
Report: The New Digital American Family
Quick Facts High income families view less TV but spend more time viewing with kids, using time-shifted media four times more often than low income households. Mobile serves as a key source of connectivity
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Quick Facts High income families view less TV but spend more time viewing with kids, using time-shifted media four times more often than low income households. Mobile serves as a key source of connectivity
Nielsen today released a new report examining media consumption among U.S. households that are becoming smaller and more ethnically diverse than ever before. The emerging digital American family is not defined by any single
SOUTHFIELD, MI – Multicultural ad agency GlobalHue today revealed the results of a new U.S. survey of four major population segments, creating a comprehensive cultural map of a rapidly changing nation and providing marketers
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By Gary McCormick, APR, 2010 Chair and CEO of PRSA Last month in this space, I paid tribute to Betsy Plank, the “first lady of public relations” whose passion for students, education, scholarships, ethics