YouTube is testing a new program that will enable creators whose channels have been demonetized to appeal that decision by -- what else? -- filming a YouTube video to plead their case.
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Half Of Teens Turn To YouTube For News, Preferring Influencers Over Traditional News Organizations (Study)
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YouTube Testing Program That Lets Certain Demonetized Channels File Immediate Appeals Via YouTube Videos
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YouTube Rolls Out ‘Super Chat’ Feature To 19 Additional Countries
YouTube is rolling out its Super Chats feature, by which viewers can tip creators during live streams in order to have their comments presented more prominently -- by either being highlighted with a color or pinned for a set period of time (depending on the donation amount).
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YouTube Unequally Applies Policies, Giving Favor To Creators Who Bring In Big View Counts, Content Moderators Say
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Students Can Now Snag Three Free Months Of YouTube Premium And YouTube Music
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U.S. Navy Taps Kevin ‘VSauce2’ Lieber, Jake Koehler, William Osman For Inaugural Influencer Campaign
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Liza Koshy Gets Glam As Beauty Brand C’est Moi’s Very First Ambassador
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LAPD Investigating YouTuber Brooke Houts For Hitting Her Dog On Camera
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Michelle Obama To Launch College Advice Series On ‘YouTube Learning’ Hub
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YouTube Plans To Majorly Expand San Bruno HQ Get Support From Local Council
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