"The moviegoing audience is stable but continues to be bombarded with increased competition in the entertainment space. Widely available and inexpensive in-home streaming services have lowered consumers’ expectations of what seeing a movie should cost. Investments in ...

“While live TV remains important, the decline in live viewing time in recent years shows little sign of change. Younger demographics are prioritising short-form video on social networks and are spending their money on streaming services rather than traditional pay-TV contracts. ...

"News media is able to provide both important information as well as constant entertainment value – which is why nearly all Canadians consume its content. Yet the industry faces challenges after the internet disrupted its traditional revenue models. The result is a situation ...

“The make-up of the video subscription streaming market is to change significantly over the coming years with Disney, Apple, WarnerMedia, NBC and BBC/ITV all poised to introduce new options, while removing their content from the current dominant players. We are, though, likely ...

“Irish consumers think that it is important to see more diversity in the actors and models used in advertising. Better visibility of under-represented communities in their advertising will help brands to create more inclusive promotional campaigns that better reflect and enable ...

"Parents look to balance screen time with outside play to keep themselves sane and their kids entertained. They are looking to share familiar experiences with their kids in new and interesting ways as the entertainment market gets increasingly more diverse. Entertainment ...

“2018 was another positive year for the print book market and Mintel’s research shows the strength of people’s affection for bricks-and-mortar bookstores, whether part of a chain or independent. Waterstones continues to make acquisitions to better position itself against ...

“While consumer resistance to online paywalls means regional newspapers continue to struggle to monetise rapidly growing digital audiences, distinctive print and specialist online products could have potential to open readers’ wallets.”
– David Walmsley, Senior Leisure Analyst

"News media is an integral component of everyday life for most consumers. A lack of trust and a plethora of options have made it difficult for the average news consumer to figure out what is real and whom to trust in a continuously fragmenting market. As news media becomes more ...