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For Your Entertainment

... digital audio entertainment, such as podcasts and audiobooks (see data below), through streaming platforms and services. And while it might be expected that older generations lean toward the traditional audio formats such as radio and CDs to which they are accustomed, they are taking cues from young people and are adopting new platforms, services, and audio formats that make listening easier and content readily accessible.LISTENING HABITS: Music is important to Ys and Zs, who both rank it their #1 ...

Culture Spotlight On Mexico

... is tied to telecom bundles that further promote paid access.Music lovers are living great times in Mexico. We have a lot of concert venues going from the exclusive, hidden or underground ones to the mainstream, stadium-wise ones. There are a lot of Indie bands emerging and growing fast among young people with the help of web radio and streaming services such as Spotify. ANDREA, 24, COATZACOALCOS, MEXICOMusic To One's Ears: Pixar's Coco Inspires Mariachi Guitar Sales Following ...

Supply & On Demand

... and their peers will be able to dictate, in real time, the entertainment that is supplied in movie theaters, on TV networks, on radio stations, and more. They want providers to not only address their IWWIWWIWI (I Want What I Want When I Want It) mindset but also listen to and even anticipate their individual requests. To that point, 74% of youth in the U.S. and 70% of UK youth believe that consumers should have a voice in what major media companies produce and broadcast, with ...

Creating For The Creators

... that’s worth consuming. In the Supply & On Demand economy, they expect to be able to tell the Establishment of movie theaters, radio stations, and TV networks what to air, when, in what locations, and on what devices. They push distributors to Re-New the stories they love to give them new chapters and longer lives. True to their characteristics of being open-minded and accepting, Ys and Zs are also pushing traditional entertainment providers to create a Variety Show to be more reflective of the ...

Extracurriculars

... for self-improvement, nearly half use books and websites. Another third of U.S. and UK youth turn to online tutorials/classes, TV shows, blogs, and movies.Which of the following media, if any, do you use for motivation/inspiration for education/learning new skills?Please select all that apply. Books | Websites | Online tutorials/classes | TV shows | Blogs | Movies | Podcasts | Newspapers | Magazines | Email newsletters | Radio | Brands | Other media 8 in 10 Trendsetters agree what ...

Eco-Exhibitionists

... other eco-friendly products for the home are reflecting young consumers’ desire for products they can proudly show off to others. From color-changing smart light bulbs to high-design compostable worm farms to cork-inspired phone cases, earthy items are getting more stylish. Energy innovations have the power to enhance the design and comfort of homes and shift the central focus point within them. Technology like the radio and television has served as a home’s hearth throughout the modern era&mdash ...

Transgender Voices

... BE MINE. BEAUTIFUL MUSIC FOR UGLY CHILDREN, a novel by Kirstin Cronn-Mills, tells the story of Gabe, née Elizabeth, whose high school experience is altered when friends and fans of his radio show learn of his transgender identity. HAPPY FAMILIES by Tanita S. Davis tells the story of one family’s reaction upon learning that their father is undergoing gender reassignment surgery. The book FREAKBOY by Kristin Elizabeth Clark centers on a teenage boy who dreams about having a woman’s body. BEING ...

Pop Politics

... eponymous radio show, as well as through her work for media outlets such as Vice, The Nation, and Rolling Stone. On her weekly show on WBAI, she interviews historians, community organizers, and journalists while sharing with listeners her unique brand of leftist political humor.ANDREW LAWRENCE Controversial UK comedian Andrew Lawrence has become somewhat notorious for his right wing humor. He’s made four radio series for the BBC, the latest being a sitcom, There Is No Escape. Earlier this year, a ...

Future Of Entertainment

... preferences to generate a mood playlist that would help guide him or her to a desired biometric condition. Solo Solo is an “emotional radio” that resembles a round wall clock that uses facial recognition software to read a person’s facial expression to play songs that correspond to his or her perceived mood. If the person’s face is read as happy, Solo might play an upbeat pop tune. If a person is sad, it might play a slower, more emotional song. The device’s creators envision a future iteration of ...