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Report
Communications and media in Australia: how we watch and listen to content
Publisher
Media consumption
Streaming services
Digital communications
Digital media
Entertainment
Australia
Description
This interactive report shows the ways Australians watch and listen to online and offline content and services.
It includes:
- what are we watching
- streaming and online subscription services
- devices used
- what are we listening to.
The report is part of the Communications and media in Australia series.
What we watched in 2020
- Australian adults spent more time watching TV and online content.
- Watching live free-to-air TV continued to decline.
- ABC iview remains the most watched catch-up TV service.
- Australians are embracing choice and accessing multiple subscription services.
What we listened to in 2020
- Nearly all Australian adults listened to audio content from radio and music streaming services.
- Nearly two-thirds of Australian adults listened to a music streaming service.
- On average, Australian adults spent around 13.3 hours a week streaming online music services.
Publication Details
Copyright:
Commonwealth of Australia (Australian Communications and Media Authority) 2021
License type:
CC BY
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
27 Sep 2021
