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Australian Multi-Screen Report Q4 2012
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Australian Multi-Screen Report Q4 2012

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Television remains a key part of everyday life according to the latest Australian Multi-Screen Report covering the fourth quarter of calendar 2012.

Australians watch an average 91 hours and 5 minutes (91:05) of TV per month, with playback viewing within seven days of broadcast accounting for 6:30.

Average daily time spent viewing television has been remarkably consistent over the past ten years, especially as today’s technological and entertainment choice was hardly imaginable a decade ago.

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https://www.nielsen.com/au/en/insights/report/2013/au-multi-screen-report-q4-2012/

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