Online Video Watching Habits

In a recent study by Neilson Online, discussed here at CNet, 4.1 million children ages 2 ' 11 watched videos on YouTube. The Disney Channel website came in second place, with 1.3 million viewers. The average child viewed 2 hours of videos from home.
Of the 75 million adults who streamed videos, they streamed 44 videos in the month of April, and spent an hour and forty minutes. Their favorite sites for videos were ESPN and CNN. Teens, 12-17, spent the most time online at an average of more than two hours. However, the study prevailed that YouTube is still dominantly the leader when watching streaming videos off the internet. Over 73 million people watched 4 billion videos. These numbers are more than all of the other competitors combined. I think the biggest impact of this survey is how many children are watching videos online. This could impact the television watching industry and change it as we know it. We've already seen the CW try to cope with the success of the television show Gossip Girl online, by pulling the options for free streaming video from their website. How will this study affect the future of television watching?