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US adult internet users who pay for streaming services are 73% more likely than the average US online adult to be Asian
Kicking It Old and New School: Who’s Purchasing Media?
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
26% of households which subscribe to video streaming services are located in the Central US
How Subscription-Based Streaming Services are Making Waves
26% of households which subscribe to video streaming services are located in the Western US
How Subscription-Based Streaming Services are Making Waves
49% of households which subscribe to video streaming services are located in the Eastern US
How Subscription-Based Streaming Services are Making Waves
29% of households which subscribe to video streaming services own tablets
How Subscription-Based Streaming Services are Making Waves
63% of households which subscribe to video streaming services do not have children
How Subscription-Based Streaming Services are Making Waves
37% of households which subscribe to video streaming services have annual incomes of $100,000 or more
How Subscription-Based Streaming Services are Making Waves
Households with annual incomes of $100,000 or higher are 85% more likely to subscribe to a streaming video service than the rest of the population
How Subscription-Based Streaming Services are Making Waves
43% of households which subscribe to video streaming services have annual incomes between $50,000 and $100,000
How Subscription-Based Streaming Services are Making Waves
US women watch an average of 5 hours and 2 minutes of video on mobile phones per month, up from 4 hours and 41 minutes in 2011
U.S. Women Control the Purse Strings