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Daytime TV viewership is soaring as employees and students continue to work and learn from home. 

Dec 02 2020

Daytime TV viewership is soaring as employees and students continue to work and learn from home. According to Nielsen, TV usage is up “considerably” between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. as routines and viewing patterns have shifted thanks to the pandemic. Between those hours, office professionals and managers increased their total TV time (which includes live and “time-shifted viewing” through internet-connected devices and gaming consoles) by 21%. Kids who are remote learning are “unsurprisingly” spending more time on internet-connected devices and gaming consoles than a year ago. Kids aged 2-5-years-old spend an average of 50 minutes more per week on TV during typical school hours compared to last year, while 6-11-year-olds spent a “whopping” three hours and 25 minutes more per week. Overall, usage for kids 12-17-year-olds increased two hours per week. (Adweek)

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