Support for Unaffiliated U.S. Senate Candidate Neal Simon Up 10 Points Since Last Statewide Poll, Cardin Drops Below 50 Percent

A new statewide poll conducted by Gonzales Research & Media Services shows unaffiliated candidate Neal Simon has gained 10 points in the U.S. Senate race for Maryland, securing 18 percent of support from likely voters. The same poll shows a rapid decline in incumbent Sen. Ben Cardin's support, which Gonzalez's research shows has dropped below 50 percent for the first time this cycle.

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Despite common misconceptions from the press, including The Washington Post, about a lack of support for unaffiliated candidates, 54 percent of voters said they will consider an unaffiliated candidate for U.S. Senate; 56 percent of Democratic respondents also said they would consider an unaffiliated candidate; 30 percent of undecided voters lean to Simon. In comparison, only 4 percent of undecided voters are leaning towards Cardin and only 3 percent are leaning towards voting for Republican candidate Tony Campbell.

"Now that Marylanders are noticing there is another viable and credible choice for the U.S. Senate besides Ben Cardin, more and more Independents, Democrats, and Republicans are supporting our efforts to change the way Washington works," said Simon. "We are committed to winning on November 6 and will work tirelessly to listen to Marylanders and take our message across the great state of Maryland for the next 26 days."

The results of the Gonzalez poll make Simon the best performing independent U.S. Senate candidate in the country and the one with the best chance of winning. Read news here.

"When mapping out our path to victory, this is exactly where we thought we would be 26 days before Election Day," said Steve Crim, campaign director and the former director of Maryland Governor Larry Hogan's successful 2014 campaign. "Neal still has plenty of room to define his candidacy, especially because his name recognition is only at 47 percent. We will continue to see momentum in the polls as more and more Marylanders see that they have a better choice for U.S. Senate besides politicians who put party bosses ahead of hard working Marylanders." Read this for more information.

Neal Simon's campaign purchased three rider questions on the Gonzales Maryland Survey conducted from October 1-6, 2018. The campaign purchased the questions because the polling firm had not planned on including the Maryland U.S. Senate race in its poll. The campaign had no input on the methodology or the sample, which were dictated by the pollster who was conducting the same survey for public release of the Governor and Attorney General races.

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For a detailed report, please email press@nealsimon.com, or call 703-945-3501. For more information on the campaign, visit http://www.nealsimon.com and follow on Twitter: @nealjsimon.

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World Premiere of “The Edge of Success”: Doc Features Startling Insight into Silicon Valley Teen Suicide Clusters

Co-directors Liza Meak and Kathryn Basiji are proud to present the World Premiere of "The Edge of Success", a feature-length documentary film with startling insights into two Palo Alto teenage suicide clusters that occurred between 2009 - 2015, while also uncovering the potential causes of a burgeoning teen mental health crisis. The film's World Premiere will take place on Thursday, October 18, 2018, at the Regal Cinemas L.A. LIVE (1000 W Olympic Blvd) at 9:20 p.m. in Downtown Los Angeles, CA, as an Official Selection of the 10th Annual DTLA Film Festival. Read related news here.

Kathryn Basiji, a graduate of Palo Alto's Gunn High School (which the deceased students attended), joined forces with Liza Meak, an award-winning NBC investigative journalist and producer of the critically acclaimed documentary, "Batkid Begins" (New Line Cinema).

Meak says, "We wanted to tell this story from the inside perspective of this exclusive and somewhat mysterious community that was shaken by these shocking events. We were able to shadow six students through their junior and senior years to gain insight on what really happens behind-the-scenes at one of the best high schools in the nation. It was paramount to understand and share the pressures these kids face and see what if any correlation there was to the tragic teenage deaths."

Palo Alto, California, sits in the heart of Silicon Valley, just a few miles from tech giants like Google and Facebook, and home to Stanford University. Some of the wealthiest and smartest people in the world call this Bay Area city home, but it's also home to a sobering statistic. In recent years, there have been two high school suicide clusters: the first was between 2009-2010, when five current and former students took their own lives; and five years later, during the 2014/2015 school year, four more students died by suicide.

Basiji explains, "Since the suicide clusters, which garnered national attention, several more recent high school graduates have taken their own lives, and countless others have received both inpatient and outpatient care for treatment of stress, anxiety, and depression. We hope the film will serve as a mode of healing and an impetus for change. It will also shed light for others out there that might be grappling to understand heartbreaking tragedies like this."

The documentary provides an inside-out look at a community struck by tragedy—from the school district to the parents, mental health experts, educators and local pediatricians. They see sleep-deprivation, stress, and anxiety in teenagers they interact with daily and are looking at new approaches to stem the tide of this burgeoning crisis. Read this for more information.

While Palo Alto has made headlines for their tragedies, "The Edge of Success" explores the national implications of the city's crisis.

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The film doesn't claim to solve the problem, but it will provide an intimate, honest, and gripping first hand account that will spark important dialogue over what can be done to improve the state of mental health for adolescents and teens.

The filmmakers are in talks for strategic partnerships with suicide prevention non-profit organizations.

The film will have its next screening at the Portland Film Festival on Wednesday, October 24th at 7:00 p.m.

"The Edge of Success" is co-directed by Liza Meak and Kathryn Basiji. It is Basiji's first foray into directing. The director of photography is industry veteran Steve Pitre, and editing is by Emmy winner Jeff Clayton.

For more information, please visit http://www.edgeofsuccessmovie.com. Tickets for the DTLA Film Festival are available at http://www.dtlaff.com.

Website: http://www.edgeofsuccessmovie.com
Trailer: https://vimeo.com/290304216
Facebook: @Edgeofsuccessmovie
Instagram: @Edgeofsuccessmovie
Twitter: @EdgeSuccessDoc

From the Film's End Credits:

If you or someone you know is in need of help, please reach out and talk to someone.

Resources:
National Suicide Prevention Hotline
1-800-273-8255
http://www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org
24/7 free and confidential support and crisis resources for you and your loved ones.

Crisis Text Line
Text HOME
To 741741
http://www.crisistextline.org

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Global Consumer Media Usage Up 2.1% to 50.9 Hours Weekly in 2018, Powered by Surge in Consumption of Mobile Audio, OTT Video, Digital Games, eBooks/News by 12-39 Demos

Global consumer media usage & exposure, including all digital and traditional media combined, is on pace to grow 2.1% to an average of 50.9 hours per week (HPW) in 2018, powered by digital audio, video, books, news and games, as well as the growing middle class in emerging markets demanding more digital content in their native languages, according to a closely watched annual study just released by PQ Media.

Consumer time spent with media worldwide is projected to increase at a slower 1.5% in 2019, due to the absence of even-year stimulation from major sporting and political events, according to PQ Media's Global Consumer Media Usage & Exposure Forecast 2018-22.

Driven by continued strong growth in mobile media channels, overall digital media usage is expected to rise an estimated 8.8% to 12.7 HPW in 2018, accounting for 25% of all global media usage, up from only 15.2% just six years ago. Among the high-octane digital media fueling growth this year are mobile audio, video and books – the three fastest-growing digital channels – each of which is growing by more than 20% compared with their 2017 rates.

In some major markets, however, mobile media usage growth is decelerating due to declines in smartphone and tablet sales, particularly in key international markets where wireless device penetration is either nearing saturation, like in South Korea, or reporting declines in mobile phone subscribers because of economic instability, such as in South Africa.

Time spent accessing content on digital devices rose 9.7% in 2017 to 11.7 HPW. However, with consumers using mobile devices more often to access content, global internet media usage increased only 0.3% last year, and is expected to decline in 2018. Other digital media, including over-the-top (OTT) video, digital out-of-home (DOOH) media and satellite radio, among others, posted a strong 12.8% increase in 2017, and PQ Media pacing data indicates this category is growing at an accelerated rate this year due to the growth of OTT video services, driven by huge investments in original productions and native language programming.

PQ Media analysts noted the continued shift of consumer time spent with media to wireless devices and mobile media has distinct generational overtones. Although i-Gens (born 1981-1996) use media much less than older generations – slightly over 27 HPW in 2018 – almost 40% of their media consumption is done via digital devices. In comparison, the Great Generation (born pre-1945) use media the most at nearly 83 HPW in 2018, though only 19% of their media consumption occurs on digital devices.

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"The m-Gens are being exposed to media almost immediately, with parents playing digital music to sooth them or reading e-books to enhance intellectual development. By the time the child is five years old, he/she is consciously asking to watch, listen or play a range of entertainment and educational media content via multiple digital and traditional devices," said PQ Media CEO Patrick Quinn. "In fact, time spent with media among m-Gens is expected to grow 21.5% this year to more than 13 HPW, compared to less than 2 HPW in 2013."

Meanwhile, traditional media usage is expected to be flat this year at 38.2 HPW, after closing out 2017 with the first-ever worldwide decline. Aside from typical even-year boosts from sports and politics, traditional media was bolstered this year by atypical political events, such as print book readership growth related to new titles about the Trump Administration and increased radio listenership boosted by talk show debates about US-China tariff disputes and global leader summits. Nevertheless, live TV viewing will decline for the sixth consecutive year in 2018, as prime-time audiences continue to shift their viewing to laptops, smartphones, tablets and VOD, particularly Millennials and i-Gens.

"Consumer media usage reached a milestone in 2017, which marked the first time over half of all media consumption occurred outside the home, fueled by more TV viewing and videogame playing on smartphones; reading of newspapers, magazines and books via tablets; and exposure to real-time information on DOOH media screens at various indoor and outdoor locations, such as transit stations, gyms and doctor's offices," Quinn said.

Among the 20 largest media markets, Japan will post the highest usage in 2018 at 77.7 HPW, while Russia will boast the fastest growth with 4.4%, and Australia leads the world with the highest digital media share of total media usage at 41.3%. In the US, consumer time spent with media is projected to increase 1.3% to 70.7 HPW, as OTT video and mobile audio growth will drive up digital's share of total media consumption to 38.2%.

About the Forecast:

PQ Media's Global Consumer Media Usage & Exposure Forecast 2018-22 delivers the most comprehensive and actionable media consumption intelligence available anywhere, covering all 4 global regions; the 20 largest media markets; 3 broad digital media platforms; 22 digital media channels; 8 traditional media platforms; 11 hybrid (digital + traditional) media silos; 6 consumer generations and both genders.

The new Forecast includes a Core PDF Report providing 440 PowerPoint slides and 600 exclusive datagraphs, as well as a Companion Excel Databook providing drill-down datasets with over 250,000 data points drilling down into the top 20 countries by media platform, channel, consumer generation and gender. Download FREE Executive Summary and Sample Datasets by clicking this link: https://www.pqmedia.com/product/global-consumer-media-usage-exposure-forecast-2018-22/

About PQ Media:

PQ Media delivers intelligent data and analysis to the world's leading media and technology organizations via syndicated market intelligence reports, custom drill-down research and on-demand strategic consulting. PQ Media publishes the annual Global Media & Technology Forecast Series, a three-report bundle delivering the only holistic view of the changing media landscape with each report focusing on one of three key performance indicators: advertising & marketing spending; consumer media usage & exposure; and consumer spending on media & technology.

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Global Consumer Media Usage Up 2.1% to 50.9 Hours Weekly in 2018, Powered by Surge in Consumption of Mobile Audio, OTT Video, Digital Games, eBooks/News by 12-39 Demos

Global consumer media usage & exposure, including all digital and traditional media combined, is on pace to grow 2.1% to an average of 50.9 hours per week (HPW) in 2018, powered by digital audio, video, books, news and games, as well as the growing middle class in emerging markets demanding more digital content in their native languages, according to a closely watched annual study just released by PQ Media.

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Consumer time spent with media worldwide is projected to increase at a slower 1.5% in 2019, due to the absence of even-year stimulation from major sporting and political events, according to PQ Media's Global Consumer Media Usage & Exposure Forecast 2018-22.

Driven by continued strong growth in mobile media channels, overall digital media usage is expected to rise an estimated 8.8% to 12.7 HPW in 2018, accounting for 25% of all global media usage, up from only 15.2% just six years ago. Among the high-octane digital media fueling growth this year are mobile audio, video and books – the three fastest-growing digital channels – each of which is growing by more than 20% compared with their 2017 rates.

In some major markets, however, mobile media usage growth is decelerating due to declines in smartphone and tablet sales, particularly in key international markets where wireless device penetration is either nearing saturation, like in South Korea, or reporting declines in mobile phone subscribers because of economic instability, such as in South Africa.

Time spent accessing content on digital devices rose 9.7% in 2017 to 11.7 HPW. However, with consumers using mobile devices more often to access content, global internet media usage increased only 0.3% last year, and is expected to decline in 2018. Other digital media, including over-the-top (OTT) video, digital out-of-home (DOOH) media and satellite radio, among others, posted a strong 12.8% increase in 2017, and PQ Media pacing data indicates this category is growing at an accelerated rate this year due to the growth of OTT video services, driven by huge investments in original productions and native language programming.

PQ Media analysts noted the continued shift of consumer time spent with media to wireless devices and mobile media has distinct generational overtones. Although i-Gens (born 1981-1996) use media much less than older generations – slightly over 27 HPW in 2018 – almost 40% of their media consumption is done via digital devices. In comparison, the Great Generation (born pre-1945) use media the most at nearly 83 HPW in 2018, though only 19% of their media consumption occurs on digital devices.

With the release of the new study, PQ Media has become the first-ever market researcher to track consumer time spent with media among the world's newest generation, a group identified as "m-Gens," or those born starting in 2013.

"The m-Gens are being exposed to media almost immediately, with parents playing digital music to sooth them or reading e-books to enhance intellectual development. By the time the child is five years old, he/she is consciously asking to watch, listen or play a range of entertainment and educational media content via multiple digital and traditional devices," said PQ Media CEO Patrick Quinn. "In fact, time spent with media among m-Gens is expected to grow 21.5% this year to more than 13 HPW, compared to less than 2 HPW in 2013."

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Meanwhile, traditional media usage is expected to be flat this year at 38.2 HPW, after closing out 2017 with the first-ever worldwide decline. Aside from typical even-year boosts from sports and politics, traditional media was bolstered this year by atypical political events, such as print book readership growth related to new titles about the Trump Administration and increased radio listenership boosted by talk show debates about US-China tariff disputes and global leader summits. Nevertheless, live TV viewing will decline for the sixth consecutive year in 2018, as prime-time audiences continue to shift their viewing to laptops, smartphones, tablets and VOD, particularly Millennials and i-Gens.

"Consumer media usage reached a milestone in 2017, which marked the first time over half of all media consumption occurred outside the home, fueled by more TV viewing and videogame playing on smartphones; reading of newspapers, magazines and books via tablets; and exposure to real-time information on DOOH media screens at various indoor and outdoor locations, such as transit stations, gyms and doctor's offices," Quinn said.

Among the 20 largest media markets, Japan will post the highest usage in 2018 at 77.7 HPW, while Russia will boast the fastest growth with 4.4%, and Australia leads the world with the highest digital media share of total media usage at 41.3%. In the US, consumer time spent with media is projected to increase 1.3% to 70.7 HPW, as OTT video and mobile audio growth will drive up digital's share of total media consumption to 38.2%.

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PQ Media's Global Consumer Media Usage & Exposure Forecast 2018-22 delivers the most comprehensive and actionable media consumption intelligence available anywhere, covering all 4 global regions; the 20 largest media markets; 3 broad digital media platforms; 22 digital media channels; 8 traditional media platforms; 11 hybrid (digital + traditional) media silos; 6 consumer generations and both genders.

The new Forecast includes a Core PDF Report providing 440 PowerPoint slides and 600 exclusive datagraphs, as well as a Companion Excel Databook providing drill-down datasets with over 250,000 data points drilling down into the top 20 countries by media platform, channel, consumer generation and gender. Download FREE Executive Summary and Sample Datasets by clicking this link: https://www.pqmedia.com/product/global-consumer-media-usage-exposure-forecast-2018-22/

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Global Consumer Media Usage Up 2.1% to 50.9 Hours Weekly in 2018, Powered by Surge in Consumption of Mobile Audio, OTT Video, Digital Games, eBooks/News by 12-39 Demos

Global consumer media usage & exposure, including all digital and traditional media combined, is on pace to grow 2.1% to an average of 50.9 hours per week (HPW) in 2018, powered by digital audio, video, books, news and games, as well as the growing middle class in emerging markets demanding more digital content in their native languages, according to a closely watched annual study just released by PQ Media.

Consumer time spent with media worldwide is projected to increase at a slower 1.5% in 2019, due to the absence of even-year stimulation from major sporting and political events, according to PQ Media's Global Consumer Media Usage & Exposure Forecast 2018-22.

Driven by continued strong growth in mobile media channels, overall digital media usage is expected to rise an estimated 8.8% to 12.7 HPW in 2018, accounting for 25% of all global media usage, up from only 15.2% just six years ago. Among the high-octane digital media fueling growth this year are mobile audio, video and books – the three fastest-growing digital channels – each of which is growing by more than 20% compared with their 2017 rates.

In some major markets, however, mobile media usage growth is decelerating due to declines in smartphone and tablet sales, particularly in key international markets where wireless device penetration is either nearing saturation, like in South Korea, or reporting declines in mobile phone subscribers because of economic instability, such as in South Africa.

Time spent accessing content on digital devices rose 9.7% in 2017 to 11.7 HPW. However, with consumers using mobile devices more often to access content, global internet media usage increased only 0.3% last year, and is expected to decline in 2018. Other digital media, including over-the-top (OTT) video, digital out-of-home (DOOH) media and satellite radio, among others, posted a strong 12.8% increase in 2017, and PQ Media pacing data indicates this category is growing at an accelerated rate this year due to the growth of OTT video services, driven by huge investments in original productions and native language programming.

PQ Media analysts noted the continued shift of consumer time spent with media to wireless devices and mobile media has distinct generational overtones. Although i-Gens (born 1981-1996) use media much less than older generations – slightly over 27 HPW in 2018 – almost 40% of their media consumption is done via digital devices. In comparison, the Great Generation (born pre-1945) use media the most at nearly 83 HPW in 2018, though only 19% of their media consumption occurs on digital devices.

With the release of the new study, PQ Media has become the first-ever market researcher to track consumer time spent with media among the world's newest generation, a group identified as "m-Gens," or those born starting in 2013.

"The m-Gens are being exposed to media almost immediately, with parents playing digital music to sooth them or reading e-books to enhance intellectual development. By the time the child is five years old, he/she is consciously asking to watch, listen or play a range of entertainment and educational media content via multiple digital and traditional devices," said PQ Media CEO Patrick Quinn. "In fact, time spent with media among m-Gens is expected to grow 21.5% this year to more than 13 HPW, compared to less than 2 HPW in 2013."

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Meanwhile, traditional media usage is expected to be flat this year at 38.2 HPW, after closing out 2017 with the first-ever worldwide decline. Aside from typical even-year boosts from sports and politics, traditional media was bolstered this year by atypical political events, such as print book readership growth related to new titles about the Trump Administration and increased radio listenership boosted by talk show debates about US-China tariff disputes and global leader summits. Nevertheless, live TV viewing will decline for the sixth consecutive year in 2018, as prime-time audiences continue to shift their viewing to laptops, smartphones, tablets and VOD, particularly Millennials and i-Gens.

"Consumer media usage reached a milestone in 2017, which marked the first time over half of all media consumption occurred outside the home, fueled by more TV viewing and videogame playing on smartphones; reading of newspapers, magazines and books via tablets; and exposure to real-time information on DOOH media screens at various indoor and outdoor locations, such as transit stations, gyms and doctor's offices," Quinn said.

Among the 20 largest media markets, Japan will post the highest usage in 2018 at 77.7 HPW, while Russia will boast the fastest growth with 4.4%, and Australia leads the world with the highest digital media share of total media usage at 41.3%. In the US, consumer time spent with media is projected to increase 1.3% to 70.7 HPW, as OTT video and mobile audio growth will drive up digital's share of total media consumption to 38.2%. Read news here.

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PQ Media's Global Consumer Media Usage & Exposure Forecast 2018-22 delivers the most comprehensive and actionable media consumption intelligence available anywhere, covering all 4 global regions; the 20 largest media markets; 3 broad digital media platforms; 22 digital media channels; 8 traditional media platforms; 11 hybrid (digital + traditional) media silos; 6 consumer generations and both genders.

The new Forecast includes a Core PDF Report providing 440 PowerPoint slides and 600 exclusive datagraphs, as well as a Companion Excel Databook providing drill-down datasets with over 250,000 data points drilling down into the top 20 countries by media platform, channel, consumer generation and gender. Download FREE Executive Summary and Sample Datasets by clicking this link: https://www.pqmedia.com/product/global-consumer-media-usage-exposure-forecast-2018-22/

About PQ Media:

PQ Media delivers intelligent data and analysis to the world's leading media and technology organizations via syndicated market intelligence reports, custom drill-down research and on-demand strategic consulting. PQ Media publishes the annual Global Media & Technology Forecast Series, a three-report bundle delivering the only holistic view of the changing media landscape with each report focusing on one of three key performance indicators: advertising & marketing spending; consumer media usage & exposure; and consumer spending on media & technology. Read here.

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Global Consumer Media Usage Up 2.1% to 50.9 Hours Weekly in 2018, Powered by Surge in Consumption of Mobile Audio, OTT Video, Digital Games, eBooks/News by 12-39 Demos

Global consumer media usage & exposure, including all digital and traditional media combined, is on pace to grow 2.1% to an average of 50.9 hours per week (HPW) in 2018, powered by digital audio, video, books, news and games, as well as the growing middle class in emerging markets demanding more digital content in their native languages, according to a closely watched annual study just released by PQ Media.

Consumer time spent with media worldwide is projected to increase at a slower 1.5% in 2019, due to the absence of even-year stimulation from major sporting and political events, according to PQ Media's Global Consumer Media Usage & Exposure Forecast 2018-22. More info here.

Driven by continued strong growth in mobile media channels, overall digital media usage is expected to rise an estimated 8.8% to 12.7 HPW in 2018, accounting for 25% of all global media usage, up from only 15.2% just six years ago. Among the high-octane digital media fueling growth this year are mobile audio, video and books – the three fastest-growing digital channels – each of which is growing by more than 20% compared with their 2017 rates.

In some major markets, however, mobile media usage growth is decelerating due to declines in smartphone and tablet sales, particularly in key international markets where wireless device penetration is either nearing saturation, like in South Korea, or reporting declines in mobile phone subscribers because of economic instability, such as in South Africa.

Time spent accessing content on digital devices rose 9.7% in 2017 to 11.7 HPW. However, with consumers using mobile devices more often to access content, global internet media usage increased only 0.3% last year, and is expected to decline in 2018. Other digital media, including over-the-top (OTT) video, digital out-of-home (DOOH) media and satellite radio, among others, posted a strong 12.8% increase in 2017, and PQ Media pacing data indicates this category is growing at an accelerated rate this year due to the growth of OTT video services, driven by huge investments in original productions and native language programming.

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PQ Media analysts noted the continued shift of consumer time spent with media to wireless devices and mobile media has distinct generational overtones. Although i-Gens (born 1981-1996) use media much less than older generations – slightly over 27 HPW in 2018 – almost 40% of their media consumption is done via digital devices. In comparison, the Great Generation (born pre-1945) use media the most at nearly 83 HPW in 2018, though only 19% of their media consumption occurs on digital devices.

With the release of the new study, PQ Media has become the first-ever market researcher to track consumer time spent with media among the world's newest generation, a group identified as "m-Gens," or those born starting in 2013.

"The m-Gens are being exposed to media almost immediately, with parents playing digital music to sooth them or reading e-books to enhance intellectual development. By the time the child is five years old, he/she is consciously asking to watch, listen or play a range of entertainment and educational media content via multiple digital and traditional devices," said PQ Media CEO Patrick Quinn. "In fact, time spent with media among m-Gens is expected to grow 21.5% this year to more than 13 HPW, compared to less than 2 HPW in 2013."

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Meanwhile, traditional media usage is expected to be flat this year at 38.2 HPW, after closing out 2017 with the first-ever worldwide decline. Aside from typical even-year boosts from sports and politics, traditional media was bolstered this year by atypical political events, such as print book readership growth related to new titles about the Trump Administration and increased radio listenership boosted by talk show debates about US-China tariff disputes and global leader summits. Nevertheless, live TV viewing will decline for the sixth consecutive year in 2018, as prime-time audiences continue to shift their viewing to laptops, smartphones, tablets and VOD, particularly Millennials and i-Gens.

"Consumer media usage reached a milestone in 2017, which marked the first time over half of all media consumption occurred outside the home, fueled by more TV viewing and videogame playing on smartphones; reading of newspapers, magazines and books via tablets; and exposure to real-time information on DOOH media screens at various indoor and outdoor locations, such as transit stations, gyms and doctor's offices," Quinn said.

Among the 20 largest media markets, Japan will post the highest usage in 2018 at 77.7 HPW, while Russia will boast the fastest growth with 4.4%, and Australia leads the world with the highest digital media share of total media usage at 41.3%. In the US, consumer time spent with media is projected to increase 1.3% to 70.7 HPW, as OTT video and mobile audio growth will drive up digital's share of total media consumption to 38.2%. Click here.

About the Forecast:

PQ Media's Global Consumer Media Usage & Exposure Forecast 2018-22 delivers the most comprehensive and actionable media consumption intelligence available anywhere, covering all 4 global regions; the 20 largest media markets; 3 broad digital media platforms; 22 digital media channels; 8 traditional media platforms; 11 hybrid (digital + traditional) media silos; 6 consumer generations and both genders.

The new Forecast includes a Core PDF Report providing 440 PowerPoint slides and 600 exclusive datagraphs, as well as a Companion Excel Databook providing drill-down datasets with over 250,000 data points drilling down into the top 20 countries by media platform, channel, consumer generation and gender. Download FREE Executive Summary and Sample Datasets by clicking this link: https://www.pqmedia.com/product/global-consumer-media-usage-exposure-forecast-2018-22/

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The Tail Company Introduces an App-Enabled Lifelike Moving Tail That Can Be Worn by Everyone

DIGITAiL, the revolutionary smart, animatronic tail that can be can be controlled via smartphone app, is live on global crowdfunding platform Kickstarter and raising funds to bring the project to life. Be alert to read related news.

The Tail Company has taken the world's most realistic animatronic tail on the market and given it a life of its own with an upgrade that enables the tail to move, shake and react like never before all via a connected bluetooth app app. For anyone that's ever wanted to show off their personality with a tail of their own, the DIGITAiL introduces new life into furry behinds with endless possibilities for motion and realistic tail behavior. Read latest news here.

"I always wanted to have a tail! I think evolution was pretty cruel in that regard, don't you think? So ten years ago we started designing a really natural moving, animatronic tail. The original run of 100 sold out very quickly and I realized that to have a cheeky extra limb behind you was actually a pretty popular idea!" says founder and CEO Andrew Shoben on the inspiration behind the project. "The company was formed, and we have handmade many thousands of Tails since, from huskies to aliens to popular television and comic book characters- each one customized for free. Cosplayers love them, LARPERs love them, lifestylers, ravers and clubbers, TV and film producers, and of course, people like me, who just think having a tail looks like great fun!"

The all-new upgraded DIGITAiL will enable users to chain many different moves together in to a Move List, perhaps for different moods. A move designer feature will enable each move to be truly unique in real-time, allowing greater control and customization. In addition, the tail will react and dance in sync to music while a pose mode will enable users to select their favorite position for their tail and have it freeze in place, to snap the perfect photo. Future updates are also planned to enable real-time phone notifications to activate tail movement. Incoming calls, alarms, text and email notifications, GPS directions and more will cause tails to wag, alerting wearers of real-time updates and info.

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"Well, If you want a tail now, you can buy some lovely handmade, stuffed tails that you attach to your trousers. Lovely to look at. But our tails have the spark of life. They move beautifully, even without power," adds Shoben. "When they're doing their thing, they're basically a real tail. Our tails also have removable covers. Get yourself a cheeky fox, and change it up to a sophisticated wolf anytime. Start with a Bunny, and go Husky whenever you like."

The DIGITAiL is currently live and available to support on Kickstarter: https://kck.st/2xtBfDX

About The Tail Company

The Tail Company has been creating its natural, lifelike animatronic tails for 12 years. Their tails are worn by a diverse audience, from cosplayers to film actors, via lifestylers, party animals and festival goers, all over the world. The Tail Company – Tech that's always behind you For more information on The Tail Company please visit https://thetailcompany.com

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