Consumer entertainment is a broad set of content, services, products and pastimes, often much broader than we often see from the lenses of our own part of the industry. This report provides a quantitative look into the wide variety of activities upon which consumers choose to spend their entertainment money and time. It explores the share and quantity of time spent on video / television / movies, music, video games, social media, podcasts and other digital content as well as offline activities such as reading, exercise, and hobbies. It measures changes across consumption categories over the past two years and explores the unique holistic consumption patterns of specific groups – pay-TV subscribers, OTT subscribers, gamers, and young consumers. DATA SOURCES: Online surveys of ~9,000 US consumers in Mar/Apr 2021 and Mar / Apr 2019 designed to examine consumption, attitudes toward media and technology, and brand preferences