One of the most popular forms of distribution, they can be more responsive than websites, however some require an internet connection to use, even if they’re downloaded onto the device.

Online services that are not website based, such as Steam™. Allows a community experience, online services often have to be downloaded and can take a lot of space.

A popular method because of it has a wider audience reach. Can distribute content in different ways such as: videos, audio and images. Less favoured to apps as some are not as responsive or as user friendly.

Lots of people have access to a laptop or desktop computer which makes it a good choice to distribute content. Not very portable and may need to be constantly plugged in.

Provides users with more flexibility and not tied down to a viewing schedule. Has to be physically plugged in to access.

Automated system that provides users with real-time information. Fixed in one position and cannot be moved around.

A small, lightweight and portable platform that allows users to access content on the go. Limited battery life and would need to be charged.

Portable and cheap method of distribution but can be easily damaged.

Portable method distribution but expensive and easy to misplace/lose.

A physical method of distribution, no device needed to access but can be expensive to print and transport.