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| City Grade |
| Population |
7,626,206 |
| Households |
2,931,281 |
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| Grade A |
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| Population |
8,068,534 |
| Households |
3,314,385 |
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| Grade B |
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| Population |
8,682,383 |
| Households |
3,314,385 |
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| Grade B Racial Breakdown |
| White |
5,046,385 |
| Black |
1,675,053 |
| Hispanic |
1,441,554 |
| Native American |
11,398 |
| Asian |
376,088 |
| Pacific |
2,287 |
| Mixed |
118,961 |
| Other |
10,667 |
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| Digital Signal Coverage |
| Based on 2000 Census Population and Households for WJYS-DT36 are as follows: |
| Total Population |
9,047,622 |
| Total Housing Units |
3,450,912 |
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| Racial Breakdown |
| White |
5,352,129 |
| Black |
1,668,729 |
| Hispanic |
1,476,652 |
| Native American |
12,135 |
| Asian |
381,778 |
| Pacific |
2,346 |
| Mixed |
122,789 |
| Other |
11,064 |
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| More Americans Are Watching Television: |
| Americans are watching more television these days. This major stuff was reported in a post -9/11 media consumption study by McPheters & Company/Beta Research. The median amount of time spent per day watching television has increase from 4.1 hours a day in October to 5.3 hours a day in May. While the amount of time spent watching TV news has remained constant at 2.4 hours per day, time spent viewing other non-news programming has increased from 2.2 hours to 2.8 hours (Media Daily News) |
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