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• Penn State Study Posits YouTube’s Algorithm Isn’t To Blame For Far-Right Radicalization
• American Teens Call YouTube, Not Netflix, Their Top Daily Streaming Destination (Survey)

  A semi-annual study by investment bank Piper Jaffray has concluded, for the first time, that YouTube is the most favored platform by American teens when it comes to their daily video-streaming destination.

  
• Half Of Teens Turn To YouTube For News, Preferring Influencers Over Traditional News Organizations (Study)

  A new study has confirmed the irrefutable power of YouTube. The poll, conducted by survey software company Survey Monkey and child education nonprofit Common Sense, found that teens today are turning away from traditional news organizations to find out about current events from online influencers on social media and video platforms like YouTube.

  
• New Collab Study Finds YouTube Viewership Has Dramatically Shifted Toward TV Screens

  A new study by digital entertainment studio Collab -- which furnishes rights management, ad sales, and other services for a slew of top digital stars -- has revealed that more and more YouTube viewership is taking place on TV screens.

  
• Texas Study Finds Majority Of ‘Flat Earthers’ Are Indoctrinated On YouTube
• Fullscreen Study Finds Avid Gamers Have Twice As Much Discretionary Income As Non-Gamers
• Only 10% Of Affiliate Links On YouTube Are Being Disclosed, Princeton Study Finds
• YouTube’s Monetization Model, Algorithm Provide Unique Haven For Conspiracy Theorists (Study)
• These Brands Had The Biggest YouTube Channels In 2017 (Study)
• Netflix Study Finds Stigmas Surrounding Public Binge-Viewing Have Dwindled
• Asia’s Online Video Business To Be Valued At $46 Billion In 5 Years (Report)
• Hank Green’s ICG Shares Best Practices For Signing Brand Deals And MCN Agreements