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Much of the tremendous increases in submissions (and thus output) are a reflection of the significant investment developing nations have placed in science and the greater knowledge economy. A 2011 report from The Royal Society1 reviews a number of research investments around the world, finding “growth of commitment to science in a number of the non-G8 nations [as] especially striking” (p. 5). Iran, for example, has set R&D investment goals to 4% of GDP (0.59% of GDP in 2006) and education investment goals to 7% of GDP (5.49% of GDP in 2007) by 2030 (p. 21). As. | TO BHMA egra Standard CORRIERE THOMSON REUTERS- TxZlT- European Publishers Council Global Media Trends Book Executive Summary 2 S 2 2MS caks tern Bitfl Fer and more spyjfia ZOtggTTin.rr IHESUNDAYTIMES Ife iraWffti Ud XUl I . - -- BORCZA.PL AGORA axel springer di BONNIER der dePersgroep DMGT EGMONT PRISA IMPRESA talk to us www.epceurope.eu European Publishers Council VERLAGSGRUPPE GEORG VON HOLTZBRINCK RCS MtlXAGROUP Gruppo Editorials L EspmsoSpa News International Reed Elsevier o Ringier fjsanorna IAMBRAKIS I FINANCIAL TIMES SCHIBSTED . . . . -. - .UAGROUP 7 THOMSON REUTERS telegraph I group Trinity Mirror pic vocenio Blick Hubert Burda Media Facts and Figures N Table of Contents Introduction.3 Executive Summary Global Revenue Trends.5 Digital Media Usage Patterns. 7 Tablets Usership and Revenue. 8 Social Media Usership and Revenue. 10 Mobile Media Usership and Revenue. 11 Internet Usership and Revenue. 12 Contributors. 13 2 Global Media Trends Book 2012 Introduction Digital media around the world are an inexorable force. With burgeoning popularity brought through innovation and change professional media are at the heart of the online revolution. The European Publishers Council Global Media Trends Book captures the trends in revenue and usage patterns for a variety of digital media including consumption on tablets mobile social media Internet and more and then analyses and projects the future of these digital media segments. As leading representatives of Europe s media sector we in the European Publishers Council are often asked by policy makers and legislators for facts and figures on our industry. In response we have partnered with a renowned research organisation WNMN that collects and analyses the most up-to-date and authoritative data available on the media sector worldwide. We are delighted to present to you an Executive Summary of this book with highlights of the media trends and analysis to help policy makers see a factual picture of our sector globally. .
