YouTube’s earnings appear to be back on track: The platform brought in $5 billion of ad revenue last quarter, a significant improvement over the $3.8 billion it brought in Q2, and up from $4 billion in Q1.
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YouTube Hits $5 Billion In Ad Revenue, 30 Million Premium And Music Subscribers In Q3
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Creators Are Starting To Make A Lot Of Money On Facebook
Facebook has nearly 3 billion monthly active users—and, according to its latest figures, around half of them regularly tune into video content on Facebook Watch.
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TikTok Partners With Associated Press To Display Live Election Results In ‘For You’ Feed
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BBTV Goes Public On Toronto Stock Exchange
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VidCon Expands To Brazil With São Paolo Convention Set for 2021
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MrBeast-Backed Gaming Venture Launches Backbone One, A Controller That Turns iPhones Into Consoles
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Tubular Labs Debuts New Industry-Standard Viewership Metrics For Digital Video
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A Biden-Harris PAC Is Funding TikTok’s Newest Virtual Creator House
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Facebook’s New Podcast Hooks Small Business Owners Up With Established Executives
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YouTube Is Running Out Of Room For Political Ads
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