Global Media Intelligence 2024: United States

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How time spent with media, device ownership, and media adoption stacks up in the United States.

What’s Inside

The United States coverage in the Global Media Intelligence (GMI) Report includes poll results from internet user respondents in H1 2024 conducted by GWI. Click here to view the charts for these metrics: 

  • Average time spent with media 
  • Video-on-demand (VOD) viewers 
  • Social media/messaging users 
  • Digital audio listeners 
  • TV viewers 
  • Traditional media users 
  • Vlog/influencer viewers 
  • Creator/influencer membership site users
  • Device ownership 
  • Smart TV owners 
  • Smartphone and tablet owners

US in Perspective

A higher percentage of people in the US consume long-form content than in any other country in the world. US viewers appear to expect an endless supply of content in both linear TV and streaming video. Time spent with each of these media ranked the US No. 1 globally; combined, they amounted to a daily average of 4 hours and 46 minutes (4:46), which exceeded the No. 2 country (South Africa) by 34 minutes.

Media adoption rates of both digital and traditional formats, along with digital device ownership rates, placed the US among a group of digitally advanced countries.

Here’s what’s in the full report

Table of Contents

  1. What’s Inside
  2. US in Perspective
  1. Chart Overview
  2. Media Gallery

    authors

    Paul Briggs

    Contributors

    Rahul Chadha
    Director, Report Editing
    Vladimir de Leon
    Chart Editor
    Donte Gibson
    Kyndall Krist
    Senior Copy Editor
    Penelope Lin
    Director, Data Visualization
    Ana Sazon
    Chart Editor
    Matt Torpey
    Senior Chart Editor
    Johann Valderrama
    Chart Editor
    Emman Velasco
    Chart Editor
    Paul Verna
    VP, Content
    Yoram Wurmser
    Principal Analyst