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The Optimization Generation

... . The desire to be unburdened applies to Ys’ digital consumption as well, which is a relatively recent development in their relationship with technology. During the Recession, their minimalist habits were largely relegated to the physical world and tangible items; we saw opposite behaviors emerge in the digital realm (see Debt Crisis). To compensate for scaling back, Ys became digital hoarders—saving more books than they could possibly read on their Kindles, downloading a musician’s entire catalogue ...

Personal Property

... becoming more digital (e.g. movies, music, books), they don’t require as much room for physical items. And with their widespread adoption of resale platforms, they’re regularly ridding themselves of belongings they no longer use, while the sharing economy allows them to access home-related items and tools as needed rather than devote space to them as permanent fixtures. Moreover, as a notable number of Ys are foregoing parenthood (see No Kid[ding]), they simply don’t need space for as many people in ...

IRL (In Real Live)

... public settings, as a 26-year-old man mentioned he wish he could attend. There’s even opportunity for books and magazines to come to life via readings and immersive events. In the future, these live entertainment experiences won’t just be a means to consume the content, but rather, an extension of it. Content creators will be challenged to add another element to their work that springs off the flat piece of media, growing the story or universe and creating a component that consumers can’t get at ...

Short Life

... consider ways to make their products, content, and marketing materials and events more of-the-moment and ephemeral, in spirit and execution. I think there’s an interesting correlation in our minds between durability and longevity. I don’t want to be tied down by the permanence of anything, because I move around a lot. Clothes, technology, books, food, whatever—it’s all expendable. I’m just not really interested in keeping anything for too long. Maybe I’m just trying to stay current. I think I’ve always ...

POPscape

... gives them something to talk about. They want their favorite TV shows, movies, books, and music to challenge them, make them think, teach them something, or otherwise improve their lives (as we’ll explore further in Culture Counseling). Evidence of this evolution in content can be traced through some of the most popular shows, movies, and music of late. This is not to say standard pop fare—the likes of Chuck Lorre, Taylor Swift, Dan Brown, etc.—is on the decline; we expect light and fun ...

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Shared Fandom

... agree or disagree. My child(ren) and I have similar taste in…U.S. ParentsStrongly/Somewhat Agree Summary Movies | Music | TV shows | Sports | Video games | Podcasts Frequency of ActivitiesHow frequently do you and your child(ren)...?U.S. ParentsDaily/Often Summary Watch movies together | Listen to music together | Watch TV shows together | Find new TV shows or movies to watch together | Read books together | Find new games to play together | Play games (cards, board games, puzzles ...

Defining "Aesthetic"

... | Friends | TV shows / Movies | My gender identity | Pinterest | Where I'm from | My sexuality (Base: Ages 18+) | Where I currently live | Significant other | Parents | TikTok | Siblings | Video games I play | Cultural heritage | Instagram | Books | My job | My religious beliefs | Sports | My fandom(s) | My political beliefs | Advertising | Other family members Essential/Very Influential Categories Of the following categories you selected as essential or very ...

Personal Identity & Relationships

... that apply. Music | Humor | Movies | Cooking/food | Travel | Gaming | Shopping | Restaurants | TV | Style | Exercising/playing sports | Books | What we follow on social media | Watching sports | Politics | Design/art | Creative projects | Bars | Volunteering | Newspapers/magazines | We don't need to have similar interests to be compatible Music | Humor | Movies | Cooking/food | Travel | Gaming | Shopping | Restaurants | TV | Style | Exercising/playing sports ...

POP Read

... A quantitative overview of preferences and habits pertaining to the written word, from books to magazines to digital media WATCH AND LEARN Male readers across all age groups would prefer to see the movie version rather than read the book. At the same time, males are also more likely to turn to books as a way to learn new things, and to seek out non-fiction. Women, in turn, view reading as a way to escape and tend to read more fiction. Would you rather? Read a book | Watch the movie version of ...

TV, Movies & Books

... | Action/adventure | Animation | Horror | Fantasy | Food/cooking | Documentary | Reality shows | History | Science fiction | Science | Game shows | Romance | Sports | Music TV | Celebrity news and gossip | Talk shows | Home improvement/DIY | Nature | Talent/variety shows | Musicals FAVORITE TYPES OF BOOKSWhen it comes to books, young adults like mystery/suspense, fantasy, adventure, and comedies the most and business, chick-lit, and satire books the least ...