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JakPat found that 54.0% of respondents who subscribed to any YouTube channel signed up for tutorial-focused content. In comparison, just over half (50.3%) subscribed to personal or YouTube artist channels, while 35.0% subscribed to channels produced by entertainment studios, TV shows or production houses. YouTube users in Indonesia appear to be relying on the platform to realize one of the long-heralded promises of the internet-increased access to information. There's already sizable audiences for that type of content. eMarketer estimates that 75.9 million people in the country will watch digital video regularly this year, up 13.9% from 2016.