Norwegian children’s media use

In Norway, access to the Internet, and to smart-phones, is almost universal. When it comes to Norwegians’ media use, especially smartphones have proven to be very important.

What does it mean for children's media habits, when nine of ten children aged 10-11 years – and almost half of the children aged 6-9 years – have their own smartphone; and when almost all children have access to a tablet? Do the children still read books and watch the big TV screen?

In the newsletter, medianorway looks at both the equipment children use and have access to, and which media children use the most. Whether online media beat the traditional media, and whether children's media habits deviate much from those of adults, are also in focus.

Eva Harrie