Average American watches 5 hours of TV per day, report shows

According to the "Cross-Platform Report" of March 2014 announced by Nielsen Media Ratings, the viewing time of TV steadily increases with the age of all ethnic groups.

After that, Americans spend an average of 32 minutes a day on television, 1 hour on the Internet, 1 hour 7 minutes by smartphone, 2 hours 46 minutes by radio.

According to Nielsen's report, the use of smartphones and time-shifted television is increasing, but our media custom has been quite stable over the last few years.

When we were young, we were almost watching TV at home. When we met teenagers, our evaluation fell down and we began to create more external interests.

According to the ethnic group, Nielsen discovered that African Americans were watching TV an average of 218 hours a month. White people saw 155.3 hours, Hispanics average 123.2 hours, Asian Americans saw an average of 92.3 hours.

The majority of the time we listen to the radio will increase, but if we exceed 65 it will fall - perhaps someone is proposed because there are few radio stations producing programs for the elderly To

If you add DVR watching time to this number, reports show that adults in the United States are watching TV shows over 5 hours a day on average. This survey also found that weekly expiration and general adults watching about 35 hours of TV (live and DVR) per week. Or, it is almost enough for full-time work all day. As a result, the audience rating of television broadcasting has declined steadily (-1% from 2015 to 2016), but the significant growth of consumer media in these new platforms, especially on streaming services, It shows that consumption will continue to grow steadily year after year. Continually release more original content available only on new media

Considering that ordinary Americans are now watching television for 5 hours a day or more. Whether you think that television is good or bad, millions of people are spending 30% of their time watching TV. It is difficult to exaggerate the bloodstream of millions of people, understanding our reality, family relations habits, strategy and outcome of political movement, the big consequences of this change. But for those in everyday life, they are invisible.

According to Nielsen 's survey, Americans see an average of 5.1 hours a day, or 153 hours a month (the first quarter of 2009). This is one-third of what is going on. This number is also increasing this quarter. 5.1 hours / day, about 2,000 hours per year, or 78 days - 2.5 months. These figures reflect the population of the United States, but it is not much different from the data of other areas. One thing I noticed about television is that it brings the illusion of missing the illusion of lacking because I am not watching TV. At least, that gave me an impression. The TV trailer says, "This Thursday is a big Thursday, movie # 1, movie # 2, movie # 3, you have to catch up with back to back.I can not miss this!" Or "This is the best movie of all time You do not want to miss anything! "For a while, I will take time to see these shows, and then after I read them I am very I feel that I succeeded.