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More than half of Americans use free streaming because they can’t justify another paid subscription...
Americans now average 12 hours and 1 minute of screen time across devices each day,...
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Nearly half of American consumers have cut streaming subscriptions in the past year as streaming prices keep climbing. Read on to see the full survey results.
Americans spend 12 hours and 1 minute on screens every day. See how your device habits stack up in our survey of 1,000 Americans.
A digital TV antenna might be all you need to watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup — and it could save you money. Here's why.
Reviews.org survey data shows 48% of Americans joined a streaming service for one show or event, then canceled right after.
43% of Americans plan to cancel a streaming service in the next 3 months. Here's what our survey of 1,000 people reveals about streaming fatigue, price hikes, and where viewers are cutting back.
Reviews.org data shows 37% of Americans use TV antennas, but most antenna users still miss at least some local channels.
Tickets to FIFA World Cup 2026 are cost-prohibitive for many fans. Watching from home via traditional TV, cable, or streaming services can be low cost or free.
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