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Culture Spotlight On France

... business strategies to revolve around the Internet and music streaming. With multiple streaming services such as Spotify, Apple Music, and Deezer providing consumers an easy and popular way to listen to music, indie artists can now focus on their music and not worry about CD sales and strong marketing. The large record labels that once ruled the industry are now surrounded by a multitude of smaller, independent labels whose business models focus on online opportunities and the ability to ...

Culture Spotlight On The UK

... , compared to only one in five who listen to jazz/classical and country music. However, among Trendsetters in the UK, 61% say they listen to hip-hop/rap and a staggering 61% listen to jazz/classical music. Also on an upward trend, country music jumps to four in 10 among UK Trendsetters who listen to this genre always/often.How often do you typically listen to the following genres of music?Always/Often Summary Hip-Hop / Rap | Jazz or Classical | Country MUSIC STREAMING SERVICES IN THE UKUK youth ...

Over Stimulation

... overstimulation is the abundance of media to consume. The proliferation of content—much of it excellent!—creates yet another space that is challenging to keep up with. There are streaming giants like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime (as well as HBO, Showtime, Starz, and all the traditional cable channels that have multi-platform streaming arms), not to mention YouTube, where 500 hours of new content are added each minute (that's 720,000 hours each day!). It's near impossible to keep track of what's ...

Culture Spotlight On Nigeria

... unlimited usage of select games, similar to the model used by streaming services. This model helps Nigerian game developers get their content noticed without having to pay for marketing on their own. For instance, Gidi Run was launched with telecom company MTN and is now played by 100,000 paying subscribers.Legal Duty: Music Piracy Problems ImproveWhile illegal sales of music is a problem plaguing artists around the world, nowhere is it as pressing as it is in Nigeria, where bootlegged albums ...

Culture Spotlight On South Africa

... STREAMING SERVICES IN SOUTH AFRICATwo-thirds of youth in South Africa (65%) use free streaming services (e.g., YouTube, Spotify), while only one-quarter use paid streaming services (e.g., Spotify Premium, Pandora One).In which of the following ways, if any, do you listen to music? Free streaming service (e.g., YouTube, Spotify) | Paid streaming service (e.g., Spotify Premium, Pandora One) 85% of South African youth listen to music at least once a day.Nearly 1 in 4 youth in South Africa always/often ...

Culture Spotlight On The U.S.

... Streaming entertainment, both video and music, is introducing U.S. youth to new cultures, and soothing media is growing in popularity.The U.S. culture landscape is becoming notably more diverse, with more multilingual stories on TV and music from females, as well as Latin artists of late. Meanwhile, streaming services are impacting the types of content young consumers crave, giving rise to content from more cultures and different types of sounds.Foreign Tongues: Multilingual TV Shows Catch ...

Social (TV) Network

... Youth are spending the largest share of their entertainment consumption time on social media, as it’s become the new TV for young generations. Youth’s rapid adoption of streaming services has left TV networks and movie studios threatened. Yet, it’s not just Netflix, Hulu, and the like that are stealing a significant share of Gen Ys’ and Zs’ entertainment consumption time; increasingly, social media is a larger piece of the pie as it’s become a legitimate entertainment delivery platform ...

Overboredom

... % in the UK access YouTube multiple times a day, significantly more than any other social platform or streaming service. Zs are the first generation to be raised on YouTube, and its on-demand, unstructured nature set an early tone for what they expect from content. Now, with the rise of video on social media, their expectations are poised to become higher still. Thanks to Instagram and Snapchat’s Stories features, just by being connected to friends, they can be entertained with video after video ...

Global Gaming Trends

... entertainment whenever they want to, from streaming movies on their tablets to scrolling through social media on their phones to downloading the latest best seller to their e-reader. In contrast to youth’s usual "I want what I want when I want it" mindset, appointment gaming is on the rise. App games that actually require players to stop what they’re doing and tune in at a specific time are taking off; the concept of a scheduled activity makes playing the game feel more like an experience rather than a ...

Global TV Trends

... TV trends from around the world.In today’s evolving global media landscape, TV is still an important touchpoint for young people all over the world. Young people are obsessed with TV shows, with 84% of global youth saying TV is important to their lives and 41% saying they can’t go a day without watching TV. The advent of TV streaming sites, such as Netflix and Hulu, have allowed the reach of a TV show to extend far beyond its country of origin. Global access to these online streaming platforms ...