What Do Teens Want?
summary
Teens treat Facebook as the hub — spending an hour-plus on Facebook quizzes and games, friending parents annoyingly, and abandoning MySpace; Google is default search but many will switch for a penny per search or better search quality, while niche sites like Blackle get mentioned for energy saving. Music and videos come from free sources (YouTube, Hulu, Netflix family plans); online clothes shopping stalls when shipping kills online clothes purchases and paywalls feel pointless in a recession.
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chapters (30)
- 0:00Introductions
- 2:50Facebook
- 4:00Paying for Facebook
- 5:13Paying for Music
- 6:18Search
- 6:40Black Google
- 8:00Paid Search
- 8:30New Search Engine
- 9:38Google Ads
- 10:23Amazon
- 10:36Ebay
- 10:58Clothes
- 12:20How would you spend 100
- 12:52What would you spend it on
- 13:20Netflix
- 13:57Cell Phones
- 16:24Texting vs Talking
- 17:42Dating
- 18:27Email
- 19:02Cool or Uncool
- 19:49YouTube vs Hulu
- 21:26What comes to your mind
- 22:30Second Life
- 23:13Shout
- 23:37Apple
- 24:28Phones
- 27:08TV Shows
- 28:02Sports
- 30:23Parents on Facebook
- 31:50Where do you get your news
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