TV viewing Nielsen: TV Viewing Drops in February Total TV viewing was down 5% compared to January; Tubi achieved 1% share of TV usage for the first time Digital Video Viewing Time to Surpass TV Viewing in 2023 For the first time, U.S. adults will spend more time watching digital video than traditional linear TV, according a new Insider Intelligence forecast Nielsen: Streaming Audiences in Dec. Up 46% YoY Peacock captured 1% of TV viewing for the first time as broadcast continued to lose TV viewing share Grid List Latest about TV viewing Nielsen: TV Viewing Surged in November By George Winslow published 15 December 22 Total TV usage was up 7.8% vs. October as a result of increases in sports and streaming audiences Parks: Consumers Watch Video 6+ Hours a Week on Mobile Phones By George Winslow published 30 November 22 The increases come as video consumption on TV sets, tablets, and computers continues to decrease Nielsen: Broadcast Viewing Rose Nearly 10% in October By George Winslow published 17 November 22 Overall TV viewing was up as streaming increased and cable fell Streaming Accounted for 35% of TV Viewing in August 2022 By George Winslow published 15 September 22 Broadcast’s share of TV viewing increased to 22.1% while YouTube tied Netflix for the first time as the most popular streaming platform on TV, according to Nielsen's The Gauge Nielsen: Broadcast TV Slips to 26% of Total Viewing in Feb. 2022 By George Winslow published 18 March 22 Cable and broadcast news viewing in February of 2022 spiked as Russia invades Ukraine, according to Nielsen’s The Gauge Survey: TV Viewing Hitting Record Lows By George Winslow published 8 February 22 Time watching TV and movies is hitting historic lows as younger audiences now spend twice as much time on gaming, online videos, and social media as on TV according Hub Entertainment Research Streaming Grabs a Record TV Viewing Share During Holidays By George Winslow published 13 January 22 Streaming reached an all-time weekly high in December, taking 33% of the total TV viewing share during the week of Christmas, according to Nielsen’s The Gauge Nielsen: TV Viewing Grew by 5% In November By George Winslow last updated 22 December 21 But broadcast television’s share of total TV viewing dropped by one percentage point to 27% as drama and sitcom viewing both declined, according to Nielsen’s The Gauge Nielsen: Sports, New Dramas Boost Broadcast TV Viewing Share in October By George Winslow published 18 November 21 Broadcast’s viewing share rose 2 percentage points to 28%, behind cable (37%) but equal to streaming for the first time in since Nielsen launched The Gauge in May 2021 NFL Helps Boost Broadcast TV Viewing Share in September By George Winslow published 14 October 21 Broadcasters share of total viewing jumped 2 percentage points to 26% of the total TV time spent by consumers in September according to Nielsen’s The Gauge 123 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 READ1Lawo Establishes CTO Office2Scripps News Expands Documentary Production with New Longform Unit3Summit Preview: Explore the Metaverse with Chris Pfaff4Ateme Unveils Solution To Make Video Streaming Sustainable While Optimizing QoE5NextGen TV Comes to Rochester, N.Y.
Nielsen: TV Viewing Surged in November By George Winslow published 15 December 22 Total TV usage was up 7.8% vs. October as a result of increases in sports and streaming audiences
Parks: Consumers Watch Video 6+ Hours a Week on Mobile Phones By George Winslow published 30 November 22 The increases come as video consumption on TV sets, tablets, and computers continues to decrease
Nielsen: Broadcast Viewing Rose Nearly 10% in October By George Winslow published 17 November 22 Overall TV viewing was up as streaming increased and cable fell
Streaming Accounted for 35% of TV Viewing in August 2022 By George Winslow published 15 September 22 Broadcast’s share of TV viewing increased to 22.1% while YouTube tied Netflix for the first time as the most popular streaming platform on TV, according to Nielsen's The Gauge
Nielsen: Broadcast TV Slips to 26% of Total Viewing in Feb. 2022 By George Winslow published 18 March 22 Cable and broadcast news viewing in February of 2022 spiked as Russia invades Ukraine, according to Nielsen’s The Gauge
Survey: TV Viewing Hitting Record Lows By George Winslow published 8 February 22 Time watching TV and movies is hitting historic lows as younger audiences now spend twice as much time on gaming, online videos, and social media as on TV according Hub Entertainment Research
Streaming Grabs a Record TV Viewing Share During Holidays By George Winslow published 13 January 22 Streaming reached an all-time weekly high in December, taking 33% of the total TV viewing share during the week of Christmas, according to Nielsen’s The Gauge
Nielsen: TV Viewing Grew by 5% In November By George Winslow last updated 22 December 21 But broadcast television’s share of total TV viewing dropped by one percentage point to 27% as drama and sitcom viewing both declined, according to Nielsen’s The Gauge
Nielsen: Sports, New Dramas Boost Broadcast TV Viewing Share in October By George Winslow published 18 November 21 Broadcast’s viewing share rose 2 percentage points to 28%, behind cable (37%) but equal to streaming for the first time in since Nielsen launched The Gauge in May 2021
NFL Helps Boost Broadcast TV Viewing Share in September By George Winslow published 14 October 21 Broadcasters share of total viewing jumped 2 percentage points to 26% of the total TV time spent by consumers in September according to Nielsen’s The Gauge
