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    78M Americans visited Wikipedia in March 2013, for an average of 24 minutes March 2013: Top Education  
    Added: 05/16/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/10/2013
    84M Americans visited Amazon in March 2013, for an average of 35 minutes March 2013: Top Education  
    Added: 05/16/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/10/2013
    129M Americans visited YouTube in March 2013, for an average of 2 hours 2 minutes March 2013: Top Education  
    Added: 05/16/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/10/2013
    136M Americans visited Yahoo! in March 2013, for an average of 2 hours 34 minutes March 2013: Top Education  
    Added: 05/16/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/10/2013
    142M Americans visited Facebook in March 2013, for an average of 6 hours 44 minutes March 2013: Top Education  
    Added: 05/16/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/10/2013
    171M Americans visited Google in March 2013, for an average of 2 hours 9 minutes March 2013: Top Education  
    Added: 05/16/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/10/2013
    US visitors to education and career sites spend an average of 1 hour 30 minutes per month on the sites March 2013: Top Education  
    Added: 05/16/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/10/2013
    110M US internet users visited education and career sites in March 2013 March 2013: Top Education  
    Added: 05/16/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/10/2013
    Consumers in Los Angeles watch an average of 3 hours 39 minutes of live TV per day, compared to 42 minutes for time-shifted programming, and 3 minutes for streaming Local Flavor: How Our Media Appetite Varies By Market  
    Added: 05/14/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/08/2013
    Consumers in Miami watch an average of 4 hours 7 minutes of live TV per day, compared to 24 minutes for time-shifted programming, and 4 minutes for streaming Local Flavor: How Our Media Appetite Varies By Market  
    Added: 05/14/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/08/2013
    Consumers in Boston watch an average of 4 hours 35 minutes of live TV per day, compared to 38 minutes for time-shifted programming, and 3 minutes for streaming Local Flavor: How Our Media Appetite Varies By Market  
    Added: 05/14/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/08/2013
    Consumers in Philadelphia watch an average of 5 hours 18 minutes of live TV per day, compared to 33 minutes for time-shifted programming, and 2 minutes for streaming Local Flavor: How Our Media Appetite Varies By Market  
    Added: 05/14/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/08/2013
    Consumers in Pittsburgh watch an average of 5 hours 28 minutes of live TV per day, compared to 39 minutes for time-shifted programming, and 4 minutes for streaming Local Flavor: How Our Media Appetite Varies By Market  
    Added: 05/14/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/08/2013
    Consumers in Baltimore watch an average of 5 hours 19 minutes of live TV per day, compared to 32 minutes for time-shifted programming, and 3 minutes for streaming Local Flavor: How Our Media Appetite Varies By Market  
    Added: 05/14/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/08/2013
    Consumers in New York City watch an average of 4 hours 45 minutes of live TV per day, compared to 37 minutes for time-shifted programming, and 6 minutes for streaming Local Flavor: How Our Media Appetite Varies By Market  
    Added: 05/14/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/08/2013
    Consumers in Saint Louis watch an average of 5 hours 23 minutes of live TV per day, compared to 55 minutes for time-shifted programming, and 4 minutes for streaming Local Flavor: How Our Media Appetite Varies By Market  
    Added: 05/14/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/08/2013
    Consumers who spend the most on entertainment products spend and average of 3.5 hours per week watching DVDs or Blu-rays, compared to 4.7 hours for moderate entertainment spenders, and 4.2 for low spenders Amusement Perks: More Money, More Entertainment  
    Added: 05/06/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/01/2013
    Consumers who spend the most on entertainment products spend and average of 4.3 hours per week listening to music, compared to 5.1 hours for moderate entertainment spenders, and 6.1 for low spenders Amusement Perks: More Money, More Entertainment  
    Added: 05/06/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/01/2013
    Consumers who spend the most on entertainment products spend and average of 5.9 hours per week playing video games, compared to 7.6 hours for moderate entertainment spenders, and 8.9 for low spenders Amusement Perks: More Money, More Entertainment  
    Added: 05/06/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/01/2013
    Consumers who spend the most on entertainment products spend and average of 2.1 hours per week watching mobile video online, compared to 2.5 hours for moderate entertainment spenders, and 3.4 for low spenders Amusement Perks: More Money, More Entertainment  
    Added: 05/06/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/01/2013