YouTube once again addressed a technical issue yesterday whereby some users reported receiving error messages stating, “This video requires payment to watch” -- despite the fact that they were standard, ad-supported clips.
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YouTube’s ‘Edge Of Seventeen’ Marks Latest In A String Of Series From Female-Led Creative Teams
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YouTube Fixes Error Messages Stating Certain Free Videos Required Payment
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YouTuber ‘MrBeast’ Buys Smorgasbord Of Advertising To Help PewDiePie Stay Ahead Of T-Series
YouTuber PewDiePie, as has long been predicted, will lose his spot as the platform’s most-subscribed-to creator within the couple of days, when Bollywood record label T-Series overtakes him. But one PewDiePie fan is not letting him go down without a fight.
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YouTuber Brandon Rogers Is Going All-Out In His New Podcast ‘Deep Balls’ (Exclusive)
Star YouTuber Brandon Rogers is taking his comedy skills to a new medium. Rogers, who calls himself "an ambassador for the weird side of YouTube" and is fresh off winning this year’s comedy Streamy Award, will launch the first five episodes of his new podcast Deep Balls with Brandon Rogers this Sunday.
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Disney Star Peyton List Joins Cast Of YouTube Premium’s ‘Cobra Kai’ For Season 2
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Naomi Campbell, Janelle Monáe, And Lakeith Stanfield Grace #YouTubeBlack Creator Summit
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Elle Mills Launches Patreon Account Because She Spends “Way More Money Creating Videos Than I Earn From Them”
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YouTube Invests $20 Million In Its ‘YouTube Learning’ Initiative To Support Creators, Launches Channel To Curate Educational Content
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Susan Wojcicki Says YouTube Update This Quarter Improved Monetization Icon Accuracy By 10%
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Susan Wojcicki Warns Article 13 Could Result In Shutdown Of Millions Of YouTube Channels In The EU
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YouTube Will Donate To Slain Journalist’s Foundation After Its ‘Viper Club’ Film Is Met With Controversy
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PewDiePie Decries YouTube’s Release Of Logan Paul Movie While His Series Remains Shelved
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