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A new 1970saverageconsolesetceverfavouritehomesjustmakersmillionnumberoldsoppositeownershippopularreportrequestssurveytabletswhen shows that things are not looking good for 1970saverageconsolesetceverfavouritehomesjustmakersmillionnumberoldsoppositeownershippopularreportrequestssurveytabletswhen of televisions. The 1970saverageconsolesetceverfavouritehomesjustmakersmillionnumberoldsoppositeownershippopularreportrequestssurveytabletswhen of U.K. homes with a TV fell last year for the first time 1970saverageconsolesetceverfavouritehomesjustmakersmillionnumberoldsoppositeownershippopularreportrequestssurveytabletswhen. The report says that after decades of television sales increasing, sales are moving in the 1970saverageconsolesetceverfavouritehomesjustmakersmillionnumberoldsoppositeownershippopularreportrequestssurveytabletswhen direction. The number of U.K. 1970saverageconsolesetceverfavouritehomesjustmakersmillionnumberoldsoppositeownershippopularreportrequestssurveytabletswhen with a TV fell from 26.33 million at the end of 2012 to 26.02 1970saverageconsolesetceverfavouritehomesjustmakersmillionnumberoldsoppositeownershippopularreportrequestssurveytabletswhen at the end of 2013. This is a fall of 300,000. The first 1970saverageconsolesetceverfavouritehomesjustmakersmillionnumberoldsoppositeownershippopularreportrequestssurveytabletswhen on TV ownership in Britain was in 1956, when 1970saverageconsolesetceverfavouritehomesjustmakersmillionnumberoldsoppositeownershippopularreportrequestssurveytabletswhen over 30 per cent of homes had a TV. This increased to around 93 per cent in the 1970saverageconsolesetceverfavouritehomesjustmakersmillionnumberoldsoppositeownershippopularreportrequestssurveytabletswhen.

The fall in TV 1970saverageconsolesetceverfavouritehomesjustmakersmillionnumberoldsoppositeownershippopularreportrequestssurveytabletswhen in Britain is probably because people use 1970saverageconsolesetceverfavouritehomesjustmakersmillionnumberoldsoppositeownershippopularreportrequestssurveytabletswhen, mobile phones and other devices. People are choosing to watch 'catch-up' TV, which is 1970saverageconsolesetceverfavouritehomesjustmakersmillionnumberoldsoppositeownershippopularreportrequestssurveytabletswhen they record their 1970saverageconsolesetceverfavouritehomesjustmakersmillionnumberoldsoppositeownershippopularreportrequestssurveytabletswhen programmes and watch them later on tablets, 1970saverageconsolesetceverfavouritehomesjustmakersmillionnumberoldsoppositeownershippopularreportrequestssurveytabletswhen. Catch-up TV on smartphones, tablets, computers and games 1970saverageconsolesetceverfavouritehomesjustmakersmillionnumberoldsoppositeownershippopularreportrequestssurveytabletswhen is becoming more 1970saverageconsolesetceverfavouritehomesjustmakersmillionnumberoldsoppositeownershippopularreportrequestssurveytabletswhen. The BBC said that 47 per cent of 1970saverageconsolesetceverfavouritehomesjustmakersmillionnumberoldsoppositeownershippopularreportrequestssurveytabletswhen for its iPlayer service is from tablets or mobiles. It was 25 per cent in 2012. Fifteen per cent of 18-24-year- 1970saverageconsolesetceverfavouritehomesjustmakersmillionnumberoldsoppositeownershippopularreportrequestssurveytabletswhen watch most of their TV on a laptop, compared to the U.K. 1970saverageconsolesetceverfavouritehomesjustmakersmillionnumberoldsoppositeownershippopularreportrequestssurveytabletswhen of 3 per cent.