Reports: entertainment consumption

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The attention recession
Post-peak behaviour

Mark Mulligan

June 2022

Spotify

YouTube

Netflix

The global pandemic created a temporary boost to the attention economy, with all forms of entertainment benefiting. As life began to return to normal, this newfound time quickly started to erode, causing growing pains for many entertainment companies.

Attention economy
After the lockdown boom

Mark Mulligan

November 2021

Consumer behaviour

Streaming Music

Radio

The pandemic-triggered change in everyday life resulted in a boom in entertainment consumption, which, in turn, saw growth in emerging formats as well as a temporary rebound for traditional formats. As the world starts to ease back into pre-pandemic routines, much of this newly found entertainment time will go – but the declines will not be evenl...

Media consumption
Lockdown’s attention boom

Mark Mulligan

February 2021

Consumer behaviour

Spotify

2020 was a year like no other. With large swathes of the population confined to their homes for portions of the year, audiences had more time on their hands and more money in their pockets. These conditions created a boom in entertainment consumption, throwing up a mixture of intuitive trends and unexpected winners.

Attention Economy
Media Consumption Q2 2020

Mark Mulligan

July 2020

Streaming

Music Subscriptions

This report presents MIDiA’s Q2 2020 media consumption data, exploring time and money spent by consumers during the quarter. As such, it presents a snapshot of consumer behaviour that reflects both the impact of longer-term shifts and the shorter-term COVID-19 effect for the US, UK, Australia, Canada, France and Germany.

Peak Attention
Competing in a Saturated Attention Economy

Mark Mulligan and Karol Severin

March 2020

Apple

Spotify

Amazon

Smartphones have made media consumption more interconnected than ever and are still increasing audiences time spent with entertainment. Filling the residual audience downtime from the analogue era was the fuel in the engine of the digital content economy.

The Post-Peak Attention Economy
What’s Next for Entertainment?

Cover image for The Post-Peak Attention Economy

Karol Severin

September 2019

Free Report

Consumer behaviour

Apple

Spotify

With only 24 hours in a day and an ever-growing number of entertainment services competing for consumer choice to spend them on, consumers have reached the limits of their available time – and therefore attention – to allocate to propositions across the digital market.

Reports: entertainment consumption

The attention recession Post-peak behaviour

Attention economy After the lockdown boom

Media consumption Lockdown’s attention boom

Attention Economy Media Consumption Q2 2020

Peak Attention Competing in a Saturated Attention Economy

The Post-Peak Attention Economy What’s Next for Entertainment?

The attention recession
Post-peak behaviour

Attention economy
After the lockdown boom

Media consumption
Lockdown’s attention boom

Attention Economy
Media Consumption Q2 2020

Peak Attention
Competing in a Saturated Attention Economy

The Post-Peak Attention Economy
What’s Next for Entertainment?