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VAUNET spring forecast: Advertising in audio and audiovisual media set to grow again in 2024 in Germany – VAUNET

https://vau.net/pressemeldungen/vaunet-spring-forecast-advertising-in-audio-and-audiovisual-media-set-to-grow-again-in-2024-in-germany/

The VAUNET spring forecast for the advertising market in 2024 in Germany shows: Advertising revenue in the audio and audiovisual media is expected to rise by about 6.1 per cent after a 4 per cent decline in 2023. The advertising market for audio and audiovisual media has experienced significant volatility since the onset of the coronavirus crisis four years ago. The analysis also highlights trends in advertising revenue over the past 40 years since the launch of commercial broadcasting.
launch of commercial broadcasting For 2024, VAUNET (German

Audio and audiovisual media see moderate ad revenue growth in 2023 in Germany – VAUNET

https://vau.net/pressemeldungen/audio-and-audiovisual-media-see-moderate-ad-revenue-growth-in-2023-in-germany/

The VAUNET spring forecast for the advertising market in 2023 in Germany shows: Advertising revenue in the audio and audiovisual media is expected to rise moderately by about 1.2 per cent after slight declines in 2022. Since 2019, the development in the advertising market is very volatile, impending advertising bans endanger media and opintion diversity.
bans endanger media and opinion diversity VAUNET (German

Media consumption in 2023: Average daily use of audio and audiovisual media in Germany approaches 10 hours – VAUNET

https://vau.net/pressemeldungen/media-consumption-in-2023-average-daily-use-of-audio-and-audiovisual-media-in-germany-approaches-10-hours/

People in Germany used audio and audiovisual media for almost 10 hours a day in 2023. Compared to 2022, media usage is only slightly down, but is still almost an hour higher than in the pre-corona period. To mark the 40th anniversary of private broadcasting, the VAUNET Media Usage Analysis 2023 also shows the course of media usage over the last 40 years.
Media Usage Analysis for 2023, compiled by the VAUNET German

Study: Illegal TV Consumption Still Causes High Economic and Social Losses – VAUNET

https://vau.net/pressemeldungen/study-illegal-tv-consumption-still-causes-high-economic-and-social-losses/

Watching illegal live content on TV was still widespread in 2022 and has actually increased noticeably in recent years. TV piracy causes annual economic losses of €1.8 billion, while foregone taxes and social security contributions total €390 million. This is the conclusion of a VAUNET-study on TV piracy.
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