The paradigm seems to be shifting, according to a new study reported in Variety on June 29. In it, researchers found the median age of viewers of broadcast TV is now 50. ABC, NBC, and Fox have grown older while CBS has remained the same, still attracting the older viewers. In order, from the oldest viewers to youngest viewers, the top six networks are CBS, ABC, NBC, Fox, CW, and Univision. Fox and CW maintain median ages closer to the average age per household, which is 38. —Caitlin Baker
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