Australia is expected to include YouTube in its youth social media ban after previously exempting the Google platform.
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TikTok’s latest overture to the music industry is its take on ‘American Idol’
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Australia reverses course, will restrict YouTube as part of teen social media ban
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YouTube is the platform with the most AI chatbot referrals. Competitors want to catch up.
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Top 5 Branded Videos of the Week: MrBeast, Druski, Daddy
Our latest Gospel Stats Weekly Brand Report looks more like an evening on early 2000s MTV than a day on YouTube in 2025. We've got MrBeast and Druski making next-gen reality shows, a true crime documentary reminiscent of The First 48, and a Love Island post-mortem that would make a Real Housewife proud. Then there's the requisite Travel Channel content with a look at seerasan's life in Tokyo.
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Top 50 Most Subscribed YouTube Channels Worldwide • Week Of 07/27/2025
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Top 50 Most Viewed YouTube Channels Worldwide • Week Of 07/27/2025
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Ibai KOs his own Twitch record with nearly 10 million concurrent viewers
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Have you heard? RIP Papa Jake, ‘New Yorker’ cartoons become sponcon, and VivziePop goes vinyl
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CBS said ‘The Late Show’ had declined. YouTube viewership paints a different picture.
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Substack survey shows deep creator divides on the subject of generative AI
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Trump rep says the current TikTok ban reprieve will be the last, no takesies backsies
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Sony Pictures Television looks to “engage with UK content creators” through new VP of Digital
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