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Research finds people aged 16 to 34 ditching traditional broadcasts in favour of video-streaming platformsThe numbers of young people tuning into live TV in an average week has dropped significantly as they increasingly turn to video-streaming platforms, according to a study.But while traditional television is losing its grip on household leisure time, radio is making a comeback, says the study. Continue reading…
Research finds people aged 16 to 34 ditching traditional broadcasts in favour of video-streaming platforms
The numbers of young people tuning into live TV in an average week has dropped significantly as they increasingly turn to video-streaming platforms, according to a study.
But while traditional television is losing its grip on household leisure time, radio is making a comeback, says the study.
