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Prime time TV losing out to gaming?

Geoff Gasior
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CNN is running an interesting story suggesting that prime time television may be losing viewers to video games. A recent Sony study of online gaming habits indicates peak usage between 5pm and 11pm, which would have gamers missing Friends, American Idol, and the like. An increase in prime time gaming among males between the ages of 18 and 34 may provide an explanation for declining TV viewership among younger men.

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