Children are gaming more, watching less TV, study finds
Children are not only getting more screen time than ever these days, but there are also changes in the media they're consuming. A new report from Common Sense Media finds the number of hours children spend gaming is surging, traditional television is fading, and short-term videos are taking over. Supreet Mann, the director of research at Common Sense Media, joined us on 'The Nine' for more insight into the trends.
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Children are gaming more, watching less TV, study finds
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