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Youth in the US are the most emotionally attached to YouTube
04.02.2019
The Brand Intimacy study showed that it is YouTube that today's youth needs most of all, and Apple ranks second. An honorable third place was taken by Netflix, which was only ninth a year ago.
The list also includes Disney, Nike, Target, Xbox, PlayStation, Google and Walmart. And this is also interesting, since, for example, the PlayStation was not on the list a year earlier, but there was Amazon, which dropped out of the top ten, despite its popularity. In addition, Nintendo also dropped out of the leaderboard, although it was this console that was the best-selling console in the US last year.
The survey is conducted among residents of the United States, Mexico and the United Arab Emirates.
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