Last spring, the health crisis and the period of confinement had allowed television to regain a central place in French homes.
Six months later, this renewed interest, even if it is obviously less marked, nevertheless seems to persist.
In September, the French spent an average of 3.34 hours a day in front of the small screen.
They stayed 17 minutes longer than a year ago watching TV programs.
Admittedly, Médiamétrie has in the meantime modified the audience measurement to include consumption outside the home.
But the organization estimates that this represents an additional hearing of 10 minutes.
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There remains therefore a gain of ten minutes.
It is difficult to disentangle what is clearly a change in behavior from the more cyclical effect of a Tour de France broadcast, for example.
Nevertheless, the finding is unanimous.
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For two years, the evolution of the time spent in front of television was clearly on the downward trend, due to the rise
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