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    The average African American spends 55 hours per week engaging with media content across all screens, compared to 35 hours for Hispanics, and 27 hours for Asian Americans Zero-TV Doesn’t Mean Zero Video  
    Added: 03/19/2013 from Nielsen Published: 03/11/2013
    37% of US households which do not watch traditional TV watch content on a desktop computer Zero-TV Doesn’t Mean Zero Video  
    Added: 03/19/2013 from Nielsen Published: 03/11/2013
    Notebooks, flat-panel TVs, smartphones, tablets, and desktop computers accounted for 53% of US consumer technology sales in 2012, up from 49% in 2011 U.S. Consumer Technology Retail Sales Decline 2 Percent in 2012, According to The NPD Group– NPD.com  
    Added: 03/18/2013 from NPD Group Published: 02/19/2013
    Americans use an average of 3 screen combinations per day The New Multi-screen World: Understanding Cross-platform Consumer Behavior  
    Added: 03/06/2013 from Google Published: 08/29/2012
    90% of all media interactions are screen based, with Americans spending an average of 4.4 hours per day in front of screens The New Multi-screen World: Understanding Cross-platform Consumer Behavior  
    Added: 03/06/2013 from Google Published: 08/29/2012
    60% of all US consumer technology hardware and consumable sales in 2011 were driven by PCs, TVs, tablets, mobile phones, and video game hardware U.S. Consumer Electronics Sales Reach $144 Billion in 2011  
    Added: 01/25/2013 from NPD Group Published: 09/01/2012
    In a typical week, 33% of consumers now watch shows, movies or videos on their PCs, and 10% are watching such programs on their smartphones Accenture Consumer Electronics Products and Services Usage Report 2012  
    Added: 01/09/2012 from Accenture Published: 01/09/2012
    The top ad dollar categories on LGBT-friendly TV programs are motion pictures (28.3%), department stores (27.6%), credit cards (25.5%) and telephone companies and computers (both 24.7%) The New Mainstream: 28% of TV Watching Spent on LGBT-Inclusive Shows | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 10/31/2011 from Nielsen Published: 10/27/2011
    More South Africans – 29MM – use mobile phones than radio (28MM), TV (27MM) or personal computers (6MM). Only 5MM South Africans use landline phones Mobile Phones Dominate in South Africa | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 10/19/2011 from Nielsen Published: 09/30/2011
    In the USA, the most popular way to connect TV and Internet is games consoles, compared to personal computers in Europe 42 Million Homes Now Watching Connected TV  
    Added: 10/18/2011 from Strategy Analytics Published: 10/17/2011