The Southeast Asia coverage in the Global Media Intelligence Report includes poll results from Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. Click the links to see each country’s charts for the following metrics:
Device Ownership
Smartphone and Tablet Owners
Smart TV Owners
Average Time Spent With Media
Traditional Media Users
TV Viewers
Video-on-Demand (VOD) Viewers
Social Media/Messaging Users
Digital Audio Listeners
Voice Assistant/Search Users
Key Points
In Southeast Asia, adoption of digital services and devices is generally tied to affluence and urban areas, which is reflected in GWI’s data set for the region.
Income diversity in the region is evident in ownership rates of many digital devices. With the exception of smartphones, which have a lower price point and are ubiquitous across the region, ownership of nice-to-have digital devices like smart TVs, tablets, and smart wristbands is lowest in Southeast Asia compared with all other regions tracked by GWI.
Here’s what’s in the full report
Table of Contents
What’s Inside
Key Points
Southeast Asia in Perspective
Country Highlights
Chart Overview by Country
Media Gallery
authors
Paul Briggs
Contributors
Anam Baig
Director, Report Editing
Alina Brentnall
Senior Researcher
Man-Chung Cheung
Senior Researcher
Alexandra Chipkin
Researcher, SEA & Canada
Joanne DiCamillo
Senior Production Artist
Paola Flores-Marquez
Researcher, Latin America & Spain
Kathleen Hamblin
Director, Charts
Dana Hill
Director of Production
Erika Huber
Line Editor
Jennifer Jhun
Research Director, International and Special Projects
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