-----> The graph above is on the average daily household television viewing in hours for different countries around the world. The graph is very simple, yet it resonates with so many people because television viewing is basically an American tradition. The United States is clearly the country with the longest hours with about 8 hours and the second country, Turkey, with 5 hours. It would be interesting to compare this graph with other factors, such as obesity (couch potatoes). The picture on th back of the graph is of 2 kids watching television, but I'm assuming that the data is not just for kids, and therefore we don't know how it is broken down in different countries. Thursday, April 3, 2008
TV Hours Around the World
-----> The graph above is on the average daily household television viewing in hours for different countries around the world. The graph is very simple, yet it resonates with so many people because television viewing is basically an American tradition. The United States is clearly the country with the longest hours with about 8 hours and the second country, Turkey, with 5 hours. It would be interesting to compare this graph with other factors, such as obesity (couch potatoes). The picture on th back of the graph is of 2 kids watching television, but I'm assuming that the data is not just for kids, and therefore we don't know how it is broken down in different countries. 
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