YouTube is top storytelling format for young people, report finds
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UCLA STUDY Finds Younger Generations Prefer YouTube and Short Formats.
Generations Z and Alpha are open to new forms of entertainment, including those based on Artificial Intelligence. According to the report "Teens and Screens 2026", carried out by the Center for Researchers and Storiesellers at UCLA, more than 28% of young people between the ages of 10 and 24 say that A.I. fascinates them, and almost 26% declare [...]
According to the new report 2026 Teens and Screens, the new generation is redesigning the way stories are told. The latter, realized by the Center for Scholars & Storytellers (CSS) of the University of California, has set itself a precise goal: to examine the media habits of over 1,500 Americans between 10 and 24 years. [...] The article Times change, as well as the stories that are told: what do young people want to see? comes from Metropolitan…
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