Newly released data from Kantar Media’s syndicated study, futurePROOF, reveals that nearly one-quarter of the GB population (23%) has access to four screens at home (TV, computer, smartphone and tablet) compared to only 11% six months ago. As the range of media devices in the home grows, consumers are selecting their device according to the occasion.

Later this Autumn, when the leaves fade from green to brown, National Lottery players will need to rethink their strategy for trying to win big each week since the price of Lotto tickets will double to £2. This dramatic increase will have a particularly significant impact on the pockets of those who play most regularly.

Kantar Media's white paper, "Walking the Walk - The Top PR Agencies in the Media" has recently been released. It turns the tables on PR agencies, asking the question: who can walk the walk as well as they talk the talk? The paper explores which firms are utilising social media platforms successfully and analyses the performance of leading European PR agencies, ranking them according to their coverage in print and online news media.
To read the Kantar Media white paper "Walking the Walk - The Top PR Agencies in the Media" in full, you can download it here.

Technology appears to be playing a role in reversing the stereotype of the male dislike of shopping. As the number of people owning a smartphone continues to rise, research from Kantar Media’s Global TGI (www.globaltgi.com) reveals that men lead the way when it comes to mobile shopping.

The CSL has appointed CSM Media Research-KantarSport China to analyze and assess the media performance and media value of the CSL, China’s flagship football competition for the coming 3 years.

With George Osborne's most recent budget come renewed concerns about money and spending for many consumers in Britain. Newly released insight from Kantar Media's TGI study reveals key changes in consumer behaviour that are undoubtedly influenced by economic events like the budget.

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