The average level of television consumption increased on nearly every continent last year, but a new study has found that Japanese viewers watch more TV than anybody. The newly released report from
Eurodata TV Worldwide, the focus of a panel discussion at the MIPTV convention in Cannes, also found Americans' daily dose of TV climbed by three minutes last year to an average of four hours and 28
minutes -- nearly 90 minutes above the world average.
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