2013: trends in news consumption

This infographic showcases the latest trends in news consumption. It’s no secret that media publishing has been declining recently, but what exactly does the new landscape look like?

Uberflip shows that Facebook is a clear front-runner when it comes to news consumption on social networks.

It also shows that Americans use tablets and smartphones in similar manners with regards to news consumption, and that young people are much more likely to discover news on social media.

How Do Americans Get Their News in 2013? infographic

Online advertising spend to overtake TV ad spend by 2016

Ever since it's inception, television has been the medium in which most marketers allocate a large percentage of their budget. Perhaps this due to the potential exposure a television ad receives?

Whatever the case, new research from emarketer shows that online advertising spend is expected to overtake TV ad spend by 2016.

by Column Five Media.
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Today's Digital Teen is Loyal Only to Content

There are no boundaries for teenagers consuming information in today’s world.

While 90 percent of teens said TV was a primary source of entertainment information, social media and radio came in at 79 percent and 68 percent, respectively.

Notably, only 10 percent of teens say they watch live television.

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