Media Info Bureau

The installed base for internet-connected video devices is on course to rise at a 2.3% compound annual growth rate from 2021 through 2026 in the U.S. according to new S&P Global Market Intelligence analysis. As such, it places just slightly behind high-speed broadband household growth.

While many marketers and ad buyers are prepping for a predicted slowdown, household finances, even with savings drawdown and increased credit card use, are good. And, while the labor market is tight, demand is strong, the VP and Regional Executive of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta says.

The 2023 edition of Nielsen's Audio Today report has been released, and the dominant audience measurement company for AM and FM radio says the study dives deep into how Americans use not only broadcast radio, but also podcasts, streaming and satellite radio.

That's a question tackled by Claravine and Advertiser Perceptions in a new survey of advertisers who spend upward of $50 million annually. The goal was to understand how they manage their marketing data.  One key finding could bring a boost to traditional media: Advertisers estimate that the wrong creative is served to the wrong consumer roughly 25% of the time.

In an age where people in broadcast media, depending on their roles, can work from anywhere there is an internet connection, Resume Builder has uncovered an intriguing desire among those in the overall workforce: they want a hybrid work environment, at the very least.

Some 700 marketing professionals have chimed in on consumer, advertising, and media trends for the first half of 2025, and Mediaocean is now presenting them in an ad outlook report that is steeped in digital and connected TV suggestions. Does this leave linear media out in the cold? 

New data from the Edison Research Share of Earstudy, conducted during the period of COVID-19 disruptions, shows that people in the U.S. age 13 and older began listening to audio a full 75 minutes later on average, as compared to before the disruptions.