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Edria Murray Staff Editor 12th May 2005 |
In response to Frank and Iwekei There are 219,000,000 televisions in the United States. This is equivalent to 754 televisions per 1000 people As three-quarters of Americans do not live alone, it is reasonable to assume that many people will share a television with other household members (particularly small children). According to the United States Census Bureau, in 2001 98% of households had at least one television set. Many homes have more than one television with an average of 2.4 sets per household. As an average household has 2.57 members, this equates to approximately 280,000,000 television viewers (assuming everyone living in a house with a television watches it occasionally). |
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mike 11th November 2004 |
you need to declare what your catorgories mean. all you have is link after link which makes it very confusing and fustrating. You need to tell people what each catorgory stand for and how it is measured. |
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