The survey found that young people spend more time watching “non-premium” online video than they do regular TV shows, consumers aged 13-24 estimate that 21% of all their entertainment screen time goes ...

TV shows and movies once dominated Saturday night family time, but new research has found a major shift towards video games, revealing a significant cultural change for household entertainment.

The research, which was based on a survey of 1,919 US consumers aged 13-47, shows young people spent significantly more time watching online video than regular TV shows. 21% of the ...

Hub Entertainment Research’s annual Video Redefined survey confirms that social video on platforms such as YouTube and TikTok plays an outsized role in the lives of young viewers, at the expense of ...