How much time does a person spend on Internet and watching TV? how will it influence advertising?

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Data source: Digital Future report 2004, by Jeffrey I. Cole, Ph.D., University of California.

Number of hours people watch TV

HOURS/PERSON/YEAR        1998  1999  2000  2001  2002  2003  
Total Mdia Usage        3,347 3,469 3,519 3,570 3,623 3,661 
Television              1,551 1,588 1,640 1,661 1,661 1,656 
 Broadcast TV             884   867   865   815   810   798 
  -Network stations       710   706   805   753   749   736 
  -Independent stations   174   162    61    62    61    61 
 Cable & satellite TV     667   720   774   846   851   858 
  -Basic                  565   617   638   692   698   706 
  -Premium                101   103   137   154   153   152 


Data Resource: FCC Annual Report 2003.

From the first figure we can see that the time people spend on Internet grew from 9.4 hours/week to 12.5 hours/week, a rise of 30%. And the time people spend on watich TV grew from 3519 hours/year to 3661 hours/year, that is 67.5 hours/week to 70.2 hours/week, a rise of 4%