https://qz.com/1117269/millennials-actually-still-watch-more-stuff-on-tv-than-anywhere-else/

For all the talk of cord-cutting, US audiences still watch a lot of TV. In fact, they watch more video on regular old TV sets than they do on desktop computers and mobile devices.

The average 18-34-year-old millennial—said to be a leader in the cord-cutting revolution—spends more time watching traditional TV than eating, drinking, shopping, and watching YouTube—combined, found the Video Advertising Bureau (pdf), which analyzed data from Nielsen, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and ComScore, and argued that TV was still the best way to reach young audiences.