Nielsen: Time Spent With TV Eroding Faster For Men Than Women

While total time spent with TV has been eroding for all Americans, it's been slipping faster among men than women, according to a just-released analysis of time spent with media by gender.

The analysis shows that while the total daily time spent with TV has fallen 6.5% since 2016 among …

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1 comment about "Nielsen: Time Spent With TV Eroding Faster For Men Than Women".
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  1. Robert Dilworth from DILigent Marketing, November 22, 2019 at 11:21 a.m.

    6.5% vs 7.2%: This difference is not worthy of a headline declaring "Time Spent With TV Eroding Faster For Men Than Women". The migration to other sources of video entertainment could be the headline. It's all TV, just a different pipe and revenue model. Remember the "death-star" and "VCR commercial zapping" that spelled the end of TV as we knew it.
    "Adapt or perish" -H.G. Wells

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