Women use OnDemand online television service more than men do, to watch the episodes of programmes missed on TV, reveals a study.
The study, headed by research firm Colmar Brunton, found that 76 per cent of more than 600 viewers were female and 80 per cent fell under the age bracket of 40.
British Women Put Off Sex for TV Shows!
Brit women love TV shows so much that they either put off or speed up sex to make sure that they don't miss even a minute of their favourite soaps.
Brit women love TV shows so much that they either put off or speed up sex to make sure that they don't miss even a minute of their favourite soaps.
Broadcasting expert Peter Thompson tagged the research findings far from surprising.
The lecturer at Unitec said that women watched more soaps, which could account for the gender divide.
TV Soap Operas Blamed for Drop in Brazil's Fertility Rate
A dramatic drop in Brazil's fertility rate over the past four decades is due in part to a national addiction to soap operas, a new study suggests.
A dramatic drop in Brazil's fertility rate over the past four decades is due in part to a national addiction to soap operas, a new study suggests.
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Regular Watching Of Television Can Damage Your Health
Regular television watching could harm your health, a British report has suggested.
Regular television watching could harm your health, a British report has suggested.
Pakistan Women Addicted To TV Soaps Suffer From Psychological Problems
Women in Pakistan, who are addicted to TV soap operas, mostly produced in India, are found to have high incidence of psychological problems.
Women in Pakistan, who are addicted to TV soap operas, mostly produced in India, are found to have high incidence of psychological problems.
