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I honestly refuse to believe this unless I see the source (which is not listed). Maybe in the US sure, but take any country in Asia or Latin America and I can
by joaohaas 2y ago
I honestly refuse to believe this unless I see the source (which is not listed).
Maybe in the US sure, but take any country in Asia or Latin America and I can guarantee you mobile usage skyrockets. Can't say anything certain about EU, but I'd assume from my few experiences there it should be a 50/50 split.
- joaohaas 2y agoOk so for anyone curious, this is the source they're using: https://www.nielsen.com/ https://www.nielsen.com/ I couldn't find any articles about comparisons between mobile and TV usage. There are some saying 'YouTube TV usage is at a high time high', but it associates it with the presidential election and some sports events... The former I can see getting some views outside of the US, but sports events no one gives a shit outside of the US, so I think it's pretty clear their articles are US only.
- pjc50 2y agoNielsen do consumer survey (and have done for decades): they take a selection of volunteer households, and install a box which monitors what they watch on TV. This statistical sample is used for estimating TV viewing figures. I guess they've discovered that much of the time the TV isn't showing TV any more.