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2 Time Spent With Media Average amount of time spent with each medium per day, among year-olds: 4 3 3:51 Total :14 Prerecorded TV :32 Videos/DVDs :04 TV Watching TV and videos 1:44 Total :32 CDs/ Tapes/ MP3s :55 Radio Listening to music 1:02 Total :14 Other :48 Online Using a computer :49 :43 Total Total Newspapers :17 Handheld :14 Magazines :32 Console :23 Books Playing video games Reading
3 Time Spent With Media Average amount of time spent with each medium per day, among year-olds: :33 Total :25 Movies :43 Reading :49 Video games 1:02 Computers 6:21 Total :44 3:51 Music TV/ videos 0 Total media exposure Total media use
4 Changes Over Time Changes in the average amount of time spent with each medium per day, among year-olds: 4 3 3:05 3: :49 1:44 1 :27 :32 :43 :43 :26 :49 :27 1:02 0 TV Videos Music Print Video games Computers
5 Media Multitasking Percent of year-olds who say they are using another media most of the time while: Listening to music 33% Using a computer 33% Reading 28% Watching TV 24% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
6 Media Multitasking Proportion of total media time spent using more than one medium at a time, among year-olds: Not multitasking 16% 26% Multitasking 84% 74%
7 Trends in Media Use Cable vs. Broadcast In a typical day, proportion of year-olds who watch: 100% % 69% 69% 60% 50% 49% 40% 20% 0% Cable Broadcast Cable Broadcast
8 Trends in Media Use Online Integration Percent of year-olds who go online while watching TV, to do something related to the show: Never Often/Sometimes 28% 48% 24% Rarely
9 Trends in Media Use Online Integration Percent of year-olds with a home computer who can see a TV from the keyboard: No Yes 40% 60%
10 Trends in Media Use New Media Activities Percent of year-olds who have ever: Used Instant Messaging 66% Downloaded music from the Internet 64% Streamed radio from the Internet 48% Created a personal Web site or page 32% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
11 Portable Media Percent of all year-olds who own their own: Discman/Walkman Handheld video game player 55% 61% Cell phone 39% MP3 player 18% Handheld Internet device 13% Laptop 12% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
12 Computers and the Internet Change in percent of year-olds who have: A computer at home 73% 86% Two or more computers at home 25% 39% Internet access at home 47% 74% A computer in their bedroom Internet access in their bedroom 10% 21% 20% 31% % 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
13 Internet Access Percent of year-olds who have Internet access at home: RACE White Hispanic Black PARENT EDUCATION College degree or more Some college High school or less MEDIAN COMMUNITY INCOME $35,000 - $50,000 Less than $35,000 61% 67% 68% 66% 74% 72% 80% 82% More than $50,000 84% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
14 Media Use The Role of Parents
15 Media in the Bedroom Percent of year-olds with each medium in their bedroom: TV 68% VCR/DVD player Video game console 49% 54% Cable/satellite TV Computer 31% 37% Premium cable channels Internet access 20% 20% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
16 TV Rules Percent of all year-olds who say they have: No rules about TV Any rules about TV 53% 46%
17 TV Rules Percent of all year-olds who say they have: No rules about TV TV rules that are enforced most of time 20% 53% 26% TV rules that are enforced some, a little or never
18 Household Media Environment Percent of year-olds living in homes where: TV not usually left on during meals TV is usually on during meals 36% 63%
19 Household Media Environment Percent of year-olds living in homes where TV is on even if no one is watching: A A little of the time Never 13% 5% Most of the time 51% 30% Some of the time
20 Household Media Environment Average amount of time year-olds spend watching TV per day, by household environment: 4 3:37 3 2: TV on most of the time even if no one is watching TV on some/little/never
21 Impact of Bedroom Media Average amount of time year-olds spend watching TV per day, by bedroom media: 4 3: : TV in bedroom No TV in bedroom
22 Impact of Rules Average amount of time year-olds spend watching TV per day, by TV rules: 4 3:19 3 2: Don t t have TV rules Have TV rules that are enforced
23 Media Use and Reading Average amount of time spent reading per day by 8-18 year-olds who: 2 Have a TV in Their Bedroom Have Rules About TV Live in Constant TV Households 1 :54 :55 :55 :38 :39 :37 0 Yes No No TV rules TV rules TV on most of time TV on a a little / never
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