Tag: Survey
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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…
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New Smartphone Study Finds Samsung Users Pay Up to 60% More for Repairs Than iPhone Users
Samsung has long sold itself as the value-packed alternative to Apple during the smartphone wars. But when it comes time to fix a damaged phone, that cheaper reputation starts to fade fast. A new Insuranceopedia analysis found that Samsung users pay up to 60% more for insured repairs than iPhone users, with average repair costs…
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AI’s Energy Appetite Is Making Power Bills Harder to Swallow for Americans
Americans are already feeling the strain of higher utility costs, and a new American Home Shield survey suggests the AI boom may be making the problem worse in places where data centers are taking root. AHS surveyed 1,003 U.S. consumers in December 2025 and found that 88% said their utilities had gone up, 49% felt…
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Study Reveals Top 10 Services Americans Are Googling How to Unsubscribe From
People are tired of juggling subscriptions, and a new roundup from Profit Engine shows exactly what they’re trying to quit. The study examined the top 10 most-Googled “how to unsubscribe” queries, offering a revealing snapshot of what consumers are actively trying to cut from their lives. Profit Engine’s results go far beyond streaming services. From…
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Tubi’s New Study Looks At How Americans Shop & Stream
Streaming ads aren’t just background noise anymore, and Tubi’s 2025 Retail and Holiday Study shows that viewers don’t just notice ads while they stream; they also discover, click, and buy. The study, which was conducted in partnership with The Harris Poll, shows that smart, relevant ads are actually improving discovery. The study surveyed 1,531 U.S.…
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Study Finds Netflix’s Tag Team With WWE is Reducing Subscriber Churn & Boosting Growth
Netflix’s tag team with WWE has been a victory for both sides, so far this year. According to Ampere Analysis, WWE content streamed for more than 300 million viewing hours in H1 2025, with weekly WWE Raw averaging about 6.5 million viewing hours per broadcast and WrestleMania delivering a massive 19.8 million viewing hours across…


