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Ofcom Charts YouTube's U.K. Gains - WORLD SCREEN

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Viewers in the U.K. spent an average of four hours and 30 minutes a day watching TV and video content at home last year, per Ofcom, with broadcast still holding a slight edge (56 percent) despite surging YouTube usage. The post Ofcom Charts YouTube’s U.K. Gains appeared first on WORLD SCREEN.

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Ofcom Charts YouTube's U.K. Gains - WORLD SCREEN

Viewers in the U.K. spent an average of four hours and 30 minutes a day watching TV and video content at home last year, per Ofcom, with broadcast still holding a slight edge (56 percent) despite surging YouTube usage. The post Ofcom Charts YouTube’s U.K. Gains appeared first on WORLD SCREEN.

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