Tag: Study
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New Package Theft Study Shows Where Prime Day Deliveries Are Most at Risk
Prime Day is one of the best times of the year to score deals on streaming devices, smart TVs, laptops, Wi-Fi gear, and other tech. Amazon’s biggest shopping event of the summer runs June 23-26, but while millions of Americans prepare to fill their carts, criminals are getting ready too. A new study from online…
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Only One World Cup Host Nation Is More Screen-Addicted Than the United States, Study Finds
As the world turns its attention to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, a new study from Overnight Glasses found that only one World Cup host nation, Mexico, ranks higher than the United States for screen addiction. Americans spend an average of 6 hours and 40 minutes per day on connected devices, placing them ahead of fellow…
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Smart TVs, Streaming Sticks, and AI Assistants Are Turning Cord Cutters Into Data Products—and Consumers Want Lawmakers to Act
Cord cutting may save money, but it doesn’t make people feel any safer about their data. Convenience is colliding with privacy fears. At least, that’s what Review.org’s State of Consumer Data 2026 survey suggests. Americans are increasingly worried about how much personal information their smart TVs, streaming devices, and AI-powered assistants are collecting, as well…
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Why the Record-Smashing World Cup Is Becoming a Defining Moment for Sports Streaming
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is no longer just a global soccer tournament. It is becoming one of the largest real-world tests of how sports will be watched, monetized, and distributed in the streaming era. From June 11 through July 19 across the United States, Mexico, and Canada, the expanded 48-team tournament will deliver 104…
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New Study Finds Parents Are Embracing AI at Home—But It Raises New Questions for Streaming Families
Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of daily family life, and a new study suggests it’s already as common in many households as streaming services and smart TVs. According to a survey from Lurie Children’s Hospital of more than 1,000 parents nationwide, 81% of parents have used AI to help with parenting tasks, while 43%…
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NFL Fans Are Fed Up With Streaming Costs — 93% Say Watching Football Is Too Expensive, Study Finds
The NFL has spent the past several years pushing more games onto streaming platforms, but a new survey suggests many fans are growing tired of the rising costs and increasing complexity that come with following America’s most popular sport. According to a new Casino Guru USA survey, of 2,000 NFL fans, an overwhelming 93% believe…
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Free Streaming Is Winning: 70% of Viewers Now Use FAST and AVOD Services, According to New TiVo Study
Americans are spending more time and money on video entertainment than ever before, but TiVo’s latest Video Trends Report suggests the streaming experience is becoming increasingly complicated. According to the Q4 2025 report, the average household now uses more than 10 video services, spends $161 per month on video entertainment, and watches over five hours…
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These States Are America’s Biggest Streaming Addicts, According to a New Binge-Watching Study
Streaming has become a national pastime, but in some states, it is practically a lifestyle. A study from Overnight Glasses breaks down which parts of the U.S. are most hooked on binge-watching, and Delaware takes the crown. According to the research, residents in the First State spend more than 3 hours a day watching TV…
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Survey: The 2026 World Cup Is Changing How Americans Watch Sports
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is shaping up to be one of the biggest sports streaming events in U.S. history, and new research suggests Americans will be watching from just about every screen imaginable. A new survey from Reviews.org of 1,000 Americans planning to watch the tournament found that while traditional TV remains a major…
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Too Much to Watch? Americans Say Screen Overload Is Getting Worse
A Best Therapies survey finds that overstimulation isn’t a niche complaint or personality quirk but a widespread part of modern life. In the February 2026 survey of 1,006 Americans, weighted equally across generations, 71% said they experience overstimulation, and nearly 1 in 4 said it happens daily. Younger adults reported it most often, with Gen…