Despite social media’s sometimes symbiotic relationship with traditional TV, according to recent research, television is “increasingly for the old, and internet for the young.” Compared to four years ago, live TV viewing is down 13% for all ages under 55, and the age of the broadcast television audience has gone up 7%.

Despite social media’s sometimes symbiotic relationship with traditional TV, according to recent research, television is “increasingly for the old, and internet for the young.” Compared to four years ago, live TV viewing is down 13% for all ages under 55, and the age of the broadcast television audience has gone up 7%. Yesterday we let you know that Ypulse research shows 32% of Millennials watch content on Netflix five or more days a week—it’s behavior like this that is creating the widening age gap for the traditional small screen. (Washington Post)