How are kids watching content?

New research from The University of Sheffield, Dubit and BBC Children's finds tablets, YouTube and Netflix dominate kids' consumption habits, but traditional TV still plays a part in their media diets.

By Alexandra Whyte

April 2, 2019

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BBC Children's, devices, Dubit, how kids watch tv, platforms, social media, television and children, time spent, university of sheffield

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