
February 26, 2025
Best And Worst States For Single Parents In 2025
According to the most recent U.S. Census Bureau data , the U.S. has about 9.8 million single parents with kids under 18, and many of these...
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IMA Research: Technology, Media, and Local Issues
February 26, 2025
Best And Worst States For Single Parents In 2025
According to the most recent U.S. Census Bureau data , the U.S. has about 9.8 million single parents with kids under 18, and many of these...
READ MOREOctober 22, 2024
Gen Z's Unconventional Path To Homeownership: How Young Adults Are Buying Homes In 2024
Homeownership is a traditional cornerstone of the American Dream, but current economic conditions make that dream an unattainable fantasy ...
READ MOREOctober 6, 2023
2024 Residential Solar Market Outlook: Growing Consumer Interest Faces Off Against Efficiency Concerns And Misinformation.
These days, energy issues dominate headlines, and Americans are understandably concerned about power grid insecurities, rising energy costs,...
READ MOREJune 12, 2023
Housing Crisis Hotspots: Ranking College Towns With The Highest And Lowest Rents
Many students overlook the importance of considering local housing prices when choosing a college. While universities may provide campus rooms...
READ MORESeptember 22, 2022
How To Update Your Voter Registration When Moving
Every time you move to a new home – even within the same city – there is a long laundry list of places where you’ll need to...
READ MOREAugust 30, 2022
Are Funds From The 2021 Infrastructure Bill Enough To Repair America’s Bridges?
The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) is landmark legislation, a victory long sought by both parties to meaningfully invest in...
READ MOREAugust 8, 2022
The Ultimate Guide To Green Living At Home
Table of Contents Level One: Quick, Low-Cost Changes to Ease You Into Green Living Level Two: Commit to Sustainable Lifestyle Changes...
READ MOREApril 19, 2022
InMyArea.com’s National Solar Energy Adoption And Savings Report For 2022
Solar energy has undoubtedly become one of the most-talked about sources of renewable energy. Solar panel prices have dropped nearly 70 percent...
READ MOREOctober 26, 2021
Local Taxes: Electric Vehicles Could Cost States $25 Billion In Lost Gas Taxes By 2030
You can save a lot of money by switching to a battery electric vehicle (BEV): up to $14,500 over 15 years in lower fuel costs, according to...
READ MOREJuly 26, 2021
Seattle’s Millennial Migration
Our recent nationwide survey assessing young Americans’ plans found that a reheating economy and expanded remote work will drive...
READ MOREJuly 7, 2021
Reducing Screen Time: Phone Addiction Experiment
Americans are addicted to their smartphones, and our usage reflects just how hooked we really are . Nearly one-third of Americans say they’re...
READ MOREJuly 6, 2021
Most Annoying Neighborhood Behaviors
Have you ever dealt with a particularly annoying neighbor? For many, moving to a new place already comes with its own anxieties – and...
READ MOREJuly 6, 2021
The Cost Of Livable Land, State By State
Americans are always on the move. A recent study on 2020 relocation trends showed how most Americans moved South or West last year, with Idaho...
READ MOREJune 17, 2021
Most Outdoor-Friendly States In 2021
A growing body of research has repeatedly confirmed what many of us understand at a basic level: In addition to the obvious physical benefits...
READ MOREJune 1, 2021
Guide For People With Disabilities: Programs For Low-Cost Internet, Mobile Plans, And Digital Literacy
In this guide, we explain how people with disabilities can receive low-cost internet and cellphone service. We also cover how to get free or...
READ MOREMay 27, 2021
Forecasting Remote Worker Migration In 2021
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, some studies have claimed that a vast migration of millions of Americans will happen in the...
READ MOREMay 24, 2021
2021 Pride Event Rankings
No matter which city’s LGBTQ+ event you choose to attend, each Pride Parade weekend has the same dazzling ingredients mixed together to...
READ MOREApril 28, 2021
Parents, Their Kids, And Internet Safety
As we all spend increasingly large portions of each day online, internet safety education is becoming all the more important for kids to learn...
READ MOREApril 20, 2021
Craziest Taxes And Laws By State
Laws can be downright wacky. In the name of fun, we took a look at each state to identify some of the more curious laws, taxes , and ordinances....
READ MOREMarch 17, 2021
Exploring Conspiracy Theories Around 5G
Key Takeaways : 24% of people believed at least one 5G conspiracy theory to be true. The conspiracy theory about 5G causing...
READ MOREFebruary 18, 2021
Exploring Technology Struggles And Stress Of WFH Employees
Computer troubles are frustrating enough, even when you’re simply trying to watch a TV show or play a game . But when you’re...
READ MOREJanuary 19, 2021
What To Expect From The 2020 Census
Though they’ve been conducted every 10 years since 1790, the process of a national census has rarely been without controversy. Throughout...
READ MOREJanuary 6, 2021
Best U.S. Cities For Working From Home: 2021 The Best Small, Medium And Large Cities In All 50 States
In the aftermath of COVID-19’s first wave in March-April 2020, an astonishing 62 percent of employed Americans said they’d worked...
READ MOREMay 31, 2020
Property Tax Updates Due To COVID-19 For All 50 States
Stimulus checks have been sent by the federal government, and extensions on income tax filings have been granted. But what about your real...
READ MOREJanuary 23, 2020
Despite Baby Yoda Buzz, Netflix Still Trouncing Disney+ In Both Interest And Subscribers
Disney’s streaming service Disney+ launched November 12, 2019, with a huge catalog of Disney and Pixar family favorites, Marvel and Star...
READ MOREJanuary 14, 2020
Study Reveals Agitation Levels Vary By State And Income – Does Your State Keep Its Cool?
Data Production by Daniel Chae. Introduction With our historic political divide, growing economic issues, unrelenting pressure...
READ MOREDecember 18, 2019
Black Friday And Cyber Week Sales Show Strong Consumer Demand For Ultra-Fast Internet
Along with countless retailers, internet service providers (ISPs) also offer discounts around the Thanksgiving holiday. While some Black Friday/Cyber...
READ MOREDecember 17, 2019
Game Of Thrones Deep-Dive: Categorizing All 379 Crimes Committed On The Show
2019 has been a big year for Game of Thrones, from its controversial final season to being snubbed at the Golden Globes to becoming the most-tweeted...
READ MOREDecember 5, 2019
Disney+ Exceeds 15M Subscribers In First Five Days; Free Promotion A Key Subscription Factor
Days after Apple launched its new streaming service Apple TV+ , The Walt Disney Company followed with its own, Disney+. But while the naming...
READ MORENovember 14, 2019
Will Apple TV+ Take A Bite Out Of Netflix?
November of 2019 is a watershed month for streaming television as two important and popular companies, Apple and The Walt Disney Company, launch...
READ MOREOctober 2, 2019
Political Affiliation As A Predictor Of TV Content Preferences
We didn’t expect TV content to be as politically charged as everything else in America, but it turns out we were wrong. We studied whether...
READ MORESeptember 24, 2019
Study: Hollywood Remakes Cost More, Make Less Revenue And Disappoint Audiences
So far in 2019, Hollywood has invested more than $700 million in remaking films, banking on audiences to return to movies that have been successful...
READ MORESeptember 18, 2019
US Kids To Exceed 4 Trillion Minutes Of Screen Time In 2019
U.S. children are surrounded by screens and media. Based on data from parents of children ages eight and younger, and parents of children...
READ MORESeptember 9, 2019
96 Percent Of Campus Crime Is Property Crime. These Are The Most Unsafe Colleges In America
How Rankings Are Calculated Top 10 Most Unsafe Colleges in the U.S. Most Unsafe Colleges by State Top Ten U.S. College...
READ MOREAugust 29, 2019
You’re Probably Getting “TV Cheated” On: 53 Percent Of People Are Cheaters
Picture this. You’ve just returned home from a long business trip, and you can’t wait to watch Stranger Things with your significant...
READ MOREAugust 19, 2019
Innuendo & Gender In Film: 1990-2019 - An Analysis Of Explicit Content In Top Grossing Hollywood Movies
Nudity and Gender Content and Movie Ratings Movies We've Analyzed From Silence of The Lambs to Basic Instinct...
READ MOREJuly 31, 2019
TV Homes Have Dropped By Four Million Since 2009 While U.S. Population Grew By 20 Million
From 2009 to 2019, the US population has swelled by more than 20 million to nearly 330 million. Over that same period, the number of households...
READ MOREJuly 24, 2019
Football Viewing Guide And Media Consumption Research (2019 Season)
NFL and NCAA ratings have bounced around the last few seasons with declines attributed to a variety of reasons such as cord-cutting and the...
READ MOREJuly 12, 2019
Loss Of 'The Office' Could Cost Netflix $935 Million In Annual Subscriptions
NBCUniversal recently announced that the incredibly popular sitcom, The Office , will be removed from Netflix in 2021 and be put on the...
READ MOREJuly 2, 2019
Millennials Have Commitment Issues With Streaming TV
Consumers have more media choices than ever. Analysis by InMyArea Research shows that millennials are doing more than simply cutting the cord. ...
READ MOREJune 23, 2019
America's Best And Worst Counties For Homeowner Privacy
Identity theft starts by associating a name with an address. Local governments can choose whether to make this data available...
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InMyArea Research is composed of industry analysts and data scientists. We conduct studies on internet usage, TV and streaming services viewership and how consumers make decisions when it comes to their home services. We also study internet connectivity, the digital divide and how it impacts students, low-income consumers, rural consumers and veterans.