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    Pepe Grillo Jr.

    La hormiga atmica regresa

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    ALWAYS CONNECTED

    Comparacin de 7 estudios

    Sintetizaron lo comn

    Destacaron las incosistencias

    Nios 0 a 11 aos

    Auto-reportes: encuestas, entrevistas y

    cuestionarios

    Monitoreo electrnico

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    Children appear to shift their digital media habits around

    age 8, when they increasingly open their eyes to the wide

    world of media beyond television. Kids like media on the go

    By age 8, well over half of

    all children have bedroom televisions.

    When 5-to-9-year-old children turn on the

    television (or when an adult turns it on for

    them), which channels do they choose to

    watch? Three kid-centric cable channels

    Disney, Nickelodeon, and the Cartoon

    Network followed by PBS.

    More than one-third of children over age 5 say

    their favorite Web sites are those tied to television

    networks (the Disney Channel Web site, PBSKids.

    org, etc.).5 By large measure, the sources of the

    Web sites children are browsing are TV shows

    and networks (57%) and TV commercials (36%).

    Children ages 8 to 10spend a little over an hour

    with music each day, an

    increase of less than

    15 minutes over the past

    decade.3 Their slightly

    younger siblings, childrenages 5 to 9, spend

    about 43 minutes using an

    MP3 player each day.

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    According to Patricia Greenfield there are three

    types of media multitasking:1. Combining media with a real-life interaction,

    such as texting at the dinner table.

    2. Using two or more types of media at the sametime, such as listening to a CD while playing

    a video game.

    3.

    Engaging in multiple tasks within a singlemedium, such as listening to iTunes while

    doing homework on the computer.

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    NIELSEN 2011

    Encuestas mensuales y comparan resultados

    anuales

    Datos de uso de celulares de los encuestados

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    25-34 (64%) y 18-24 (53%)dueos de un smarthphone

    Adultos gustan de los juegos(angry birds) y usan su cel

    para trabajar

    Jvenes lo usan con fines de

    entretenimiento social

    App ms usada: FB

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    13 a 17 aos

    2009: 16% posea un SP

    2011: 40% posea un SP

    Iphone: 44 apps

    Android: 32

    10 aos edad promediopara descargar apps encelular de paps

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    M2

    39% a 66% celular propio(8-18 aos)

    18% a 76% mp3 (8-18 aos)

    49 minutos al da consumiendo media en elcelular

    Investigacin hecha desde 1999

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    Televisin es lo que ms se consume

    3:51 min en el 2004 a 4:30 min en 2009

    (mltiples plataformas a diferencia que en

    2004)

    Pesado: ms de 16 horas 21%

    Moderado: 3 a 16 horas 63%

    Ligero: menos de 3 horas 17%

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    10-14 aos los aumentos ms dramticos en

    consumo de medios: media use 3 h. and 4 h.

    in media exposure

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    Metodologa

    2,002 Encuesta (8-18 aos)

    702 diario de uso de medios

    20 oct 2008- 7 mayo 2009

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    Nios leen ms

    10-12 ven ms tv

    Adolescentes escuchan msica