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Consumerism meets marketing; who & what manipulates the free market of goods & services. See also: http://www.kitsch-slapped.com/category/ze-big-mouth-promotions-stuff/
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Infographic: TV Remains the World's Number 1 News Source

Infographic: TV Remains the World's Number 1 News Source | Consumption Junction | Scoop.it
From www.statista.com - December 2, 2015 4:01 PM

Despite the rise of websites and search engines as alternatives to „classic“ news sources such as television, newspapers and the radio, the TV is still the news source most people around the globe rely on. That’s the result of a global survey of more than 30,000 online consumers across 60 countries conducted by Nielsen.

When asked where they get the news, 53 percent of the global respondents named the television as one of their go-to sources. Search engines and social media sites were the second and third most popular choices with newspapers relegated to fourth place.

Not surprisingly, news preferences vary across different generations. However, TV is the most popular choice for Millennials (21-34), Gen Xers (34-49), Baby Boomers (50-64) and the Silent Generation (65+) with Generation Z respondents (15-20 years old) the only ones favoring social media sites over TV for news consumption....


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Jeff Domansky's curator insight, December 1, 2015 11:41 PM

TV still rules as preferred news source worldwide
dahive's curator insight, December 2, 2015 6:04 AM

la TV reste le média de référence sur la consommation de contenu "News" 
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Where you get your news depends on where you stand on the issues

Where you get your news depends on where you stand on the issues | Consumption Junction | Scoop.it
From www.niemanlab.org - October 22, 2014 11:14 PM
Justin, you write, "Facebook was a source of political news to roughly as many people as local TV was." Pew reported, "Panelists were asked whether they got news from each of the 36 sources (plus local television news) over the past week, and while...

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"But the data also shows there are differences in social media usage along ideological lines. Those in the middle of Pew’s ideological breakdown got news on Facebook most often — 53 percent of them in the past week, higher than both consistent liberals (49 percent) and consistent conservatives (40 percent). But while those in the middle may get their news there, those on either end of the spectrum are more likely to shape their Facebook experience with politics in mind. They’re more likely to “like” or follow an issue-based group (60% of consistent liberals and 46% of consistent conservatives, versus 33% of those in the middle). They’re also more likely to follow a political party or elected official there (42 percent of consistent liberals and 49 percent of consistent conservatives, versus only 29 percent of Facebook users as a whole)."

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"But the data also shows there are differences in social media usage along ideological lines. Those in the middle of Pew’s ideological breakdown got news on Facebook most often — 53 percent of them in the past week, higher than both consistent liberals (49 percent) and consistent conservatives (40 percent). But while those in the middle may get their news there, those on either end of the spectrum are more likely to shape their Facebook experience with politics in mind. They’re more likely to “like” or follow an issue-based group (60% of consistent liberals and 46% of consistent conservatives, versus 33% of those in the middle). They’re also more likely to follow a political party or elected official there (42 percent of consistent liberals and 49 percent of consistent conservatives, versus only 29 percent of Facebook users as a whole)."
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"But the data also shows there are differences in social media usage along ideological lines. Those in the middle of Pew’s ideological breakdown got news on Facebook most often — 53 percent of them in the past week, higher than both consistent liberals (49 percent) and consistent conservatives (40 percent). But while those in the middle may get their news there, those on either end of the spectrum are more likely to shape their Facebook experience with politics in mind. They’re more likely to “like” or follow an issue-based group (60% of consistent liberals and 46% of consistent conservatives, versus 33% of those in the middle). They’re also more likely to follow a political party or elected official there (42 percent of consistent liberals and 49 percent of consistent conservatives, versus only 29 percent of Facebook users as a whole)."
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Interesting single column display
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16 reasons why this research will change how you look at news consumption

16 reasons why this research will change how you look at news consumption | Consumption Junction | Scoop.it
From onlinejournalismblog.com - September 14, 2014 8:17 PM

The most interesting news consumption research uses ethnography: this involves watching people and measuring what they actually do – not what they say they do. To this end AP’s 2008 report A New Model for News is still one of the most insightful pieces of research into news consumption you’ll ever read – because it picks out details like the role that email and desktop widgets play, or the reasons why people check the news in the first place (they’re bored at work, for example).


Now six years on two Dutch researchers have published a paper summarising various pieces of ethnographic and interview-based consumption research (£) over the last decade – providing some genuine insights into just how varied news ‘consumption’ actually is....


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Very interesting research and categorization of news consumption. Good read for news wonks.
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Are Digital Distractions Monopolizing Reading Time? : Publishing Perspectives

Are Digital Distractions Monopolizing Reading Time? : Publishing Perspectives | Consumption Junction | Scoop.it
From publishingperspectives.com - June 20, 2014 2:49 PM
Books do furnish a room, but according to many in the publishing industry, the fear is that emails, online video texts and tweets will prevent them being read.

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Porn-Opine: Getting My Mocks Off

Porn-Opine: Getting My Mocks Off | Consumption Junction | Scoop.it
From porn-opine.naughtyblog.net - June 20, 2014 3:31 PM


Porn exists because people want it.

We want it to get off. We want it to get our partners off. We want it to mock. But we want it.


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NWS, but excellent points about porn & "the media"

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Lena Dunham 'Nauseated' by Woody Allen, But 'I'm Not Gonna Indict the Work' - TheWrap

Lena Dunham 'Nauseated' by Woody Allen, But 'I'm Not Gonna Indict the Work' - TheWrap | Consumption Junction | Scoop.it
From www.thewrap.com - March 18, 2014 5:18 PM
"I'm not comfortable living in a world where art is part of how we convict people of crimes"

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The power of the consumer; see also: http://www.kitsch-slapped.com/2011/05/we-all-end-up-paying-for-it-celebrities-or-not/

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How Does Media Consolidation Limit Your Media Choices? #infographic

How Does Media Consolidation Limit Your Media Choices? #infographic | Consumption Junction | Scoop.it
From www.dr4ward.com - November 12, 2013 3:14 PM
How Does Media Consolidation Limit Your Media Choices? #infographic Frugaldad via Businessinsider Guest post by Yin Wu I look 4Ward to your feedback. Keep Digging for Worms! Author: Bill - Dr. William J.
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Cap'n Crunch Gets YouTube Late-Night Talk Show

Cap'n Crunch Gets YouTube Late-Night Talk Show | Consumption Junction | Scoop.it
From mashable.com - April 23, 2013 1:58 PM
Cap'n Crunch is looking for a comeback and placing its bets on social media and a touch of nostalgia.

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