During the pandemic, the nation's teenagers spent most of their leisure time in front of a screen, according to the latest data from the...

Most Americans still subscribe to cable or satellite television, according to a Pew Research Center survey, but the share has fallen steeply...

Digital devices are the news source for the great majority of Americans. Fully 86 percent of the public "sometimes" or "often...

In many ways, high school seniors are better behaved than they used to be. The results of the 2019 Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System (...

The decline in television viewing among younger Americans continues, according to the 2019 American Time Use Survey. People under age 55 are...

Reading for personal interest continues to decline as a leisure activity. The percentage of Americans who read on an average day fell from 2...

On an average day, 79 percent of Americans aged 15 or older watch television as a primary activity—meaning their main activity at the time. ...

Americans really are cutting the cord. Results of the 2017 Consumer Expenditure Survey show a substantial drop in spending on cable and sate...

Young adults aren't watching as much television as they once did, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' American Time Use Sur...

We might be at the turning point. In 2016, growth in spending on cable/satellite television service came to a halt. The average household sp...

Adults under age 45 are watching less TV on an average day than they did a decade ago, while those aged 45 or older are watching more. Overa...

Write this one down for the history books. The main source of news for the largest share of the public is now the internet, supplanting tele...

The number of televisions in the average American home is declining, according to newly released data from the 2015 Residential Energy Consu...

The 42 percent plurality of young adults prefer reading rather than watching the news. Most young adult readers prefer to read news online (...

Do you remember when cell phones were a blip on the radar screen and landline phones reigned supreme? Just 21 percent of households reported...

Television still dominates the news. A 45 percent plurality of Americans say they get most of their information about events in the news fro...

The average household spent an astonishing $723 on cable and satellite television service in 2014, according to the Consumer Expenditure Sur...

The 56 percent majority of Americans say they most often watch television live, as it is broadcast. But the figure varies by generation... ...

Percentage of the nation's renters who have... Television: 97% Cell phone: 87% Air conditioning: 84% Computer: 69% Clothes washer:...

How would you feel about giving up the Internet or your cell phone? When Pew's Internet Project asked Americans aged 18 or older how the...