6.4a What is known about low digital skills audiences and their use of media in the context of an increasing technological environment?

Background

With the increased usage of TV over broadband (IPTV) and the reduced usage of terrestrial television (DTT), DCMS is considering the long-term future of the UK’s TV distribution methods. These ARIs seek to address evidence gaps for how this shift might affect both consumers and businesses.

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