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Global Media Intelligence 2024: East Asia and Oceania
The Global Media Intelligence Report 2024
A Deep Dive Into Consumer Media Habits Across 49 Markets
What’s Inside
The East Asia and Oceania region of the Global Media Intelligence (GMI) Report includes poll results from Australia, China*, Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, and Taiwan. The polling was conducted by consumer research firm GWI in H1 2024. Click each link to view charts displaying the following metrics:
- Average time spent with media
- Video-on-demand (VOD) viewers
- Social media/messaging users
- Digital audio listeners
- TV viewers
- Traditional media users
- Vlog/influencer viewers
- Creator/influencer membership site users
- Device ownership
- Smart TV owners
- Smartphone and tablet owners
*Please note that we do not discuss China in-depth in the East Asia and Oceania report because we have broken it out into its own report. For more on China, check out “Global Media Intelligence 2024: China.”
East Asia and Oceania in Perspective
The markets in East Asia and Oceania have unique mass media consumption habits. Oceania (Australia and New Zealand) exhibits patterns similar to many Western countries; many East Asian countries see divides between rural and urban populations; and China’s digital ecosystem is a behemoth and influences many media patterns throughout the region.
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Paul Briggs
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- Vladimir de Leon
- Chart Editor
- Donte Gibson
- Senior Charts Editor
- Penelope Lin
- Director, Data Visualization
- Emma Noyes
- Graphic Designer, Data Visualization
- Ana Sazon
- Chart Editor
- Heather Sprung
- Senior Editor
- Matt Torpey
- Senior Chart Editor
- Johann Valderrama
- Chart Editor
- Emman Velasco
- Chart Editor
- Ali Young
- Senior Copy Editor
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