From keeping tabs on friends via social media to skipping lines at the store by shopping online, technology continues to reshape our everyday habits. In fact, nearly seven-in-10 (69%) global respondents to a recent survey think face-to-face interactions...

A Nielsen report on the use of electronic devices and social media in the region finds that most people prefer larger screen sizes even though media habits in Southeast Asia are undergoing the ‘most fundamental change since the introduction of TV’. ...

The amount of time children spend glued to a screen has risen dramatically in the last 20 years, a new report suggests. ...

  The former head of CBA marketing, Andy Lark, has told B&T that traditional TV will be dead by 2017 and he’s predicted a “bloodbath” in the process. Lark, who quit the bank in October last year, is now CMO at the cloud-based accounting sof...

At the beginning of the month, new research was bandied about that proclaimed the dire state of American television. ...

One common factor emerges from a recent deluge of surveys covering the impact of mobility, multiple platforms and social media on TV, which is that video is exploding in all directions. Ericsson’s latest Mobility Report highlights the growing...

Global adspend is expected to grow 4.4 percent to reach $544 billion in 2015, according to ZenithOptimedia’s new Advertising Expenditure Forecasts, which finds that the fastest growing advertising category is online video. ...

Global adspend is expected to grow 4.6% to $540bn this year, according to the latest forecast from media agency Carat, which also highlights that all markets are ring-fencing digital media spending.Based on data received from 59 markets across the...

The latest Australian Multi-Screen Report, covering Q4 2014, finds that viewing of video content on internet-connected devices is up year-on-year, but remains small relative to the amount of time that Australians spend watching broadcast TV on in-home...

The worldwide pay-TV market grew at a steady rate of 4 percent last year, reaching 923.5 million subscribers, according to ABI Research, though weak currency exchange rates resulted in a slower increase of revenue for the segment. ...