Viacom’s latest consumer insights include global kids’ fluid approach to life, youth and politics in Italy, viewers’ love for TV, teens speaking out against injustice, and the decline of casual sex. As always, on our blog you can find these and all our stories in English, Latin American Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese.
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March 2018
Viacom’s latest consumer insights include global kids’ fluid approach to life, youth and politics in Italy, viewers’ love for TV, teens speaking out against injustice, and the decline of casual sex. As always, on our blog you can find these and all our stories in
English, Latin American
Spanish and Brazilian
Portuguese.
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In a fast-paced world, kids know that there are many ways to live life.
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A new survey shows that Italian young people are slightly less skeptical about their country’s politics, but political parties are still far from winning their trust
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A recent study shows that TV offers viewers a unique sense of connection and instant gratification
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Global teens appreciate others’ voices – and are eager to use their own.
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The people with the best sex lives aren’t who you’d think, according to our new global sex study.
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