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Types Of Streamed Mobile Video By Device, January 2013 [CHART]

The top three kinds of content for both smart phone & tablet users were movies, user-generated content (such as YouTube videos) and TV shows.

Timesucks [INFOGRAPHIC]

19% of people who took part in the survey admitted they spend between one and two hours a day just putting things off.

Trusted Sources Of General News & Information [CHART]

Trust in media is up five percent over last year, with search engines and traditional media topping the list: 58 percent overall said they trust those sources for news and information.

Online News Video Eyetracking [HEATMAP]

This heatmap from EyeTrackShop illustrates where people focus their attention on online news video using an example from CNN.

Methods Online Americans Use To Watch TV, June 2012 [CHART]

Over half of respondents streamed via a PC, nearly half streamed through an internet-connected device, and 29% streamed through a mobile device.

US Internet Users Who Watch News Videos Online, January 2013 [CHART]

More than half of internet users surveyed said they watched news clips online—45% watched short video clips, 19% live-streamed video, and 14% viewed full online news shows.

Frequency With Which Americans Read News Online, January 2013 [CHART]

39% of respondents said they read online news every day, only 25% said they watched cable TV news every day.

College Student Access To Select Media By Channel, January 2013 [CHART]

The 18-24 demographic is watching slightly less TV these days, and concurrently watching more internet and mobile video.

Media Consumption Of Mobile News App Users, June 2012 [TABLE]

70% of mobile news app users got their news digitally, nearly twice as many as among mobile internet users who had not downloaded a news app.

Primary News Sources Of Mobile Users, September 2012 [TABLE]

A June survey from Pew put digital just 16 percentage points behind TV as the source where US news consumers got their news.