More American women than men watch streaming video, use DVRs, pla...
More American women than men watch streaming video, use DVRs, play online games and use social networking sites, said Solutions Research Group. About 15 percent of online women viewed streaming video last month, compared to 11 percent of males.…
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Women with DVRs are “more enthusiastic” about them than males, averaging nine uses per week, compared to about eight for men, Solutions said. About 70 percent of women said they played a PC game in the last month vs. 69 percent of men. Men still lead console gaming, with half participating. However, that gap is narrowing, Solutions said. About 38 percent of women played a console game in the last month, up from 35% a year before. And about 42 percent of online women visited a social networking site in the last month, up from 30 percent the year before.