Most U.S. adults occasionally use digital devices while watching TV, often times to look up information directly related to the content that they are watching on the primary screen.
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Privacy Can Bridge D.C’s Partisan Gap
While congress and the White House seem to be caught in the icy grip of gridlock over most federal policy, there is a growing view that privacy legislation could break through the logjam.
Research Peek of the Week: The 25 Companies Making the Largest Capital Investments in the U.S.
In their recent Investment Heroes report, the Progressive Policy Institute identified the top 25 companies making the largest capital investments in the United States.
5G Small Cells Infographic
Check out IIA’s new infographic on small cells — a critical technology component of 5G.
Research Peek of the Week: The Percentage of Libraries with Apps Rises with the Size of the Population Served
A recent survey shows 69% of “very large” libraries in the US have a library app.
Research Peek of the Week: Most Parents Talk to Their Teens About Online Privacy
A recent poll shows 88% of U.S. parents have spoken with their teens about protecting their online privacy.
Research Peek of the Week: Over Half of U.S. Children Watch Streaming Content and Live TV
In a recent survey of U.S. parents with a child age 3-13, 65 percent of respondents stated that their child typically watched content via streaming, and 33 percent said that their children consumed content via on-demand or pre-recorded television.
Research Peek of the Week: Internet Users Can Now Choose from Millions of Apps
As of the third quarter of 2018, there were 2.1 million apps available to Android users and 2 million apps available to Apple users.
Can a Voluntary Auction of the 2.5 GHz EBS Spectrum Band Help Close the Homework Gap?
On January 22, the Internet Innovation Alliance hosted an event on the 2.5 GHz EBS spectrum band featuring a fireside chat with FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel and Congressman Rick Boucher.
IIA Statement on Senate Vote to Confirm Starks and Carr to New FCC Terms
IIA released the following statement congratulating Geoffrey Starks on his confirmation as a Commissioner of the FCC and Brendan Carr on his confirmation to an additional term.
Research Peek of the Week: Prime Time is Still Relevant in the Era of Device Fragmentation
Access and convenience are two key factors that determine how people consume media at different times.
Research Peek of the Week: Smaller Fiber Players are Making a Difference
New research shows strong growth in the number of U.S. households using fiber broadband, and a significant portion of that growth comes from smaller broadband providers.