Hidden in this chart is evidence of Television's domination of radio.

Television dominates Americans' primary source for news across all age demographics, though the Internet's popularity among 18 - 49 year…

Radio noticeably dominates the other categories. This discrepancy is likely explained by the large percentage of Americans that listen to…

Large internet sites, such as Facebook, ESPN, and Yahoo, have dramatically increased the supply of online-video-ad space, driving historically hindering…

A 2013 Gallup poll asked 2,048 adults, aged 18 and older, "What would you say is your main source of…

The South and the Southwest are't anywhere to be seen on this list. However, since the South represents 38% of…

Even in the internet age Television still dominates the competition; beating the internet as American's source for news by a…

In a study of Americans aged 12 and older, 35% reported using the radio most to stay up-to-date with music.

Television remains the primary source of news across political parties, though is significantly favored among Republicans. Independents strongly favored the…

Television's popularity as a go-to news source steadily declines with higher education, while print enjoys highest rates of favor among…

Over half of the United States turns to the television as its main source of news. Internet claimed just over…