Successful brands of the future: content is key

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The recent UK Ofcom study on what and how people in the UK spend their media time is very revealing and a clue to where and how brands will live in the future. According to the study, the average consumer’s digital day is spent watching 173 minutes of live/scheduled television (supplemented by 2 minutes on line computer use for TV, 21 minutes of previously recorded programming, 6 minutes of DVD watching, 3 minutes of On-demand TV, 2 minutes of video clips on line); 15 minutes gaming; 31 minutes reading books/newspapers; 15 minutes on land-line calls and 12 minutes of mobile phone calls.

That equates to 7 hours and 5 minutes of waking hours being spent on media or communications activities (45% of the total 15 hours 45 minutes one is awake).

Of the 34 minutes spent on-line (vs 36 minutes on PC but off line) 14 minutes are spent texting, 7 minutes instant messaging, 2 minute emails via mobile and 19 minutes social networking.

A total of 62 minutes is spent listening to the radio (9 minutes music, 3 minutes on line audio, 3 mins offline music on pc, 2 minutes live radio via tv set and 8 minutes on an MP3 player).

So, what do all these numbers and stats prove? They prove that for our waking day we are creatures of communications and media/information/entertainment consumption.  No other generation has been able to better connect, communicate, upload, download, contribute, collaborate, broadcast and tweet data and content.

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