Published:
20 Apr 2021 12:29 GMT
Well, the executives and producers are hoping that the girls will change their habits and, with time, come out like their fathers, Deloitte investigators will make sure that this is not the case.
A study by the consulting firm Deloitte that analyzes the generational breach in the context of domestic maintenance has shown that for the ‘generation Z’ (the births between 1997 and 2007) the videos, which are television programs, are not a priority de ocio.
According to the study, which during the month of February participates in more than 2,000 consumers, 26 per cent of those surveyed claiming to play video games are their favorite activity, while 12 per cent ensure they prefer to navigate the Internet and the 11 for the sake of the polled passers-by at the time of free communication and through the social speeches. Only the 10th is indicative that it would be preferable to have a movie or a home television program.
At the same time, the 18 per cent of participants belonging to ‘Generation Y’ (births between 1983 and 1996) showed movies and television programs as their preferred mode of entertainment. Video games have been the preferred option for 16 percent of millennials.
In the opinion of Jana Arbanas, Vice President and Leader of Telecommunications, Media and Maintenance of EE.UU. jw.org af Deloitte, if the preferences of the ‘generation Z’ for video games, music in social speeches are maintained, the video will become less important for consumers.
This could cause problems in Hollywood, which is hosting a long-running competition on video games and social media like TikTok and Snapchat. Well, the executives and producers are hoping that the teenagers will change their habits and at the same time as their parents, Deloitte investigators will make sure that it is not possible to do so.
The study also deals with the abandonment of the ‘streaming’ services market. With the launch of more transmission services and the financial problems of large sectors of the population as a consequence of the coronavirus crisis, the citizens are changing their subscriptions much more than one year ago. Following the study, the 22 on foot of the polling stations subscribing to the principles of the pandemic, the 33 per cent agregó and cancel the video, and solo the 3 per cent only cancel services.
The main reason for the changes is the increase of the prices, and in this case the meeting of the debtors will cancel the subscription for the increment of the cost. All of this is related to the fact that many transmission services, between Disney + and Netflix, have applied small amounts of prices to increase user input, a key factor to determine the transmission of a transmitter.
At the same time, the content is going to be another big factor in canceling the subscription, and the 31 for ten companies that are more likely to abandon a platform will eliminate the programs and movies that they like. This problem is one of the most common, and studies are recovering from rival transmission companies’ programs to boost direct consumer operations.