Linear TV keeps shrinking. Streaming keeps growing. The latest example comes from the numbers generated in February 2025. Via ...

The championship NFL game, the NHL 4 Nations Face-Off and cable news drove time spent with traditional TV during the month.

Live sports continue to be a major drive for TV viewership, revealed by jumps in popularity due to the Super Bowl and NHL 4 ...

Broadcast and cable account for only about 44 percent of all usage in the month. The record-setting audience for the Super Bowl in February wasn’t enough to stop a decline in linear TV viewing for the ...

Tubi saw a big win during the Super Bowl, making up one-third of all streaming viewership and attracting a younger and more ...

Streaming’s share rose even though Super Bowl Sunday was the second most-watched day of TV in the history of monthly reports ...

Next, the podcast turns to Dan Shaughnessy’s analysis of March Madness, one of the most significant sporting events in the U.S. Shaughnessy highlights the unique aspects of the tournament that draw ...

as cable news gained 8% over January to represent 27% of all cable viewing in February. On broadcast, the Super Bowl and its pregame and postgame programs on Fox were followed by NBC’s Saturday ...

For the better part of 70 years, television was the centerpiece of the American household, so much so that all the furniture ...

This year's Super Bowl coverage across FOX and Tubi secured a record-breaking 127.7 million viewers, with TV viewing on February 9 topping 110 billion minutes, second only to the milestone reached on ...

Among cable viewing, the championship game in the inaugural NHL 4 Nations Face-Off drew this month’s largest cable audience, with 9.3 million viewers on ESPN. FOX News Channel represented the next 13 ...