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    Children aged 2-14 with access to app-capable devices spend an average of 1 hour per session with the devices NPD Group Blog » Kids are Crazy for Apps  
    Added: 06/01/2012 from NPD Group Published: 05/29/2012
    87% of boys aged 2-14 with access to app-capable devices play gaming apps, compared to 80% for girls NPD Group Blog » Kids are Crazy for Apps  
    Added: 06/01/2012 from NPD Group Published: 05/29/2012
    Teenagers spend 48% of their TV viewing time in family rooms Basement? Garage? American Teens Will Watch, and Play, Just About Anywhere | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 05/27/2012 from Nielsen Published: 05/17/2012
    Teenagers spend 47% of their total TV viewing time in their bedrooms Basement? Garage? American Teens Will Watch, and Play, Just About Anywhere | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 05/27/2012 from Nielsen Published: 05/17/2012
    48% of teens' time with a gaming console occurs in shared rooms, such as a living or family room. Basement? Garage? American Teens Will Watch, and Play, Just About Anywhere | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 05/27/2012 from Nielsen Published: 05/17/2012
    52% of teens' time with a gaming console occurs in either non-traditional spaces or bedrooms Basement? Garage? American Teens Will Watch, and Play, Just About Anywhere | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 05/27/2012 from Nielsen Published: 05/17/2012
    40% of teens who text also use video chat applications such as Skype, compared to 27% of those who do not text Teens & Online Video  
    Added: 05/04/2012 from Pew Research Center Published: 05/03/2012
    43% of daily internet users aged 12-17 video chat via applications such as Skype, compared to 31% of weekly users, and 1% of those who use the internet less often Teens & Online Video  
    Added: 05/04/2012 from Pew Research Center Published: 05/03/2012
    95% of U.S. teens 12-17 use the internet Teens & Online Video  
    Added: 05/04/2012 from Pew Research Center Published: 05/03/2012
    13% of internet-using teens stream video live to the internet for other people to watch Teens & Online Video  
    Added: 05/04/2012 from Pew Research Center Published: 05/03/2012
    27% of internet-using teens 12-17 record and upload video to the internet Teens & Online Video  
    Added: 05/04/2012 from Pew Research Center Published: 05/03/2012
    37% of internet users ages 12-17 participate in video chats with others using applications such as Skype Teens & Online Video  
    Added: 05/04/2012 from Pew Research Center Published: 05/03/2012
    Canadian teens ages 12-17 are increasingly choosing to pay for music downloads, while fewer are “pirating” music for free Canadian Teens Increasingly Paying for Music Downloads | Ipsos  
    Added: 03/06/2012 from Ipsos Published: 03/06/2012
    In 2009, US young people ages 8-18 spent and average of 22 minutes a day on social media sites, 17 minutes playing online games, and 15 minutes viewing online videos Future Watch: Children and Technology - How Are They Using it and What Impact Will it Have on Them? - Analyst Insight from Euromonitor International  
    Added: 01/28/2012 from Euromonitor Published: 01/25/2012
    In 2009, US young people ages 8-18 spent an average of almost 1.5 hours using the Internet every day, and nearly 1.25 hours playing video games Future Watch: Children and Technology - How Are They Using it and What Impact Will it Have on Them? - Analyst Insight from Euromonitor International  
    Added: 01/28/2012 from Euromonitor Published: 01/25/2012