Research: Pandemic-related viewing likely to stick
August 12, 2020
Findings from Hub Entertainment Research’s Predicting the Post-Pandemic study suggest that although pandemic-related increases in streaming, broadcast network, and YouTube viewing in the US are likely to persist after the crisis eases, one behaviour that has increased during the pandemic—video chats with friends and family—is at the top of the list of behaviours consumers will cut back on once restrictions are lifted.
Highlights from the study:
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