英文摘要 |
Based on secondary data collected during 2012-2016, this paper investigates how the increasing popularity of mobile Internet has impacted the time spent on wired Internet and traditional media. The research also examines the differences among generational cohorts and the trend of longitudinal changes. Relatively speaking, the younger the generation is, the more time is spent online, both wireless and wired. The generational differences in traditional media are limited to newspapers and television viewing. The time spent on wired and mobile Internet has increased rapidly over the past five years, but has not significantly reduced the time spent on traditional media except for newspaper. Results also point to a more complementary relationship than displacement between Internet use and traditional media use. |