Listenership has also gone digital, but radio is hanging on
Short-video consumption reveals a global divide
The creator audience in Asia differs from Western countries
Latin America leads the world in enthusiasm for AI, while wealthy Western countries lag behind
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About This Report
The global mediascape has shifted rapidly over the past decade and continues to change as new formats attract users of all ages. The 2025 Global Media Intelligence (GMI) report is a deep dive into country-level and regional habits relating to time spent with media, media adoption, and device ownership.
Listenership has also gone digital, but radio is hanging on
Short-video consumption reveals a global divide
The creator audience in Asia differs from Western countries
Latin America leads the world in enthusiasm for AI, while wealthy Western countries lag behind
GWI Methodology Statement
Sources
Media Gallery
The 2025 Global Media Intelligence (GMI) report explores shifting media habits across 50 markets—showing how streaming, short video, and audio formats compete for global attention while regional preferences challenge assumptions about universal adoption.
Key Question: How are emerging formats shifting media consumption around the world?
Key Stat: Many emerging markets far exceed the worldwide average for time spent with short video, which is 6 hours, 45 minutes (6:45) weekly in 2025.
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