Gen Z TV Viewing Shrinks Among Gen Z Those aged 13-24 spend only 17% of their time watching TV shows highlighting what the Hub calls an existential change in the entertainment ecosystem Netflix is Most Popular Streaming Service Among Youth 71% of those Gen Zers 18-24 use Netflix each week while 64% of those 13-17 are weekly users of Netflix according to Horowitz Majority of Younger Viewers Plan on Watching World Cup Online Survey shows majority of viewers will watch the Cup via traditional TV Grid List Latest about Gen Z Survey: Gen Z Wants More Interactive Live Video from Brands By George Winslow last updated 26 September 22 More than half of Gen Z consumers are over half are more likely to engage with brands using live interactive video, according Agora Eight in Ten Gen Z 13-24 Year-Olds Stream Longer-Form TV Content By George Winslow published 3 March 22 A new report from Horowitz Research upends some widely held misconceptions about Gen Z media usage The latest product and technology information Name: Your Email Address : Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors I consent the use of my personal data in accordance with Future's privacy policy (opens in new tab), including its cookie policy. * To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. Thank you for signing up to TV Tech. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1Miller Tripods To Introduce Versa Camera Plate At NAB Show2Big Sky Conference Taps JVC To Stream ESPN+3Survey: Netflix Remains Top `Must Have' Streaming Service4Comcast Reports 36% Energy Efficiency Gains Since 20195Testronic and Giant Interactive Rebrand as Giant Worldwide
Survey: Gen Z Wants More Interactive Live Video from Brands By George Winslow last updated 26 September 22 More than half of Gen Z consumers are over half are more likely to engage with brands using live interactive video, according Agora
Eight in Ten Gen Z 13-24 Year-Olds Stream Longer-Form TV Content By George Winslow published 3 March 22 A new report from Horowitz Research upends some widely held misconceptions about Gen Z media usage
