I have witnessed a group of people that watch youtube together, in the living room, via Chromecast. They employ auto-play (I mean the recommendation feature), lists, channels, etc.
The result is HOURS of "user attention". Which is specifically not the correct term... :) Sometimes they ignore a video and just chat.
But the point is, they use it as some people use a television. It's just "on".
Because of this, I've seen a lot of "top ten list of..." and "Did you know that...?" videos. Not to mention compilations of traffic mishaps and skateboarding fails.
Quality absolutely doesn't matter. Just ask Budweiser!
The result is HOURS of "user attention". Which is specifically not the correct term... :) Sometimes they ignore a video and just chat.
But the point is, they use it as some people use a television. It's just "on".
Because of this, I've seen a lot of "top ten list of..." and "Did you know that...?" videos. Not to mention compilations of traffic mishaps and skateboarding fails.
Quality absolutely doesn't matter. Just ask Budweiser!