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The internet is an integral part of teenagers’ everyday lives. Five out of six young people (83 percent) use the web daily or several times a week. The high-tech association BITKOM announced this today in Berlin.
Computer games are relaxing. At least, that is what 26 percent of Germans find according to a survey commissioned by online-game provider King.com* - men somewhat more often than women. How this relaxation looks, however, differs by gender.
Germany's media industry closes 2007 as a historic year: For the first time, consumers spent more time on the internet than in front of the television. This also confirms the forecast by media experts surveyed by MedienRat a year ago.
Although the internet is repeatedly said to have revolutionary power, gender-specific shopping preferences seem to be so immanent that they also present themselves on the internet true to the typical stereotypes and defy any change.
The Forum for Seniors Internet community catches rising trend Internet use among seniors continues to rise according to the results of the (N)ONLINER Atlas 2007.
For one of every two working Germans who took part in a Sony Ericsson survey, a lack of time is such a big problem that they would even pay something for more time.
The long wait was finally over: Right on time for publication day, Amazon.de and DHL ship more than 220,000 preordered copies of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows free of shipping charges on Saturday.
German journalists believe that publishers' influence on the media landscape will decline. In addition, media houses are not sufficiently equipped for the challenges of the digital future. This is shown by the media study 2007 "2.0 and then? Journalism in transition" from news aktuell.