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YouTube Series Survey: Not Many YouTube Viewers Have Favorite Channels

YouTube Series Survey: Not Many YouTube Viewers Have Favorite Channels

A scripted YouTube sitcom called MyMusic just signed on for its second season. Though having traditional sitcoms and shows take place on YouTube is a relatively new concept, the site is trying to promote its official channels with new types of content. So there could potentially be more YouTube series premiering in the future. Are consumers interested in that possibility?

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Twitter Video Survey: Video Viewers More Likely to Notice Twitter Ads

Twitter Video Survey: Video Viewers More Likely to Notice Twitter Ads

ESPN just announced an expanded partnership with Twitter to post videos of sports clips and highlights on the site. These videos present additional revenue opportunities for Twitter, which can run video ads within expanded tweets. How many Twitter users have watched video clips on the site? And how effective might these ads turn out to be?

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Internet Use Survey: Vast Majority Spend At Least Five Hours Online Per Day

Internet Use Survey: Vast Majority Spend At Least Five Hours Online Per Day

Americans are becoming increasingly connected to the internet, through both personal computers and a number of different mobile devices. How many hours per day do Americans spend online? And in what situations do they insist on staying connected?

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Summer Jobs Survey: Most Have Had Seasonal Jobs in the Past

Summer Jobs Survey: Most Have Had Seasonal Jobs in the Past

It’s the time of year when many Americans begin looking for seasonal employment for the summer months. Whether they’re students, teachers, or just looking to make some extra money while working outdoors for a few months, summer jobs have been popular for years. How many Americans are looking for summer jobs this year? And how many have done so in the past?

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Local Search Survey: Search Engines Still Most Popular Source for Information

Local Search Survey: Search Engines Still Most Popular Source for Information

Social media platforms like Facebook and Foursquare are trying to get more into the local search market. Local businesses have the ability to set up a presence on these sites, allowing for increased discoverability. But many consumers still turn to more traditional search methods like Google and Yelp before looking for local businesses on such social platforms. How would consumers describe their local search habits? And have many of them used social platforms to find local businesses?

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