
Media Platform % who use this
platform
Radio 92%
TV 92%
Podcast 31%
Streaming Music 42%
Streaming Video 52%
Radio Websites 43%
Facebook 83%
Instagram 44%
Snapchat 23%
YouTube 69%
PEOPLE
30-39
YEARS
For 30-39 years, Radio is the dominant media platform consumed before 9am
Whilst radio stays strong across the day with Facebook, radio picks up again across the school pick-up
6. Q. Thinking about your average WEEKDAY...When CONSUMING MEDIA at various times of the day, which audio-visual devices or services are you using at that time?
Source: SCA Research. Digital Media Report. April 2016. Q. Thinking about your average WEEKDAY...When CONSUMING MEDIA at various times of
the day, which audio-visual devices or services are you using at that time? People 40-49 years N=549
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
Before 5:00am 5:01am -
7:00am
7:01am -
9:00am
9:01am -
11:00am
11:01am -
1:00pm
1:01pm -
3:00pm
3:01pm -
5:00pm
5:01pm -
7:00pm
7:01pm -
9:00pm
After 9:00pm
Radio TV Podcast Streaming music services (eg. Spotify)
Streaming video services (eg. Netflix) Radio station websites Facebook Instagram
Snapchat Youtube
Media Platform % who use this
platform
Radio 94%
TV 93%
Podcast 26%
Streaming Music 30%
Streaming Video 37%
Radio Websites 39%
Facebook 74%
Instagram 24%
Snapchat 8%
YouTube 53%
PEOPLE
40-49
YEARS
For 40-49 years, Radio is the dominant media platform consumed before 5pm
The level of interaction social media declines as a person gets older
7. Q. Thinking about your average WEEKDAY...When CONSUMING MEDIA at various times of the day, which audio-visual devices or services are you using at that time?
Source: SCA Research. Digital Media Report. April 2016. Q. Thinking about your average WEEKDAY...When CONSUMING MEDIA at various times of
the day, which audio-visual devices or services are you using at that time? People 50-59 years N=429
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
Before 5:00am 5:01am -
7:00am
7:01am -
9:00am
9:01am -
11:00am
11:01am -
1:00pm
1:01pm -
3:00pm
3:01pm -
5:00pm
5:01pm -
7:00pm
7:01pm -
9:00pm
After 9:00pm
Radio TV Podcast Streaming music services (eg. Spotify)
Streaming video services (eg. Netflix) Radio station websites Facebook Instagram
Snapchat Youtube DAB+
Media Platform % who use this
platform
Radio 96%
TV 95%
Podcast 19%
Streaming Music 22%
Streaming Video 31%
Radio Websites 34%
Facebook 68%
Instagram 14%
Snapchat 5%
YouTube 46%
DAB+ 25%
PEOPLE
50-59
YEARS
For 50-59 years, Radio is the dominant media platform consumed before 5pm
The level of interaction social media declines as a person gets older
8. Q. Thinking about your average WEEKDAY...When CONSUMING MEDIA at various times of the day, which audio-visual devices or services are you using at that time?
Source: SCA Research. Digital Media Report. April 2016. Q. Thinking about your average WEEKDAY...When CONSUMING MEDIA at various times of
the day, which audio-visual devices or services are you using at that time? Hit Sample People 18-39 years N=328
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
Before 5:00am 5:01am -
7:00am
7:01am -
9:00am
9:01am -
11:00am
11:01am -
1:00pm
1:01pm -
3:00pm
3:01pm -
5:00pm
5:01pm -
7:00pm
7:01pm -
9:00pm
After 9:00pm
Radio TV Podcast Streaming music services (eg. Spotify)
Streaming video services (eg. Netflix) Radio station websites Facebook Instagram
Snapchat Youtube
HIT NETWORK
18-39
YEARS
For Hit listeners 18-39 years, Radio and Facebook are used together in the morning
Radio sees another peak between 3-7pm
9. Q. Thinking about your average WEEKDAY...When CONSUMING MEDIA at various times of the day, which audio-visual devices or services are you using at that time?
Source: SCA Research. Digital Media Report. April 2016. Q. Thinking about your average WEEKDAY...When CONSUMING MEDIA at various times of
the day, which audio-visual devices or services are you using at that time? MMM/Mix Sample People 25-54 years N=547
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
Before 5:00am 5:01am -
7:00am
7:01am -
9:00am
9:01am -
11:00am
11:01am -
1:00pm
1:01pm -
3:00pm
3:01pm -
5:00pm
5:01pm -
7:00pm
7:01pm -
9:00pm
After 9:00pm
Radio TV Podcast Streaming music services (eg. Spotify)
Streaming video services (eg. Netflix) Radio station websites Facebook Instagram
Snapchat Youtube
MMM NETWORK
25-54
YEARS
For MMM listeners 25-54 years, Radio is the dominant media platform before 5pm
Social Media is not use as frequently as what it is with a Hit listener