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    July 24, 2019
    2. Children’s content, content featuring children and video games were among the most-viewed video genres
    Videos about video games were longer, received substantial number of views relative to other types of content

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    2. Children’s content, content featuring children and video games were among the most-viewed video genres

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    How we categorized YouTube videos by topic
    Videos about video games among the most common, most-viewed of those posted by popular channels in first week of 2019
    Content aimed at children tended to be longer, received more views, and came from channels with more subscribers relative to general-audience videos
    Videos featuring children under the age of 13 were associated with more views and more channel subscribers, regardless of target audience
    Examples of popular YouTube videos intended for (or featuring) children
    Videos about video games were longer, received substantial number of views relative to other types of content
    Videos focused on international current events received relatively few views during study period

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