The BBC’s User Experience & Design team is sharing its findings into how people are consuming media. But rather than publish a long report, it offers a visual representation in this infographic:
The aim of the project was to understand how people are using media. Among the things that emerged was that a lot of people feel overwhelmed at the amount of choice there is and how people mixed and matched old and new technologies to fit in with their lives.
The findings are summarised visually and available to download as a rather large poster.
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[...] A BBC fez um poster a mostrar os consumos de media existentes. Via Alfred Hermida. [...]
Yeah – sorry about that, Alf. I tried to make it as small as possible while still readable, and it was unreadable. So I overcompensated. You’ve got broadband though, right?