Singapore Department of Statistics (DOS) YouTube channel thumbnail
Singapore Department of Statistics (DOS)
Subscribers 2.6K
Videos 28
Views 463.3K

Channels Like Singapore Department of Statistics (DOS)

The Singapore Department of Statistics (DOS) covers statistical topics related to Singapore, including data processing, statistics acts, data services, and tools like mobile apps and AI-assisted data retrieval. The content style appears to mix tutorials, informational overviews, and feature showcases (e.g., SingStat Mobile App, SingStat Table Builder, and data processing methods) with occasional explanations of statistical concepts. The channel has 2.6K subscribers, 463.3K total views, 28 videos published, and uploads have an average of about 340 views per video, with activity since Jan 26, 2014.

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Subscribers 1.6M
Videos 1.5K
Views 108.6M
Appearances 15
SERP 100%
Similarity 68%
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High search overlap for statistics data retrieval and data governance queries aligns with DOS's data processing and governance focus, reflecting similar audience interests in statistical data handling, though IBM's content is broader and more technology-tocentric (68% content match) rather than DOS's national statistics niche.

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Subscribers 49.9K
Videos 2.1K
Views 42.8M
Appearances 7
SERP 37%
Similarity 75%
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Strong alignment on census data processing and official statistics topics (search 37%, content 75%), indicating a shared emphasis on national population statistics and methodological practices, albeit with U.S.-specific data and context versus Singapore.

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Subscribers 203K
Videos 415
Views 15.2M
Appearances 7
SERP 41%
Similarity 65%
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Moderate overlap around statistical data apps and reporting standards (search 41%, content 65%), showing similar interest in statistical tools and standards though focused on global health data rather than official national statistics.

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Subscribers 6.6M
Videos 28K
Views 2.5B
Appearances 4
SERP 38%
Similarity 63%
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Overlap on price indices and consumer/producer price indices (search 38%, content 63%) mirrors the DOS's engagement with economic statistics, but WSJ delivers journalistic analysis rather than official statistical methodology.

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Lights OnData

51% relevance

Subscribers 921K
Videos 808
Views 7.0M
Appearances 3
SERP 21%
Similarity 72%
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Shared emphasis on data governance and data quality metrics (search 21%, content 72%), indicating a common audience concerned with data integrity and governance, though Lights OnData adopts a more private-sector and consultancy framing than DOS.

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Dr Nic's Maths and Stats

51% relevance

Subscribers 127K
Videos 169
Views 16.6M
Appearances 4
SERP 20%
Similarity 71%
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Content aligned with statistical tools, reporting standards, and sampling design (search 20%, content 71%), reflecting a similar educational focus on statistics concepts though Dr Nic's channel targets learners rather than national statistics practice.

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Content Landscape

Top competitors include IBM Technology (81% match) and The Wall Street Journal (53% match) as they overlap on queries related to data processing AI, data retrieval, and price index concepts. IBM Technology has the largest subscriber base among competitors (1.6M) and focuses on statistics data retrieval, data processing AI, and data governance, while DOS emphasizes official statistics and data services for Singapore. The Wall Street Journal (6.6M) also competes on price index explanations and producer/consumer price indices, aligning with DOS through consumer price data topics. Other notable matches are U.S. Census Bureau (60% match) and Global Health with Greg Martin (55% match), which connect on statistical data tools and reporting standards. DOS numbers (2.6K subs) are substantially smaller than the top competitors, highlighting a scale and reach gap despite overlapping topics and search queries.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Singapore Department of Statistics (DOS)?

IBM Technology — 81% match, 1.6M subscribers; U.S. Census Bureau — 60% match, 49.9K subscribers; Global Health with Greg Martin — 55% match, 203K subscribers. What they have in common: these channels are official or informational channels that present data, statistics, and analytics-focused content aimed at informing the public, research, or policy audiences, similar to DOS's statistics and data-driven content.

What type of content does Singapore Department of Statistics (DOS) make?

DOS creates data- and statistics-focused content, as indicated by video titles such as Your Data, Our Responsibility: The Statistics Act Explained; Guide to the SingStat Mobile App; Introducing SingStat Table Builder; Use of AI-enhanced OCR and Machine Learning for Data Processing in the HES 2023; Introducing the Integrated Business Survey System (IBSS)-Pro AI. Upload frequency is about 0.1 uploads per week, and the channel averages ~340 views per video.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Singapore Department of Statistics (DOS)?

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