Other media activities
Fifty-six per cent of all UK adults claim to have ‘media stacked’ while watching television – engaged in activities on other devices not related to what they were watching at the time. Source: Ofcom: The Communications Market 2013
Browsed the internet
Had a phone/voice/video call (via landline/mobile phone/internet eg, Skype/facetime)
Used social network sites (eg, Facebook, Twitter) Sent or received text or instant message (eg, via WhatsApp,
BBM, Skype Messenger, Facebook) Sent or read emails
Virgin media
Listened to music/radio Online shopping
Watched other audio-visual content on a different device (eg, catch-up TV, video on demand, short videos)
Read e-books Other 0 BT Internet market share
Over a million new fixed broadband connections were added in 2012. The total number of fixed broadband connections continued to grow in 2012, increasing by 5.4% year on year to 21.7 million
Others
Others 13%
TalkTalk
TalkTalk 17%
Sky Sky 19%
Virgin Media 21%
BT BT38% Virgin Media BT 30%
Fixed line call volumes market share The cost of a basket of residential fixed voice services increased in 2012. The price of a basket of residential fixed telephony services (based on average use in 2012) increased by 0.5% in real terms in 2012. Virgin media
Virgin Media 12%
BT
Others 49%
Others 6%
4% 4%
5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 16% 12% Others
“Communications tools don’t get socially interesting until they get technologically boring”Clay Shirky
24%
23% 22%
29% 36%
Source: Ofcom UK Communications 2013 Fast facts and The Communications Market 2013 Time spent on services Others
Average time spent using a fixed phone to make or receive calls fell by 29% to ten minutes per day Source: Ofcom: The Communications Market 2013
250 218 200 177 170 150 100 69 68 50 14 0 TV Radio Internet on PC/laptop Mobile phone 29
14 10 Fixed phone
241 TalkTalk
2007 2012
Minutes per day Sky Virgin M BT
AUTUMN 2013 SOCIETY NOW 21
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