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By Victor LuckersonDecember 3, 2014 6:00 AM ESTThe long-prognosticated death of TV may be happening before our eyesmdash;but at a glacial pace. A new in-depth report from tracking firm Nielsen shows that TV is still by far Americarsquo favorite entertainment past-time, but individuals are spending more hours surfing web and viewing streaming services. A growing number of households are choosing to dump TV altogether.About 2.6 million households are now broadband only, meaning they donrsquo;t subscribe to cable or pick up a broadcast signal, according to Nielsenrsquo Total Audience Report, released December 3. That figure comprises about 2.8% of total U.S. households and is more than double the 1.1% of households that were broadband only last year. At the same time, overall viewing of traditional TV is continuing its slow decline. The average person
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af1 has seen a significantly more precipitous decline in TV viewing than any previous year, Nielsen reports.Not surprisingly, streaming services like Netflix have benefitted from the decline in TV viewing. Forty percent of households now subscribe to a subscription video on demand service such as Netflix or Amazon Prime Instant Video, up from 35% in 2013. Thirteen percent of household
