Data

Data


BARB Data

BARB stands for Broadcasters’ Audience Research Board

They collate viewing figures for all the major UK broadcasters such as BBC, ITV, and Sky

BARB data can then be used by television companies to assess how well a television series is performing - compared with the previous series, for example, or with rival shows on other channels 



Watching on a tablet was more popular for 25-34-year-olds as they are most likely busy with their jobs and watching on a tablet/smartphone is more easy and accessible when you’re doing other things. Also, the people watching it the most on TV are people aged 65+ this is because typically older people watch things on TV rather than Tablets or PC because they’re easier to navigate for them. 



Once again, the majority of people aged 65+ are watching on their TV as many people that age don’t own PCs, and are better at navigating TVs than smartphones. Additionally, the majority of 16-24-year-olds watch on their computers. This is because students (18+) most likely won’t buy TV licenses as they're students, and the younger sides probably won’t want to go downstairs to watch it on their TVs. 



Kids don’t watch this TV show much, this could be due to the content of the TV show, or the time it was aired.

Subscription Prices

Student Offers?

Platform

Whats Available

Netflix

£5.99 /mo

£8.99 /mo

£11.99 /mo

None available

TV, phone, Laptop, Tablet

1 screen, unlimited shows and downloads

2 screens, unlimited shows and downloads

4 screens, ultra 4k, unlimited shows and downloads

Amazon

£11.99 /mo for prime

£8.99 /mo for just video

Students = £3.99 for prime

TV, Phone Laptop, Tablet

Unlimited shows and downloads (Some you need to buy/rent)

Now TV

£9.99 /mo

None available

TV, Phone Laptop, Tablet

2 devices, Not all are live, on demand and catch up

Disney+

£7.99 /mo

None available

TV, Phone Laptop, Tablet

6 profiles, 4 devices, unlimited Disney movies, you need to pay for new movies when they come out

Britbox

£5.99 /mo

15% off

TV, Phone Laptop, Tablet

Unlimited access to British shows and programmes

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