Find out about: Teenagers get the inside track from YouTubers and now not information retailers

A contemporary learn about discovered that greater than 75 % of teenagers say it’s vital to stay alongside of international occasions, but over part of them get the inside track from YouTube.
A recent study found that more than 75 percent of teens say it’s important to keep up with world events, yet over half of them get the news from YouTube.Original article
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