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• Digital Lifestyles: parents of children under 16
  Research report published 11|06|09
• Audit of learning-related media literacy policy development
  June 2009
• Digital Lifestyles: Young adults aged 16-24
  Published 14|05|09
• Digital Lifestyles: Adults aged 60 and over
  Published 14|05|09
• Media Literacy Audit - Digital Lifestyles: Hesitants, Resistors and Economisers
  Published 01|04|09
• Citizens’ Digital Participation
  Research Report
• Media Literacy Audit: Media literacy of UK adults from ethnic minority groups
  This is the core report on ethnic minority groups. Published 15|09|2008
• Media Literacy Audit - Report on UK children’s media literacy
  This is the core report on children’s media literacy. Published 16|05|2008
• Media Literacy Audit - Report on UK adults’ media literacy
  This is the core report on adult media literacy. Published 16|05|2008
• Social Networking
  Published 02|04|2008
• Media Literacy Audit - Report on adult media literacy
  This is the core report on adult media literacy. Published 02|03|2006
• Media Literacy Audit: Report on media literacy amongst children
  This is the core report on children’s media literacy. Published 02|05|2006
• Archwiliad Llythrennedd y Cyfryngau
  Published 26|04|2006
• Media Literacy Audit: Report on media literacy in the nations and regions
  Published 26|04|2006
• Media Literacy Audit: Report on media literacy of disabled people
  Published 03|04|2006
• Media Literacy Audit: Report on media literacy amongst older people
  Published 03|04|2006
• Media Literacy Audit: Report on media literacy amongst adults from minority ethnic groups
  Published 03|04|2006
• Media literacy audit: datasets
  Published 12|09|2006
• Adult Media Literacy [pdf]
  Published: 17|05|2005
• Media Literacy of Children and Young People [pdf]
  Published: 17|05|2005

Ofcom media literacy research forum.

Our media literacy research forum helps us ensure our research looks at the right areas, asks the right questions and uses the most appropriate methodologies. Research forum members are drawn from a range of backgrounds including the broadcast, internet and telecoms industries, academia, consumer groups and Government departments.

Organisations with representatives included in the forum are: BBC, bfi, British Music Rights, BSkyB, BT, Channel 4, CHIS, CRCA, DCMS, DfES , five, Institute of Education, Internet Watch Foundation, ISPA, ITV, LSE, Magic Lantern Productions, Mobile Broadband Group, NIACE, O2, YooMedia.

• Adult Media Literacy Audit (CSV, 4.8Mb) [csv]
• Children's Media Literacy Audit (CSV, 1.4Mb) [csv]
• Programme Information Research: An investigation of current attitudes and behaviours towards programme information
  Published 06|09|2006

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