Reports

In a time-crunched world, our executive-level syndicated reports provide targeted information in an accessible way making it easier for readers to find the information they want about the topics that interest them the most. In addition to the Adoption Reports and free Sneak Peeks, users can access numerous other reports focusing on different technologies, trends, activities and demographic groups.

70+ Reports Per Year

Across all three MTM products - 18+, Junior, Newcomers - industry experts provide clients with approximately 70 reports and infographics each year on a range of different technologies and activities. These highly visual reports synthesize the information you need for easy access.

Unique Segments & Markets

In addition to the numerous reports focussing on media habits, MTM also provides users with multiple reports which focus on important demographic segments: visible minorities, OLMC markets, age, region of origin, official language, Indigenous people, regions of Canada and more.

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Sneak Peek Reports

Each year with the launch of our new data, we create short Sneak Peek Reports which highlight some of the new and exciting findings from the most recent data and provide insight into what's to come from the upcoming season of reports.

TikTalking about TikTok

In the last year, TikTok has become one the most talked about new social media apps. With the COVID-19 pandemic, TikTok drew additional attention as users had more time to engage with the app. This report looks at the use of TikTok, who are the heavy users and what else TikTok users are engaging in.

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Youth and Video Games

Junior | December 02, 2021

This report provides an overview of adoption and engagement of gaming among kids under 18 in the anglophone market.

Press Release

Cell Phones and Newcomers

Newcomers | November 23, 2021

This report examines newcomers adoption and use of cell phones compared to the Canadian born population, as well as adoption in relation to other technologies and cell phone carriers.

Press Release

World TV Day

MTM 18+ | November 19, 2021

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Online Video Rentals During COVID-19

MTM 18+ | November 09, 2021

While Canadians are now slowly venturing back to movie theatres, many movie goers had to find other ways to get their movie fix during the previous year.

Indigenous Peoples and Media Technology

MTM 18+ | October 28, 2021

The Indigenous Peoples of Canada (First Nations, Métis, and Inuit) make up a small but important portion of the overall population. Despite their place in the Canadian mosaic, not much is known about how Indigenous Peoples across the country use media technology. In an effort to improve our knowledge of the media consumption patterns among the Indigenous community, for the first time ever, the MTM has added an oversample among Indigenous communities, and in the North.

Press Release

Media & Technology in the North

MTM 18+ | October 21, 2021

The Northern population is a highly under-researched part of Canada. By expanding the scope of the MTM 18+ to survey the North, we have a unique opportunity to examine how those residing in Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut compare and contrast to the average Canadian.

Press Release

TV Fandom

MTM 18+ | October 13, 2021

The Internet provides TV viewers with additional opportunities to find out about or follow the TV shows they watch. In addition to official websites and apps created by show producers and staff, there are also fan-created options for other fans to check out. Social media also gives fans an opportunity to follow and interact with cast members from their favourite shows. This report profiles TV viewers and their fan activities online.

Press Release

Canadians and At-Home Fitness

MTM 18+ | October 06, 2021

With the majority of Canadians adopting a more sedentary lifestyle while working or studying from home many have decided to prioritize their physical and mental health. These unique circumstances have led some Canadians to pump up their endorphins at home by using fitness apps, purchasing workout equipment and watching online fitness videos.

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Newcomers and the News

Newcomers | September 16, 2021

Canadians are big news consumers, and new Canadians are no exception. As people arrive in Canada from different places around the world, they are looking to various news sources to find out what is going on, here and abroad. This report looks at the consumption of news by Newcomers to Canada.

Press Release

What Do Newcomers Think About Canadian News?

Newcomers | September 16, 2021

Newcomers to Canada experience all sorts of new things when they arrive in Canada. The Canadian news media is one of the new things that new arrivals can explore. What do Newcomers think about Canadian news sources? Do they trust them? Do they think as highly of them as they do sources from where they came from? What about International news outlets? This report looks at Newcomers perceptions’ of various news media.

How Kids Consume Audio Content

Junior | September 09, 2021

Audio content opens up a world of choices for children. Between music streaming services, AM/FM radio broadcasts and podcasts, children have a limitless amount of options available. In a crowded media landscape such as this one, how do today’s youth consume audio in the year 2021? This report provides an overview of audio consumption amongst kids under 18 in the anglophone market.

Avoiding Advertising

MTM 18+ | August 19, 2021

This report profiles some of the activities Canadians engage in when advertising is presented to them.

Kids and Social Media

Junior | August 12, 2021

This report provides an overview of social media usage among Canadians aged 7 to 17, including a deeper dive into the use of Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat and TikTok.

Discoverability

Junior | August 05, 2021

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Adoption Report

MTM 18+ | July 22, 2021

Sneak Peek - MTM 18+ Spring 2021

MTM 18+ | July 22, 2021

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Adoption Cycle Charts

MTM 18+ | July 22, 2021

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MTM 18+ Spring and Combined data now available on the Data Analysis Tool

MTM 18+ | July 22, 2021

Youth and Smart Speakers

Junior | July 06, 2021

If anyone loves smart speakers, its kids. Low costs and ease of use have made this device a favourite among household’s with children. The MTM JR 2021 data provides even more insight into adoption and use of these devices among Canadian children and their households.

An Overview of Cord Cutting and More

MTM 18+ | June 24, 2021

This report examines those who have cancelled their TV service (Cord Cutters), those who have an interest in doing so (Potential Cord Cutters), those who have never had a paid TV subscription (Cord Nevers) and those who have reduced their subscription (Cord Shavers).

Youth and Radio

Junior | June 17, 2021

Canadian children have more choice than ever before, yet they continue to tune into AM/FM radio. Traditional over-the-air radio is a low-cost alternative that is accessible to all Canadians. While this more established medium is facing competition due to broader choice and technological development, it continues to educate and entertain young Canadians coast-to-coast.

Kids and SVODS

Junior | June 10, 2021

Subscription Video on Demand Services (SVODs) provide a key source of video content in the majority of Canadian households. These services provide subscribers with vast libraries of content available at their fingertips. There are many services available, each one with their own assortment of content, both original and licenced. And just like their parents, Canadian kids are big users of SVOD services. This report provides an overview of SVOD amongst kids under 18 in the anglophone market.

Why we subscribe to SVOD services

MTM 18+ | June 10, 2021

When subscribing to SVOD services for the first time or subscribing to another service, what are the main SVOD features Canadians are looking for? From pricing to built-in recommandations, this report gives an overview of preferred features when subscribing to SVOD services in the Canadian market.

What Have You Been Watching During COVID?

MTM 18+ | June 02, 2021

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Newcomers Report

Newcomers | May 25, 2021

With a country that is more diverse than ever before, we are now expanding our service to include newcomers to Canada as well! MTM Newcomers focuses on the media behavioursas well as the leisure and settlement activities of people who have arrived in Canada in the past 5 years. The Newcomers Report -A First Look at the Data provides clients with a first look at the findings from this year’s brand new study.

MTM Newcomers: Sneak Peek 2021

Newcomers | May 25, 2021

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MTM Newcomers 2021 data now available on the Data Analysis Tool

Newcomers | May 25, 2021

Static or a Clear Signal?

MTM 18+ | May 06, 2021

This report looks at trends in the way consumers access TV, what products/services they are using, and how they bundle their services.It outlines user profiles for the various TV services which includes Cable TV, Satellite TV and Fibre Optic (IPTV). It also highlights Off- Air TV reception.

MTM JR: The Futures Report 2021

Junior | April 28, 2021

MTM Jr. focuses on the behaviours and activities of Canadians aged 2-17 allowing you to better understand the media consumption habits of today’s youngest audiences and consumers. The Futures Report provides clients with a first look at the findings from this year’s study with more in depth reports to come throughout the year.

MTM JR Sneak Peek 2021

Junior | April 28, 2021

MTM Jr. looks at the latest technology and media trends shaping the lives of 2-17 year olds today. Here are a few key findings from Canada’s only annual youth media study.

MTM JR 2021 data now available on the Data Analysis and Trending Tools

Junior | April 28, 2021

SVOD Services

MTM 18+ | April 22, 2021

SVOD services have boomed in 2020, with consumers seeking out more digital entertainment options while staying at home. While even prior to the COVID 19 outbreak, SVOD services were a major source of media content, Canadians now have more time than ever to dig into the large content libraries of Netflix, Crave, Amazon Prime Video and newer offerings like Disney+ and Apple TV+.

Are Podcasts a Smash, Boom, or Best?

Junior | April 07, 2021

Podcasts are a key part of the digital audio experience in Canada. They give opportunities for longer-form content on a variety of subjects. We know that adults are embracing the medium, but are kids also listening to podcasts?

Youth and TV Language Content

Junior | March 25, 2021

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Welcome to Canada

MTM 18+ | March 16, 2021

Canada is a country of immigrants. People come from far and wide to come and share in what Canada has to offer. But are new arrivals to Canada different in terms of their use of media technology? Are they doing different things than those who have lived in Canada their whole lives?

The Middle: Gen X

MTM 18+ | February 04, 2021

While Generation X was once defined as slackers who were cynical of what was around them, this age cohort has matured, become more career focused and started families. As this generation evolves, we see them develop their own profile in terms of what media devices they own and which media sources they use.This report profiles the ownership and use of media technology of Generation X (40-54) and how they compare to both Younger Anglophones (18-39) and Older Anglophones (55+) in an effort to consider what makes this group distinct.

Seniors

MTM 18+ | February 04, 2021

Seniors sit in a very unique position compared to other generations. The majority are in retirement, they represent a growing part of the Canadian population, and their use of traditional forms of media is nearly unrivaled. Their adoption of more Internet-based technologies and services is also higher than someone would assume.

Millennials

MTM 18+ | February 04, 2021

Millennials make up a significant portion of our Canadian society. Viewed by many as the “tech savvy” generation, Millennials have grown up with the Internet and various devices at their finger tips, making them quick to engage with new technologies. The following report examines this group to better understand their relationship with media and technology.This report profiles compares Millennial Anglophones against Older Anglophones. For the purpose of this analysis, we separate Millennials into Gen Z (18-30 years old) and Gen Y (31-39 years old).

Kids and Cell Phones

Junior | January 28, 2021

The vast majority of Canadian adults are very attached to their cell phones. Many kids are also using these devices. And they aren’t only using their parents phones, many have their own phones and data plans. This report provides an overview of cell phone ownership among kids in the Canadian market.

Alberta

MTM 18+ | January 07, 2021

Canada is a large and diverse country, and this series of 11 reports compiles data on media technology ownership and usage in a number of markets highlighting the similarities and differences across regions, provinces and major cities.

Atlantic Provinces

MTM 18+ | January 07, 2021

Canada is a large and diverse country, and this series of 11 reports compiles data on media technology ownership and usage in a number of markets highlighting the similarities and differences across regions, provinces and major cities.

British Columbia

MTM 18+ | January 07, 2021

Canada is a large and diverse country, and this series of 11 reports compiles data on media technology ownership and usage in a number of markets highlighting the similarities and differences across regions, provinces and major cities.

Francophones in Canada

MTM 18+ | January 07, 2021

Canada is a large and diverse country, and this series of 11 reports compiles data on media technology ownership and usage in a number of markets highlighting the similarities and differences across regions, provinces and major cities.

Montreal Francophones

MTM 18+ | January 07, 2021

Canada is a large and diverse country, and this series of 11 reports compiles data on media technology ownership and usage in a number of markets highlighting the similarities and differences across regions, provinces and major cities.

Manitoba/Saskatchewan

MTM 18+ | January 07, 2021

Canada is a large and diverse country, and this series of 9 reports compiles data on media technology ownership and usage in a number of markets highlighting the similarities and differences across regions, provinces and major cities.

Montreal Anglophones

MTM 18+ | January 07, 2021

Canada is a large and diverse country, and this series of 11 reports compiles data on media technology ownership and usage in a number of markets highlighting the similarities and differences across regions, provinces and major cities.

Ontario

MTM 18+ | January 07, 2021

Canada is a large and diverse country, and this series of 11 reports compiles data on media technology ownership and usage in a number of markets highlighting the similarities and differences across regions, provinces and major cities.

Toronto

MTM 18+ | January 07, 2021

Canada is a large and diverse country, and this series of 11 reports compiles data on media technology ownership and usage in a number of markets highlighting the similarities and differences across regions, provinces and major cities.

Cell Phones

MTM 18+ | December 16, 2020

Cell phones are an indispensable device for the vast majority of Canadians. In addition to the ability to make phone calls, cell phones allow owners access to vast troves of information, music, and video content wherever a signal is available.In this report we look at cell phone ownership and usage among Anglophone Canadians.

Where YouTube fits in a Media Landscape

Junior, MTM 18+ | December 03, 2020

This report is a special release based on data from both MTM and MTM Jr., focusing on how kids and adults make use of YouTube and the platform’s place in a broader media landscape including the types of content kids watch on the platform, and how adults’ use of YouTube has changed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Co-viewing

Junior | November 26, 2020

Watching video content has long been a family activity. Families would gettogether around the TV set and watch shows together. With new sources ofcontent available via paid streaming services and YouTube, and the growth ofpersonal devices, video viewing has become more individualized. However,parents still join their children for watching content.This report provides an overview of co-viewing linear TV, subscription videoservices, and YouTube between parents and kids in the Canadian market.

Discoverability

Junior | November 26, 2020

In a world full of new content and endless choices, choosing the right video and TVprogramming for children can be difficult. MTM Jr. asked parents how they discover newcontent for their kids to consume.

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Social Media During COVID-19

MTM 18+ | November 05, 2020

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Anglophone Canadians had to distance themselves from each other. Rather than feel isolated from friends and family, online Canadians looked for ways to remain connected despite being stuck at home. The use of social media is one way to interact with others when you can’t meet with them in person. This report looks at social media and if the use of social networks changed during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

TikTalking about TikTok

Junior, MTM 18+ | November 05, 2020

In the last year, TikTok has become one the most talked about new social media apps. This app allows users to make, share, and watch short-form video content. With the COVID-19 pandemic, TikTok drew additional attention as users had more time to engage with the app. This report looks at the use of TikTok – who users are and what are some other things TikTok users engage in.

Streaming Audio

MTM 18+ | October 29, 2020

With the growing penetration of at-home Internet connections and Internet-connected devices, Canadians have access to a near limitless amount of online audio content. Music streaming services offer free and paid subscriptions with many even offering a special discount to students. Other sources of audio content such as online AM/FM radio streams and podcasts are widely available and are accessible through any Internet-connected device. This report is a broad overview of online audio, focusing on music on YouTube, music streaming services, AM/FM radio streaming and podcasts.

Podcasting

MTM 18+ | September 28, 2020

Podcasts have become a major part of online audio among a myriad of content sources. These recordings usually involve a long form discussion on a topic of interest, and with some rare exceptions, are offered for free. Podcasts are hosted on a wide range of platforms and services, including the newest technology to enter the limelight, smart speakers. This report considers Anglophones use of podcasts, key demographic data of podcast users and how podcast users consume other audio content.

Connect During Quarantine

MTM 18+ | September 10, 2020

Personal isolation was major consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic in Canada. Stuck at home for not only personal but work time, Canadians needed to find different ways to interact with colleagues, friends, and family. One of the ways that stood out during this time was video calling, which allowed Canadians the opportunity to see people outside their households while isolating.

COVID-19 and News

MTM 18+ | August 25, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has created a truly incredible news event. Due to quarantines, travel restrictions, and other factors, all Canadians are impacted by the virus. As a result, the news became an even more important part of the Canadian media diet as people sought out updates on the spread of the virus, changes to government policies and restrictions, and other news related to COVID-19. This report looks at the consumption of news during the pandemic.

Kids and Traditional TV

Junior | August 13, 2020

Television has long been a key source of content for families, providing them with entertainment and educational programming. However, with the advent of streaming services such as Netflix and Disney+, as well as the trove of content on YouTube, do kids still watch traditional, linear TV?

Change in Media Habits During COVID

MTM 18+ | July 28, 2020

As a result of the COVID 19 pandemic, online Canadians have had to make use of media technology to try to fill needs and wants in their lives. These technologies have helped online Canadians to communicate, to remain connected with what is going on in the world, and find ways to occupy their leisure time while remaining at home.This report looks at the perceived changes that Canadians have made in their use of media technology during this time.

Homeschooling During COVID-19

MTM 18+ | July 09, 2020

In a special COVID edition of the Spring Media Technology Monitor (MTM), we looked at the various educational tools that parents of kids between the ages of 7-17 have been using to help with the learning process while in quarantine.

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Smart Speakers

MTM 18+ | June 18, 2020

Like smartphones and tablets before them, smart speakers have seen widespread adoption among Canadians in a fairly short period. The simplicity of a voice controlled interface means that nearly anyone can use these devices to listen to music, check the weather or even control other devices in their home.This report takes a deeper look at smart speakers, including adoption by brand, how these devices are being used, intention to purchase and more. We also examine smart home devices to see current levels of adoption and popular brands.

Sports in the Time of COVID-19

MTM 18+ | June 09, 2020

The sports world, as with many other aspects of Canadian society, has been heavily impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. As sports leagues have been forced to suspend public competitions for the safety of players and the public, sports fans have had to find other ways to get their sports fix. This report gives an overview of some of the things sports fans are doing to access sports during this time.

Virtual Assistants

MTM 18+ | May 21, 2020

As technology continues to evolve, we see new functionalities and applications emerging. One of these technologies is the voice-activated virtual assistant: an interface that understands natural language voice commands and completes tasks for the user. This report looks at the use of a number of these interfaces among Canadians.

Internet Activities

MTM 18+ | May 05, 2020

The Internet has become an essential tool in the lives of many Canadians, with the average person spending a considerable amount of time online each week. From communicating to consuming video and music to accessing information and dealing with finances, Canadians today are performing an array of activities over the Internet. This short report provides a summary of the Internet activities measured by the Media Technology Monitor and provides readers with a starting point for the more in-depth reports to come.

Internet Use in the Home

MTM 18+ | May 05, 2020

As technological change and increased options for Internet activity have emerged in recent years, Canadians are spending an increasing amount of time online. In this report, we focus on how Anglophones are utilizing the Internet in their homes, tracking the type of Internet connections they subscribe to and delving deeper into data on time spent online, with a focus on demographic trends.

Co-viewing

MTM 18+ | April 29, 2020

While watching TV has increasingly become a more individualized experience, there is still a place for watching a show with someone else. In some cases, the show becomes an important shared experience within the relationship. In this report we focus on co-viewing: watching TV shows with someone else.

Canadian Teens and News Consumption

Junior | April 15, 2020

Almost half of Canadian teens said they’ve accessed news in the past month. This infographic focuses on Canadian youth (12 to 17), the different sources they use to access news, their frequency of use, as well as their concern with fake news.

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Families and Technology

Junior, MTM 18+ | April 08, 2020

Media technologies have shifted drastically in the last decade alone, giving rise to innovative new ways to access content. It is vital to understand how mediums like OTT services and the dominance of smartphones has had a broader impact on media usage in families. This report profiles Anglophone families and their ownership of media technology.

TV Technology

MTM 18+ | March 19, 2020

Similar to other technologies, TV sets have evolved over time. In addition to screens having better resolution, giving viewers a better picture, TVs can be connected to the Internet via various means. This opens up additional content over and above traditional TV content. In this report we look at three technologies in particular: Ultra HD/4K TV, Smart TV, and Internet-connected TV.

Teens and Communication

Junior | March 11, 2020

8 in 10 Canadian teens (12-17) say that they would rather communicate through technology than in person. Here are the favourite ways for them to connect with their friends

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YouTube Birthday

MTM 18+ | February 14, 2020

Happy Birthday YouTube!

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Boomers

MTM 18+ | January 30, 2020

The Boomer generations (Younger and Older) have long been very influential in Canadian society. Their size and affluence have been drivers of marketing and sales strategies. However, with new technologies appealing to younger Canadians, we are seeing Boomers following trends in some cases.

Francophones de Québec (French)

MTM 18+ | January 21, 2020

Canada is a large and diverse country, and this series of 11 reports compiles data on media technology ownership and usage in a number of markets highlighting the similarities and differences across regions, provinces and major cities.

Vancouver

MTM 18+ | January 21, 2020

Canada is a large and diverse country, and this series of 11 reports compiles data on media technology ownership and usage in a number of markets highlighting the similarities and differences across regions, provinces and major cities.

The $5000 Question

MTM 18+ | January 10, 2020

Few technologies have changed daily life as much as the cell phone. Canadians do countless daily tasks on their phones, like browsing, watching videos, streaming music, checking the weather, banking and much more. With this in mind, the MTM proposed a new question to our online survey respondents.

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Impact of Fake News

MTM 18+ | December 10, 2019

This report delves into the issue of fake news, how concerned Canadians are about it, what they do when they suspect false content, and who should be monitoring the industry.

CPO

MTM 18+ | December 05, 2019

Cell phones stand as one of the most popular and commonplace pieces of technology since the TV set, radio and PC. With the functionality and availability of these devices, it makes sense that many Canadian households have abandoned their landlines in favor of these devices. In the face of this growth, what still makes these individuals unique? And what about those with cell phones and landline?This report examines our latest data from our Cell Phone Only (CPO) sample to consider demographics, technology ownership, online activities, media use and more. This sample is compared against cell phone phone owners who have a landline phone as well.

News Enthusiasts

MTM 18+ | November 07, 2019

More than ever, Canadians have news content at their fingertips. News outlets are taking to an array of platforms to provide content to the population. With all these options, how are Canadians keeping themselves informed?This report looks at how Anglophone Canadians consume the news and interact with each other regarding the current events of the day. We also profile a group we call “News Enthusiasts” who consume news from a number of platforms.

Radio

MTM 18+ | October 10, 2019

Radio draws many parallels with TV. Both are longstanding forms of technology, used by almost all of the Canadian population. Their usage has also shifted as a result of their content becoming available online, and across more devices than ever before. How do Canadians engage with this longstanding medium today?This report looks at Anglophones use of AM/FM radio content on traditional receivers and accessing radio content online.

Streaming Video and Online TV

MTM 18+ | September 26, 2019

While once the TV set was the primary source for video content, the Internet has become a veritable treasure trove for people who are looking to watch something. The variety of content and on-demand nature of the Internet has made it the go-to source for many Anglophones.This report examines how Anglophones are consuming these types of content.

How Canadian Youth Like to Spend Their Spare Time

Junior | September 05, 2019

In a modern era, youth have more and more things competing for their attention. Growing up along side significant changes in media and technology means that childhood today is a very different experience than even a decade ago. With so many possibilities available, we surveyed Canada’s youth aged 2 to 17 years old to find out how they like to spend their spare time.

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Social Networking

MTM 18+ | July 31, 2019

Social networking has changed the way we communicate, interact, and learn. This report examines the popularity of different social networks among users, the demographics most likely to access each network, which networks are still growing, and the devices used to connect to these applications. This report also compares the media consumption habits of social networkers, to better understand how they engage with different forms of content.This report considers use of social networks amongst Anglophone Canadians to find out.

Shift in TV Subscriptions

MTM 18+ | July 25, 2019

Teched In

MTM 18+ | July 11, 2019

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The Tablet Landscape

MTM 18+ | June 13, 2019

Tablet adoption has peaked in the Canadian market place. After eight years of strong, steady growth in penetration , tablet ownership has reached a saturation point. However, the versatility of this device may help it stay relevant among other Internet-capable technologies.This report examines the use of tablet with a focus on tablet owners, activities and ownership of other devices.

TV/Video in Other Languages

MTM 18+ | May 30, 2019

Canada is a very diverse country. While we often talk a lot about the English and French languages, Canada has many people who are fluent whose mother tongues are other languages. With so many languages being spoken, there is interest for media content in some of these other languages.This report looks at Canadians who watch TV and movie content in languages other than English and French.

TV My Way

MTM 18+ | March 28, 2019

Online TV is more accessible than ever before. Canadians have access to an unprecedented amount of TV content through online sources and are able to watch on nearly any Internet-connected device. While many are utilizing some combination of traditional and online sources, some are only accessing content through the latter.This report looks at Anglophones who do not have any paid TV service (like cable, satellite or fibre optic) or own an antenna, but instead watch TV content online. We now call this group “TV My Way.”

Understanding Canadian Instagram Users

MTM 18+ | January 24, 2019

Social networking has changed. Advances in technology allow users to access endless amounts of text, picture and video content in bite sized pieces. This isn’t just a way to get in touch with old friends any more - social networks are playing a major part in marketing campaigns, dissemination of news and ideas, and creating a star culture all their own. This series of three reports examines how users of specific social networks stand out from others.This report focuses on the use of Instagram amongst Canadians to see how they compare to the average social network user and find out what makes them distinct.

Understanding Canadian Twitter Users

MTM 18+ | January 24, 2019

Social networking has changed. Advances in technology allow users to access endless amounts of text, picture and video content in bite sized pieces. This isn’t just a way to get in touch with old friends any more - social networks are playing a major part in marketing campaigns, dissemination of news and ideas, and creating a star culture all their own. This series of three reports examines how users of specific social networks stand out from others.This report focuses on the use of Twitter amongst Canadians to see how they compare to the average social network user and find out what makes them distinct.

Understanding Canadian Facebook Users

MTM 18+ | January 24, 2019

Social networking has changed. Advances in technology allow users to access endless amounts of text, picture and video content in bite sized pieces. This isn’t just a way to get in touch with old friends any more - social networks are playing a major part in marketing campaigns, dissemination of news and ideas, and creating a star culture all their own. This series of three reports examines how users of specific social networks stand out from others.This report focuses on the use of Facebook amongst Canadians to see how they compare to the average social network user and find out what makes them distinct.

Canadian Viewing Profiles

MTM 18+ | January 17, 2019

There is interest in the industry to understand how different audiences connect with media content. This report looks at the different viewing profiles of Canadians based on self-reported MTM TV/video viewing data. The following pages describe each of the identified viewing profiles based on their demographics, their viewing habits and their subscription to various services.

Cord Jumping

MTM 18+ | January 10, 2019

The Media Technology Monitor (MTM) releases a brand new infographic on cord jumping, wherein people cancel a subscription to an OTT or TV service with intent to resubscribe later.

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Pirating TV and Movies

MTM 18+ | November 15, 2018

The Internet not only gives service providers and copyright holders opportunities to reach wider audiences with their content, it also gives people the opportunity to seek out content that they wouldn’t necessarily have access to. Internet users can find films, TV shows, music, video games and software that are made available for free online, sometimes against the wishes of their creators and copyright holders.This mini-report provides a look at who is pirating TV and movie content.

Early Adopters

MTM 18+ | November 07, 2018

For some Canadians, when a new piece of technology emerges, they have to get their hands on it. While technology adoption grows over time, some want to get in on the ground floor and be among the first to try something new. But what sets this group apart from other Canadians?

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Fake News

MTM 18+ | October 30, 2018

The increasingly rapid spread of information through online platforms and several recent events globally have brought trust in media, public perception and the concept of fake news into the spotlight.This report delves into the issue of fake news, traditional vs. new platforms, and potential impacts for the upcoming Federal election.

Music Streaming Services

MTM 18+ | October 25, 2018

The demands of the Canadian listener are more challenging to pin down than ever before. They have a strong desire for curated, on-demand content. This appetite is fulfilled through music streaming services (MSS). Major companies including Apple and Google have created their own services and now Canadians are taking notice.This report focuses in particular on Anglophones use of music streaming services. Highlights include their demographics, use of different services available and devices used to access this type of content.

Sports Enthusiasts

MTM 18+ | October 11, 2018

Canadians love sports, and with so many new platforms to consume content, there are more ways than ever to enjoy the genre. This report profiles Anglophones who are heavy consumers of sports and their media technology adoption and use.

Genre of Online Video

MTM 18+ | September 27, 2018

As people spend more time watching video content online, they have branched out from the homemade clips of cats found on early video sites. While that type of video is still readily available on YouTube, long form content is available through any number of sites and services including Netflix and TV broadcaster websites.This report looks at what genres of content Anglophones are watching online. We also examine which genres people tend to access through various online sources.

Gaming

MTM 18+ | September 13, 2018

Gaming has changed rapidly in the last several decades. The boom and bust of arcades, the rapid growth of mobile gaming and substantial upgrades in terms of graphics and design have all occurred. Consoles are also more media-centric than ever before, allowing for easy streaming of other types of content online. As the medium has grown so rapidly, its vital to consider its current audience, and what makes them distinct from other Canadians.This report considers Anglophones ownership of game consoles, those who play games online, and details about watching gaming content/esports online.

Skinny Basic and Pick & Pay

MTM 18+ | August 17, 2017

In March 2016, the CRTC mandated that TV service providers offer a very basic package of channels for a minimal cost of $25. These packages are referred as “Starter Packages” or “Skinny Basic.” Consumers could opt to use this as a foundation and add individual channels through a system known as “Pick & Pay.”This report looks at how this mandate has impacted the Canadian consumer TV market in its first year of availability.

Financial Habits of Online Canadians

MTM 18+ | July 26, 2017

As the choice of Internet activities expands, the banking sector continues to lead way as the vast majority of services are now available online. Canadians are choosing the convenience of online banking to simplify their lives with tools that make all types of financial transactions a breeze. This move to online and mobile banking is not necessarily to the detriment of traditional banking services, however.

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Professional and Amateur Sports

MTM 18+ | June 15, 2017

Many Canadians enjoy watching a variety of sports. While the “Big” professional sports leagues (NHL, NFL, MLB, NBA, CFL, and MLS) garner much of the attention, many Canadians also support “high performance” or “amateur” sports such as skiing, skating, and curling. This report looks at Canadians who consume sports content and their use of media technology.

Exploring Adoption Of VR Technologies

MTM 18+ | May 17, 2017

One of the “newest” media technologies in the Canadian marketplace is Virtual Reality. New developments both in content and hardware and a greater marketing focus aimed at individual consumers have created opportunities for more Canadians to experience VR either through owning a headset or via in-store demonstrations. Major companies like Google and Facebook are getting involved in with VR products and software. This report provides an early look into the use and ownership of VR headsets.

Binge Watching

MTM 18+ | January 05, 2017

We live in the golden age of television, with more quality content available on more platforms than ever before. Through the use of OTT platforms like Netflix, PVRs and other sources, it’s incredibly easy to watch a lot of TV in a single sitting. Here are 10 key stats on Canadians and their binge watching habits, from our 2015/2016 survey.

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