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Some fascinating data in this OFCOM work on COVID effects on online media consumption. Go Zoom! Also what is Google Duo? Mercifully still only 0.5m on Slack, Bluejeans shrank in the wash. /1
76% of online adults visited http://Dailymail.co.uk in November 2020. Oh yes. /2
The popularity of Apple News I always put in the 'hard to turn off' category. Just don't say 'unbundling as a remedy to vertical integration' /3
There are adults on Snapchat shock. 'Time spent on Snapchat by adult visitors has more than halved since January to 8 mins per day in November 2020' /4
Seems cruel to include Trainline tbh. 'Visits to the rail planner site http://Trainline.com declined by around 60% between January and November 2020' /5
Figures for Tidal are brutal. Suspect these are the HiDef people who hang out in online HiFi forums comparing speaker cables and electrostatics v cones (me, my friends) /6
Fascinating numbers on average monthly visits to news websites. More than twice a day last March on the BBC down to daily now. Hats off again to the Mail which is most consistent. /7
Sharp decline in use of NHS COVID app. Does government produce daily data on that - they will have a dashboard? 'Visits to the COVID app decreased by 1.5 million adults in November 2020 compared to October 2020' /8
You can find this excellent set of data at OFCOM https://www.ofcom.org.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0021/211953/covid-19-news-consumption-week-fourty-three-comscore.pdf
