Time devoted to television on standard channels, whether live, recorded or on-demand, has fallen, showing a 9 per cent dip since 2020s says Insider Monkey as it looks at the countries that watch the most TV...
The US leads with people spending about 3 hours, 21 minutes daily before the idiot box. Nearly 79 per cent of all Americans, aged 15 and above watch, with seniors over 60 being the most frequent viewers.
Across the border, people devote close to 3 hours, 19 minutes daily to television. Over the last year, viewing figures have jumped by roughly 20 to 30 per cent across every network, showing a clear rise in interest.
About 3 hours, 15 minutes a day is in front of the television in South Africa. For many, it remains an important source of news updates and a form of leisure.
The typical Pole spends roughly 3 hours, 15 minutes daily watching television. Streaming touched a record high in February 2023, making up 6.4 per cent of total screen time.
Viewers tune in for nearly 3 hours and 13 minutes each day in Egypt and with broadcasters now moving their shows onto digital platforms, this could change how people experience television in the future.
The main audience in the former USSR is adults over 60, retired people, and those in the countryside. On average, they spend about 3 hours, 10 minutes daily watching television. Wonder how much TV Vladimir Putin watches.
Research shows that television habits among teenagers differ, with viewing levels starting at around 17 per cent and going higher. On average, people spend nearly 3 hours, 7 minutes daily with the TV in the South American country.