In 2013, live television viewing in the U.S. dipped to the lowest levels since 2009. Nielsen reported that Americans watched 133:49 hours of live television per month, a 2% year on year decline. Another unexpected decline: desktop internet viewing has declined even faster by 7% year on year to 27.03 hours per month. Time spent on smartphone browsers showed the most growth, 40% to 34:17 hours a month. Hours of internet and mobile video viewed have increased by 12% and 7% respectively.
Read the full story at Desktop Media Consumption Declines | L2’s The Daily.
