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Nielsen: September Football Produces `Historic Monthly Spike’ in Broadcast Viewership
By George Winslow published
Time spent watching broadcast programming shot up 20% month-over-month, boosting its share of TV viewing past cable

YouTube, Disney, Netflix Remain on Top of Nielsen’s Media Distributor Rankings in August
By George Winslow published
Disney and Fox both increased their share of total TV viewing with the start of football season

Survey: 28% of Americans Don’t Watch Live TV on an Average Day
By George Winslow published
Figure jumps to 41% for U.S. consumers under 30 as TV viewing continues to decline

Nielsen: Disney Is Top Media Distributor with 11.5% of TV Usage
By George Winslow published
In a new convergent TV comparison, YouTube ranked #2 with a 9.6% share in April

Survey: TV Declines as Preferred Source of Local News
By George Winslow published
32% said local stations were their top choice, a major decline from 42% in 2018, according to Pew Research Center

Survey: LGBTQIA+ TV Visibility Drives Viewership Among Young Americans
By James Careless published
The Horowitz Research study found that openness to LGBTQIA+ visibility in entertainment content is part of a larger demand for content that represents general diversity in U.S. society

March Madness Lifts Cable’s Share of TV Viewing
By George Winslow published
But overall TV usage fell by 3% in March and streaming continued to gain a larger share of viewing according to Nielsen's The Gauge

Nielsen: TV Viewing Hits Four-Year High in January
By George Winslow published
Heavy streaming traffic, NFL playoffs, colder temperatures and return of broadcast scripted programming boosted viewing

Reach, Time, Trustworthiness Propel TV To Top Of Media Heap, Finds TVB Survey
By Phil Kurz published
A survey of 4,000 Americans reveals the biggest strengths of linear broadcasting

Survey: Two Thirds of Blacks in U.S. Want More Representation on TV
By George Winslow published
A new Nielsen study highlights the importance of black audiences and the need for better representation by reporting that the group spends 31.8% more time with media each week in the U.S. than the general population
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