The elephant in the room Quiz 2016

How are people most likely to access media before leaving the house in the morning?

The most popular weekday source for news and current affairs info?

Which is the most popular way of listening to radio?

What people think of companies that use Twitter to communicate?

They are trying to keep up with the times

It’s for people to natter, not for companies to market themselves

Makes no difference: Won’t change what I think of them

OK for them to tweet IF they have something useful to say

Think better of companies that use Twitter

Think they're sad, trying to be trendy

What's the top driver behind the media people choose?

Channel: In a format that I prefer (print, online or broadcast)

Convenience: I can get the news at a time of day that suits me

Local: Relevant to where I live not somewhere where I don't

Content: Interesting, thought provoking and high quality

Political: The reporting is in line with my political beliefs and leanings

Independent: I don't want to support something that is part of a huge media group

Which tactics do people most associate with great communicators?

What's the biggest issue people feel affected them in the last year?

The most common coping strategy to keep the household finances afloat?

Which would UK parents be most likely to advise their children thinking of going to university?

Not to go but get a job instead

To go to their local university and live at home during their studies

To consider going to study abroad to get cheaper education

To take a year out travelling to allow them to consider options

To go but get a part time job while studying

That I would support them financially through university

By which month in 2016 had 80% of consumers who had borrowed money to pay for last Christmas cleared their debt?

Which occasional treat are UK adults most likely to spend on despite the current economic climate?

What do UK consumers think there is more need for in the news in the coming year?

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