What does your daily media diet look like?

I was having a chat with a mate yesterday about how we both consume media differently - he's very much a traditional consumer of media where as I lean toward a more contemporary ritual.

To bring my daily ritual to life, I quickly jotted some bullet points (see below).

I'd be really keen to know what your daily media diet looks like too - so, if you get a chance, drop your information into the comments section of this post and I'll round it all up in a week or so to see if we can glean any collective insight.

My daily media diet

• Wake up and check Twitter, Facebook, email and RSS feeds via iGoogle
• Check on news that has happened overnight in areas I am interested in e.g. NBA games / scores or perhaps via Pulse 
• Go to work, with my smartphone listening to Spotify and checking emails / Twitter here and there
• Hop on the Tube and play a game like Angry Birds while listening to music or a podcast
• In between tube and office, email and Twitter and FB
• Get into office, bring up my dashboards, check on feeds / searches I have set up for clients (but personal stuff too)
• Crack on with the working day – Twitter, Facebook and email running all running in the background
• Lunchtime – eat, bring mobile with me, catch up on news / social networks
• After lunch, read a couple of blog posts / visit YouTube
• Crack on with rest of day with Twitter, email and FB in b/ground
• Leave the office, reverting back to ‘transit routine’
• Get home, do my thing and instead of turning TV on I’ll watch a movie / TV show / sport via my laptop
• Intermittent checking of Twitter and FB
• Sleep (finally)
  

Over to you!

What is your daily media diet?

Adam