Music

1/3 of broadband users listen to music on TV.

While you might expect the average technophile to crank up the tunes on an iPod, many of the most tech-minded people turn to more primitive products like radios, CD players, and even televisions when they tune in, according to a recent study by market research firm Parks Associates. In fact, broadband-connected Americans use the low-tech boob tube as much as their high-tech mp3 players to listen to music.

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