TV Antennas Making Slow Comeback, ARF DASH Study Shows
ARF said 17.1% of Americans use antennas as live sports and other premium events keep traditional TV in nearly 70% of homes.
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TV antennas making slow comeback, ARF DASH study shows
(Stock photo by James Yarema via Unsplash) Fewer than one-third of Americans are watching television exclusively through streaming platforms, with most U.S. households still watching live TV through a combination of traditional platforms like broadcast, cable and satellite, according to fresh data shared by the Advertising Research Foundation (ARF). The data is based on television use through the current mid-year, and is part of ARF’s latest DAS…
Nearly One-Third Of Households Rely On Streaming for ‘TV’
LONG ISLAND CITY, N.Y. — The first mid-year data set from the Advertising Research Foundation DASH TV Universe study has been released, and the data show that more than 30% of households now receive “TV” exclusively through streaming. They have no access to linear free-to-air TV. At the same time, the percentage of households who receive their connection from an over-the-air antenna grew to 17.1%, one percentage point over FY 2025. The bigger ta…
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