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Taylor Shuman

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Taylor Shuman

Editor & Research Analyst

Biography:

Taylor Shuman is a Research Analyst and Editor for InMyArea Research focusing on media consumption, the world of streaming services, the changing nature of cable TV, and the impacts of TV and film on popular culture. She studied at Chapman University, receiving a B.S. in Business Administration with a Marketing Emphasis and a B.A. in Strategic and Corporate Communication. Her love for writing stems from her English minor. Conducting in-depth research and understanding consumer behavior were intrinsic parts of her education, which has given her a passion for investigating consumer behavior related to TV and film. Taylor’s work has been featured in publications such as Forbes and Healthline.


Articles Published:
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Property Tax Updates Due To COVID-19 For All 50 States

The Home Services Subscription Economy: 2020 Report

Tips For The Best Place To Put Your WiFi Router

Subletting: Who's Responsible?

Hiring A Moving Company? You Need Moving Insurance

State-by-State Guide To Notices To Vacate

13 Signs Of Pest Infestation When Touring A New Home

How Much Do PODS Moving Containers Cost To Rent?

Fiber Vs Cable Internet

How To Make Internet Faster On IPhone, IPad And Android

How To Get Internet Without TV - The Best Providers And Plans

How To Improve PS4 Connection Speed

Walkthrough Guide: How To Improve Xbox One Download Speed

How To Prevent Phishing?

DSL Vs. Cable Internet: Which Is Better For You?

The Most Important Questions To Ask When Renting An Apartment

A Breakdown Of How Much It Costs To Move Across The Country

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Game Of Thrones Deep-Dive: Categorizing All 379 Crimes Committed On The Show

Yikes: One In Seven Doctors & Nurses Say Medical TV Shows Accurately Portray Romantic Relationships At Work

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Political Affiliation As A Predictor Of TV Content Preferences

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US Kids To Exceed 4 Trillion Minutes Of Screen Time In 2019

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You’re Probably Getting “TV Cheated” On: 53 Percent Of People Are Cheaters

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Loss Of 'The Office' Could Cost Netflix $935 Million In Annual Subscriptions

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Millennials Have Commitment Issues With Streaming TV

technology

Our Favorite Netflix Original Shows By State

technology

Do Smartphones Cause Anxiety And Depression?

health

Choosing A Charity This Holiday Season

politics

How Coffee With A Cop Can Change The World

health

The Truth Behind The Worst Drug Crisis In U.S. History

health

Our Heroes Need Saving Too: Firefighter Mental Health

Should I Get A TV And Internet Bundle Or Just An Internet Plan?