The older the viewer, the more TV time is spent watching live or DVR content, according to a recent TDG research, which breaks down how US adults spend their weekly television time by live, on-demand, and digital video recorders.
The number of broadband households increased by 1.35 million during the second quarter in 2020, and by only 900,000 this year. Despite the slowed progress, increases are expected to continue.
As a result of accelerated chord-cutting, pay-TV services will lose 36% of their 2020 subscriber base. Less than half of total U.S. broadband households will have ties with multi-channel providing services.
The increases of home broadband usage varied depending on the number of children at home, with the upgrade rate 2.4 times greater among single-child households, 3.4 times among two-child households, and 5.3 times among homes with three or more.