Source: Videology survey, November 2014, 2,449 Canada respondents @videologygroup facebook.com/videologygroup

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19% always watch TV/video at home with the lights off

49% normally watch TV withat least one person

use their laptop as their primary device to watch

TV/video at home

50%

have eight or more screens to view

TV/video at home

20%

frequently watch TV/video on a device in the

kitchen

19%

use a second screen while watching TV

54%

watch TV/video on a device most

often in their beds

56%

27% list “lying in bed” as their ideal way to watch TV/video at home

43% often or always watch TV/video programming in a different room while home with other people

43% list “sitting on a couch” or “lounging in a recliner” as their ideal way to watch TV/video at home

16% list the smartphone or tablet as their primary device to watch TV/video at home

The days of families huddling around one television to watch scheduled programming are long gone. Today, TV and video

content can be accessed by consumers not only when they want, but where they want. How has the convergence of TV and digital

changed home viewing habits? Below we take a room-by-room look.

DARK SIDE OF THE ROOM

BONDING TIME

14% frequently watch TV/video on a device in the bathroom

NO BATHROOM BREAKS

TV IN YOUR LAP

BRING IT TO BED

UNDER THE COVERS

A HOUSE DIVIDED

GETTING PERSONAL

TV EVERYWHERE

COOKING UP CONVENIENCE

SPLIT SCREENS

COUCH POTATO