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A new survey in Britain that young people spend over 27 hours a week online. This figure has in the past decade. Britain's communications watchdog Ofcom the study on thousands of 16- to 24-year-olds as part of its Media Use and Attitudes 2015 report. Ofcom that while most online content is still being on computers, the proportion of access via mobile devices rapidly up. Two thirds of adults now regularly a smartphone or tablet. Online content has also considerably in the past ten years. Today, people are a lot more time on watching video clips, playing games, using instant messaging and checking social media accounts.

An industry expert, Toby Syfret, why more people are more time online. He said: "New technologies are up a myriad of other possibilities for young people. It's not just content. They're friends and texting at the same time. Inevitably, as the younger generation older and they up their own home, TV viewing consumption will be affected." Over a quarter of young people now TV shows and movies online instead of on televisions. Mr Syfret added: "A 40-inch television screen quality you can't get from a tablet or smartphone, so televisions are never to become unimportant."