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    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
    The Hispanic population in New York City increased by 29.6% between 2000 and 2013 Latino Populations are Growing Fastest Where We Aren’t Looking  
    Added: 05/06/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/01/2013
    The New York men's fashion footwear market accounts for 10% of the total US market Is The West Coast Really the Best Coast? NPD Group Reports On Fashion Footwear Sales in Los Angeles and New York – NPD.com  
    Added: 04/19/2013 from NPD Group Published: 04/16/2013
    The New York women's fashion footwear market accounts for 9% of the total US market Is The West Coast Really the Best Coast? NPD Group Reports On Fashion Footwear Sales in Los Angeles and New York – NPD.com  
    Added: 04/19/2013 from NPD Group Published: 04/16/2013
    The New York fashion footwear market grew 2% in 2012 Is The West Coast Really the Best Coast? NPD Group Reports On Fashion Footwear Sales in Los Angeles and New York – NPD.com  
    Added: 04/19/2013 from NPD Group Published: 04/16/2013
    35% of Hispanics in New York City are concerned about illegal immigration, compared to 46% for Miami, 46% for Los Angeles, and 45% for all Hispanics America 2012  
    Added: 05/04/2012 from Conill Published: 05/02/2012
    67% of Hispanics in New York City are concerned about high gas prices, compared to 76% for Miami, 84% for Detroit, 71% for Los Angeles, and 73% of all Hispanics America 2012  
    Added: 05/04/2012 from Conill Published: 05/02/2012
    88% of Hispanics in New York City are concerned about the high rate of unemployment, compared to 84% for Miami, 85% for Charlotte, 73% for Phoenix, and 79% of all Hispanics America 2012  
    Added: 05/04/2012 from Conill Published: 05/02/2012
    BlackBerrys account for 19% of all mobile phones for sale in New York City Your Phone Loses Value Pretty Fast (Unless It's an iPhone)  
    Added: 02/10/2012 from Pricenomics Published: 02/09/2012
    The New York metropolitan area hosts the most "App-Economy" jobs of any city in the U.S., with 9.2% of the total New TechNet Sponsored Study: Nearly 500,000 “App Economy” Jobs in United States – February 7, 2012  
    Added: 02/09/2012 from TechNet Published: 02/08/2012
    In a one-week study of Foursquare, women were more likely to check in at educational venues and at shops; men dominated travel categories like airports A Week on Foursquare  
    Added: 07/26/2011 from Wall Street Journal Published: 05/19/2011
    In a one-week study of Foursquare, women made 38% of check-ins. Beauty and cosmetic shops and doctor's offices had the highest proportion of women checking in. A Week on Foursquare  
    Added: 07/26/2011 from Wall Street Journal Published: 05/19/2011
    In a week studied in Foursquare there was an equal number of check-ins to a doctors office by both sexes A Week on Foursquare  
    Added: 07/26/2011 from Wall Street Journal Published: 05/19/2011
    In a week studied in Foursquare there were 34% male check-ins in beauty shops while it was 66% for female A Week on Foursquare  
    Added: 07/26/2011 from Wall Street Journal Published: 05/19/2011
    In a week studied in foursquare there were 50% of dessert check-ins by women and 70% of Indian restaurant check-ins by men A Week on Foursquare  
    Added: 07/26/2011 from Wall Street Journal Published: 05/19/2011
    In a week studied in foursquare there were 4.92% check-ins at homes in New York while it was 4.47% in San Francisco A Week on Foursquare  
    Added: 07/26/2011 from Wall Street Journal Published: 05/19/2011
    In a week studied in Foursquare the highest number of check-ins in New York was in to some corporate office which made up to 5.65% while it was into some coffee shop in the San Francisco which came to 5.33% A Week on Foursquare  
    Added: 07/26/2011 from Wall Street Journal Published: 05/19/2011
    In a week studied in foursquare there were .6% were driving in New York while it was 2.7% in bay area A Week on Foursquare  
    Added: 07/26/2011 from Wall Street Journal Published: 05/19/2011
    In a week studied in foursquare there were 6.5% check ins in public transit in New York while it was 5.6% in bay area A Week on Foursquare  
    Added: 07/26/2011 from Wall Street Journal Published: 05/19/2011