Kids who stream content are missing out on 150 hours of ads a year. CordCutting.com previously revealed that the average Netflix subscriber is shielded from over six days of ads in their lifetime when choosing to stream over watching cable TV. New insight from Exstreamist shows similar numbers for 2-18-years-olds: Kids are streaming 650 hours worth of content a year on average, cutting out 6.25 days of commercials from their viewing yearly. In our The Binge Effect trend we found that 71% of 13-17-year-olds say they’re binge watching monthly, and the lack of ads from services like Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu can be a selling point for parents who want keep their children from being “molded by” ads. (Business Insider)
