The “How Teens Use Media” study done by Nielsen in June 2009 helps puts an end to the collective belief that adolescents are aliens when it comes to communication. As this study shows, teenagers have always been considered different, and Newsweek covers for the past 10 years definitely reflect this with such titles as “Let’s Face [...]
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American newspapers are losing circulation at a faster rate with each passing year, according to a MediaPost analysis of the latest figures from the Audit Bureau of Circulations. While publishers have expressed hope that there is a natural bottom to the downward curve — a core readership who won’t forgo subscriptions — the new ABC [...]
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Consumers plan to spend more on consumer electronics this holiday season, as technology garners a larger share of holiday gift budgets, according to new research released today by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) ®. The 16th Annual CE Holiday Purchase Patterns Study was unveiled today at CEA’s Industry Forum in Phoenix, a four-day conference designed to [...]
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