What Global Consumers Want in a Music Festival
A great line-up, top-notch production, and interesting location are the starting point.
A great line-up, top-notch production, and interesting location are the starting point.
Beyond the ticket, festivalgoers spend money on VIP add-ons, travel, food and drinks, and more.
How and why global consumers are using social media, in their own words.
A new video shows how people reacted during a week without television. (Hint: it wasn’t easy!)
Our new study illustrates how people in different age groups are using social media now.
The benefits of social media outweigh the drawbacks, according to our latest research.
Hear the teens we spoke to for our My Teen Life project in their own words.
As they fight to end gun violence, this internet-inspired generation of American teens feels comfortable dreaming big, speaking truth to power, and taking action.
Teens today are extremely close with their parents – but they’re not convinced the police, religious figures and politicians have their best interests in mind.
Global teens appreciate others’ voices – and are eager to use their own.
A recent study shows that TV offers viewers a unique sense of connection and instant gratification.
The people with the best sex lives aren’t who you’d think, according to our new global sex study.
Today’s global teens want to learn from their mistakes and adapt when needed.
In a recent media study, we took TV away from viewers – and found that entertainment wasn’t the only thing they missed.
We spoke to teens in 32 countries to find out what life is like for them.
Around the world, audiences are enhancing their viewing experiences with new technology, according to our latest media usage study.
Our latest study on TV habits around the world finds that in viewers' lives, TV is as essential as ever.
A recent study looks at how the internet and online connections are opening people’s minds and inspiring them to make the world a better place.
How do kids influence household purchase decisions around the world?
People are becoming more worried about the future and less trusting, but also more determined to seek out the positive.
An infographic illustrates how people are managing stress and coping in an increasingly stressful world.
August is vacation month in many countries – and our latest study reveals that people increasingly value free time to have fun and relax with those they care about.
Today, we’re proud to announce the official launch of our newest project, The Next Normal: Rise of Resilience.
A new video sheds light on the meaning of fatherhood for some of the men we spoke to for our Modern Dads project.
Dads want to be more involved in their kids’ lives – but getting time away from work isn’t easy.
A new survey of kids in 30 countries reveals a generation of passionate gamers.
Global dads are rejecting traditional gender stereotypes and taking a more active role in their children’s lives, according to a newly released Viacom study.
A new Viacom study reveals the most popular toy categories among global kids 2 to 5.
A 10-minute film gives a window into the lives of today’s global preschoolers.
Parents believe technology gives their kids the skills they’ll need for the future, according to a new Viacom study.
A new Viacom study reveals that while parents of small children still value traditional learning, they’re placing emphasis on the educational benefits of play.
Parents are exposing preschool-age children to more of the realities of life to prepare them for an unpredictable world, according to a new Viacom study
Viacom’s new study of global preschoolers reveals that parenting styles are adapting to a changing and unpredictable world.
When Gen X women come up against gender discrimination, they work around the problem covertly. Their individual actions have collectively redefined expectations for women today.
Viacom International spoke to European youth after the UK’s historic vote—and found that they continue to believe in the future of a united Europe.
The Philippines has elected a transgender Congresswoman in an otherwise macho election cycle, illustrating the country’s increasing acceptance of the LGBTI community.
From this transforming media environment has emerged a key viewer who is engaged, savvy and spending even more time watching TV.
Different sources play different roles for global viewers, according to TV RE[DEFINED], a recent project by Viacom International Media Networks.
Kids in Northern Europe have a lot of influence over their parents’ purchase decisions, according to a recent Nickelodeon Kids & Family GPS study.
The latest installment from Viacom International Media Networks’ “TV RE[DEFINED]” project takes a look at the devices and sources available in global homes, and the effect this has on their TV viewing.
Global viewers engage in a 3-step process to discover new content, according to new VIMN study TV RE[DEFINED].
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