Dutch look relatively less to TV programs when they are broadcast. Movies via the Internet or later look back on programs grows more and more of our time. According to research by market researcher Telecompaper.
The approximately 6600 respondents have stated an average of two hours a day “just” to sit the tube, linear look is called. Meanwhile, they spend 61 percent of their daily viewing time to look at other ways, or about 140 minutes. In an earlier poll, six months ago, that figure was 53 percent.
There are major differences between age groups. Dutch so look over fifty years on average 140 minutes per day in a traditional manner to the TV while it is in teenagers 68 minutes a day. Of all the ways of looking at it is just watching television or still the most popular. Metro is to know what you remember from the traditional television. Take the quiz below.
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