Consumption of paperless cultural objects in confinement - Wave 5
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According to a Hadopi survey, video-on-demand supplies have seduced consumers and appear to have gained subscribers on a lasting basis, while consumption of other cultural goods is falling back to its previous level.Initiated by Hadopi as part of its mission to observe Internet usage, the fifth and final wave of the barometer on Cultural practices at home during the confinement period, carried out one week after the end of this exceptional period, reveals an expected drop in online consumption and a gradual return to the level observed before confinement. Rates of consumption of cultural objects going paperless are thus back on a par with those observed in 2019, with the notable exception of films, which are consumed by 52% of French Internet users, compared with 47% in 2019.