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    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
    294M Americans live in homes which own televisions, up 1.6% from 2012 Nielsen Estimates 115.6 Million TV Homes in the U.S., Up 1.2%  
    Added: 05/07/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/07/2013
    115.6M American homes own televisions, up 1.2% from 2012 Nielsen Estimates 115.6 Million TV Homes in the U.S., Up 1.2%  
    Added: 05/07/2013 from Nielsen Published: 05/07/2013
    US consumers aged 18-24 watch an average of 111 hours 20 minutes of TV per month The Teen Transition: Adolescents of Today, Adults of Tomorrow  
    Added: 04/16/2013 from Nielsen Published: 04/16/2013
    Homes where the head of household has 4 or more years of college watch an average of 1 hour and 43 minutes of TV during prime time, compared to 1 hour and 52 minutes for the average household What a Difference the Day(PART) Makes  
    Added: 04/04/2013 from Nielsen Published: 04/02/2013
    Homes where the head of household has 4 or more years of college watch an average of 1 hour and 7 minutes of TV during the daytime, compared to 1 hour and 38 minutes for the average household What a Difference the Day(PART) Makes  
    Added: 04/04/2013 from Nielsen Published: 04/02/2013
    Homes with an annual income over $100,000 watch an average of 57 minutes of TV during late night, compared to 1 hour and 5 minutes for the average household What a Difference the Day(PART) Makes  
    Added: 04/04/2013 from Nielsen Published: 04/02/2013
    Homes with an annual income over $100,000 watch an average of 1 hour and 12 minutes of TV during the daytime, compared to 1 hour and 38 minutes for the average household What a Difference the Day(PART) Makes  
    Added: 04/04/2013 from Nielsen Published: 04/02/2013
    Homes with an annual income over $100,000 watch an average of 54 minutes of TV during the morning, compared to 1 hour and 4 minutes for the average household What a Difference the Day(PART) Makes  
    Added: 04/04/2013 from Nielsen Published: 04/02/2013
    Homes with an annual income over $100,000 watch an average of 1 hour and 52 minutes of TV during prime time, compared to 1 hour and 57 minutes for the average household What a Difference the Day(PART) Makes  
    Added: 04/04/2013 from Nielsen Published: 04/02/2013
    Homes where the head of household has 4 or more years of college watch an average of 48 minutes of TV during the morning, compared to 1 hour and 4 minutes for the average household What a Difference the Day(PART) Makes  
    Added: 04/04/2013 from Nielsen Published: 04/02/2013
    Homes where the head of household has 4 or more years of college watch an average of 52 minutes of TV during late night, compared to 1 hour and 5 minutes for the average household What a Difference the Day(PART) Makes  
    Added: 04/04/2013 from Nielsen Published: 04/02/2013
    Live or time-shifted TV content accounts for 94% of total US video viewing U.S. Women Control the Purse Strings  
    Added: 04/03/2013 from Nielsen Published: 04/02/2013