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A new report looks at media consumption by individuals in and out of the home, excluding the workplace, between 2008 and 2015, breaking âmediaâ down into 30 categories of media type and delivery (e.g. television, social media, computer gaming) and conclude that the average person will consume 15.5 hours per day by 2015.
10 hours or more: 12%. Spend no time: 2%. Weâre nearly at thirds here, making this an easy poll to talk about in terms of pie slices. About a third spend one to three hours, another third spend four to six, and the remaining third spend between seven and more than 10 hours a day viewing content on electronic devices.efore I tell you how many hours a day people spend watching content on tablets, TVs, phones and so forth, because a polling groupâs done the legwork and compiled a bunch of numbers, letâs talk quick about technology.