The TV strike is changing some Americans' viewing habits. A poll by the Wi-Fi Alliance and Kelton Research found that 50% of those surveyed have either gone online for entertainment or plan to do so.
Respondents say they now get 31% of their entertainment online: video games, music, watching movies or short videos. The poll, fielded Nov. 19-27, surveyed 586 U.S. Wi-Fi users ages 18-55. The
sampling variation in this survey is plus or minus 4.1 percentage points.
