Of the $62.55 billion spent on digital advertising in China this year, at least 80% will go toward mobile formats. This report includes our latest ad spending and time spent with media forecasts for China.

The UK ad market is rebounding from a slow 2017. This year, ad spending will increase 9.5% to £20.77 billion ($26.74 billion), led by investment in digital video advertising. This report includes our latest UK ad spending forecast, as well as time spent with media.

Even though time spent with newspapers and magazines is gradually decreasing, adults in Germany are spending 0:35 a day compared with the 0:33 spent in France and 0:21 spent in the UK.

In an interview with Forbes Magazine, Baldeck said his “admittedly ridiculous invention" was meant to make a point about all the frivolous tech at CES. “I am skeptical of this idea of ‘connected everything.’ Now it looks like innovation is about putting a chip into any object. I’m not sure the word ‘smart’ makes more sense before the word toothbrush than the word potato.”.

We forecast that other major traditional media saw declines by the end of 2019: newspapers (down 3.7%), magazines (down 4.5%) and radio (down 1.8%).

Instagram closed the year with 107.2 million monthly users, while there were 112.1 million monthly readers of either newspapers or magazines. (Our Instagram forecast includes users of any age, while our print forecast covers only those 18 and older.). Instagram had somewhat slower-than-expected adoption among older internet users in 2019, which led us to lower our forecast slightly. Key Takeaways.

An October 2018 New York Magazine article titled, “Smile! The Secretive Business of Facial-Recognition Software in Retail Stores,” detailed the extent of the technology’s behind-the-scenes use at retailers, stadiums and other event venues.

“People are being asked to trade their physical data 24/7 without knowing if it will come back to hurt them later,” Kate Crawford, co-founder of AI Now, told New York Magazine in September 2018.

Asia-Pacific is home to some of the world's fastest-growing and most dynamic economies, but the current US-China trade war and other geopolitical factors are threatening the regions' economic vitality and are impacting digital ad spend.

With Apple News+, users will be charged $9.99 per month to access multiple magazines online. The product is similar to the digital magazine subscription service Texture that Apple purchased in 2018.