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U.S. Households Now Have Over One Billion Computers, Mobile, and TV-Connected Devices Share Article Installed Base Growth Was Fueled by Historic 2020 Consumer Technology Sales “This influx of newer hardware and the growing installed base will continue to facilitate the accelerated growth in free and subscription streaming video during 2021 and beyond.” PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y. (PRWEB) April 26, 2021 Consumer technology sales have...

PAs polluted Susquehanna River is poisoning the bay. What can be done Pennsylvania is failing badly in its obligation to clean up the Susquehanna watershed — harming the river, the bay and the people who depend upon them. Mike Argento, York Daily Record Published 2:21 pm UTC Feb. 3, 2021 Pennsylvania is failing badly in its obligation to clean up the Susquehanna watershed — harming the river, the bay and the people who depend upon them. Mike Argento, York Daily Record Published 2:21 pm U...

Raw sewage in the Susquehanna: Pa. state government is basically defecating in the river Antiquated sewer systems in Harrisburg and other Pa. cities spew untreated sewage into the Susquehanna during heavy rains. One test found found off-the-charts levels of E. coli. Mike Argento, York Daily Record Published 5:56 pm UTC Feb. 9, 2021 Antiquated sewer systems in Harrisburg and other Pa. cities spew untreated sewage into the Susquehanna during heavy rains. One test found found off-the-charts level...

Hell-bent for Hellbenders: The canary in the coal mine of the Susquehanna River watershed Just about every ecological challenge facing the Susquehanna River watershed affects the Eastern Hellbender. Peter Petokas is trying to save them. Mike Argento, York Daily Record Published 2:23 pm UTC Feb. 3, 2021 Just about every ecological challenge facing the Susquehanna River watershed affects the Eastern Hellbender. Peter Petokas is trying to save them. Mike Argento, York Daily Record Published 2:23...

| 30 December 2020 Continuing a trend from over the last few years whereby more seems to be more, American TV screens have been inching up in size and overall installed sets in the country are not only considerably larger but customers are buying new TVs more frequently according to research firm NPD. The TV Ownership Trends Report was completed between 20 October and 12 November 2020, reaching 5,000 US consumers, aged over 18 from diverse regions and demographical backgrounds. It ...

Why Americans Are Falling In Love with Big 4K HDTVs The pandemic, which kept large numbers of people at home more than usual, was helpful for sales. Over time, high-definition TVs have become bigger and better, with sizes and technologies often dropping significantly in price over not very much time. For instance, 4K used to only be at the very highest end, and now you can find a 4K TV for only a couple of hundred dollars-sometimes in a large size. According to new data released by research fi...

The TV Installed Base in the U.S. is Getting Bigger and Newer, According to NPD Share Article According to NPD’s TV Ownership Trends Report, the average size of a replacement TV jumped to 51 inches from 49 inches in November 2019, and 47 inches in November 2018. “This commitment to new technology and the value it can provide to the consumer will be key for the continued growth in larger screen TVs in 2021 and beyond.” PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y. (PRWEB) ...

TVUSA Average U.S. Streaming Consumer Uses Seven Content Services The content you are trying to access is only available to members. About Mansha Daswani Mansha Daswani is the editor and associate publisher of World Screen. She can be reached on mdaswani@worldscreen.com. Close and Continue Sign Up Now for Daily News Updates World Screen Newsflash is the leading source of daily news for the international media industry, covering all segments of the business, including new show announcements, ...

Content Remains King as Average Viewers Now Bundle Seven Streaming Services 15 December 2020 As consumers had more options to choose from and more time at home due to COVID restrictions, more people move to watch from traditional channels to free and subscription streaming video services. According to The NPD Group’s new TV Switching Study, which tracks changes in the ways U.S. consumers view and buy digital content, consumers that use streaming to view content now use seven services incl...