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Average weekly time spent with TV news in U.S. set meter markets 2017, by source

Average weekly time spent watching TV news per person in selected set meter markets in the United States as of 1st quarter 2017, by source (in minutes)

by Statista Research Department, last edited Oct 25, 2018
Average weekly time spent with TV news in U.S. set meter markets 2017, by source The graph shows the average weekly time spent watching TV news per person in selected set meter markets in the United States as of the first quarter of 2017, by source. It was found, that Nashville was the leading set meter market in terms of TV news consumption, as the average weekly per person news minutes in the city amounted to 603 (10 hours and 3 minutes) in the measured period. Out of this, 219 news minutes were attributed to local TV news.
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Average weekly time spent watching TV news per person in selected set meter markets in the United States as of 1st quarter 2017, by source (in minutes)

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by Statista Research Department, last edited Oct 25, 2018
The graph shows the average weekly time spent watching TV news per person in selected set meter markets in the United States as of the first quarter of 2017, by source. It was found, that Nashville was the leading set meter market in terms of TV news consumption, as the average weekly per person news minutes in the city amounted to 603 (10 hours and 3 minutes) in the measured period. Out of this, 219 news minutes were attributed to local TV news.
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