Technology – a spending priority

According to Ofcom’s Communications Market Report 2009 we value technology above that of holidays and meals out and have adjusted our spending to reflect this in the current economic climate.
When consumers were asked where they would cut back on spending:

47% said meals out
41% said DIY
41% said holidays
Only 10% would cut back on broadband services

Peter Phillips [...]

Opening Access to Adults Conference

Ofcom and NIACE will hold a media literacy conference entitled ‘Opening Access to Adults‘ at the Thistle Marble Arch hotel on Monday 17 November 2008.
The main objectives are to:

develop an understanding of media literacy and its relevance in modern adult learning
explore the relationship between media literacy and citizenship in the 21st century
share examples of good [...]

International Media Literacy Research Forum conference

In May 2008 Ofcom hosted the inaugural meeting of the International Media Literacy Research Forum.  This forum aims “to provide a platform for professional researchers and practitioners from across the world to share knowledge and expertise in the field of media literacy research.”
Details of the forum and conference can be found here on their website.
Ofcom have also produced a number [...]

Ofcom – Communications Market 2008 NI Report

Ofcom have published their detailed Communications Market report for the nations and regions across the UK.  The key themes from Northern Ireland can be found here.  I’ve included a few for your quick reference:
“Three in ten adults in Northern Ireland have watched video content online
A quarter of adults in Northern Ireland have accessed mobile internet…
Social [...]