Americans are spending about 20 percent more time consuming radio,
television and the Internet than they were a decade ago, according to
a survey by two media measurement firms. That jump reflects in part a
rise by 26 percentage points in the number of Americans with access to
the Internet. But it also speaks to the increasing ubiquity of
smartphones, which have brought media into what were once silent
spaces. http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/11/business/media/11drill.html?_r=1
television and the Internet than they were a decade ago, according to
a survey by two media measurement firms. That jump reflects in part a
rise by 26 percentage points in the number of Americans with access to
the Internet. But it also speaks to the increasing ubiquity of
smartphones, which have brought media into what were once silent
spaces. http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/11/business/media/11drill.html?_r=1
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