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Overall, 85% of Americans say they go online on a daily basis. That figure includes the 31% who report going online almost constantly, as well as 48% who say they go online several times a day and 6% who go online about once a day. Some 8% go online several times a week or less often, while 7% of adults say they do not use the internet at all.


Some 42% of adults with a college degree or more education go online almost constantly, compared with 23% of adults with a high school diploma or less education. At the same time, the shares of White, Black and Hispanic adults who report using the internet almost constantly are statistically the same. Some 37% of Black adults say this, while 36% of Hispanic adults and 28% of White adults report going online on an almost-constant basis. The share of Hispanic adults who are almost always online has risen 17 points since 2015, while there has been no growth for White and Black adults during this time period.


While 40% of adults with an annual household income of $75,000 or more say they use the internet almost constantly, this is true for just 27% of those living in households earning less than $30,000 a year. Adults who live in urban areas are the most likely to say they go online almost constantly, compared with suburban residents and an even smaller share of those who live in rural areas.



Adult Swim
 (stylized as 
[adult swim]
 since 2003 and also abbreviated as 
[as]
) is a programming block broadcast by the American basic cable channel Cartoon Network during the evening, prime time, and late-night dayparts. The block features stylistically varied animated and live-action series targeting an adult audience including original programming (particularly comedies and action series), syndicated series, and short films with generally minimal or no editing for content. Adult Swim is programmed by Williams Street, a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Television Studios that also produces much of the block's original programming.


Cartoon Network's original head programmer, Mike Lazzo, conceived Adult Swim.[7] The block grew out of Cartoon Network's previous attempts at airing content appropriate for adults who might be watching the channel after 11 pm (ET/PT). The network began experimenting with its late-night programming by airing anthology shows that presented uncensored classic cartoon shorts, such as 
ToonHeads
, 
The Bob Clampett Show
, 
The Tex Avery Show
, 
Late Night Black and White
, and 
O Canada
. Another block, Toonami's "Midnight Run", aired the network's action programming uncut with minimal edits. At that time, one third of Cartoon Network's audience were adults.[8][9]





In December 2019, Mike Lazzo retired from the company, which was announced by a bumper that aired on Adult Swim that month.[126] On April 29, 2020, Michael Ouweleen, previously the chief marketing officer of Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, and Boomerang and the co-creator of 
Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law
, was named the President of Adult Swim, a new position that gives Ouweleen responsibility for all aspects of Adult Swim and its properties.[127] Adult Swim faced layoffs in November 2020, resulting in the closing of 
Pocket Mortys
 developer Big Pixel Studios and the cancellation of all of Adult Swim's online live stream series.[128] Keith Crofford retired from the company in December 2020, which was celebrated with two bumpers featuring Meatwad from 
Aqua Teen Hunger Force
 and Seth Green and Matthew Senreich from 
Robot Chicken
.[129] On April 23, 2021, WarnerMedia announced that HBO Max's adult animation development team would merge with Adult Swim, under the leadership of Suzanna Makkos.[130]


The Adult Swim Streams consisted of several online-exclusive originals, usually broadcast live, and featured a chatroom, similar to tha

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