The average adult still spends far more time watching television than on the internet, according to new analysis by eMarketer.
The firm reports that in 2010 the average adult spent about four and a half hours per day watching television—or 30 hours per week—compared to an average of just two and a half hours per day spent online—or about 18 hours per week. eMarketer estimates time spent online grew 6% this year, compared to a 1% decline in time spent watching TV.
Read the full piece at emarketer.com
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