YouTube is making a change to the way that it serves mid-roll ads, the platform shared in an email to creators today, in a bid to make more videos eligible for mid-rolls and ramp up monetization prospects.
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Top 50 Most Viewed YouTube Channels Worldwide • Week Of 7/06/2020
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YouTube Lowering Minimum Video Length For Mid-Roll Ads From 10 To 8 Minutes
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YouTube Unveils New Analytics Hub For Musicians, Tracking Official And Fan-Uploaded Videos Alike
YouTube is bestowing musicians with new and improved tools to track their analytics, including audience demos, global reach, and other performance metrics.
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YouTube Might Let Creators See How Their Videos Perform Compared To Uploads On Similar Channels
After last month’s Creator Studio update gave (some) YouTubers access to more video performance metrics, the platform is considering developing a tool that would let them compare their stats against those of other, similar creators.
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YouTube Test Note Indicates Platform Is Developing “Multi-Segment” Video Feature—AKA A TikTok Competitor
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Brie Larson Launches YouTube Channel In Star-Studded Collab With Sean Evans, Juanpa Zurita, Lilly Singh
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Google Has Developed Auto-Generated Comment-Replying Technology For YouTube Creators
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Top 50 Most Viewed US YouTube Channels • Week Of 6/29/2020
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Top 50 Most Viewed YouTube Channels Worldwide • Week Of 6/29/2020
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YouTube Bans 6 White Supremacist Channels, Including David Duke, Richard Spencer, Stefan Molyneux
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YouTube Has Suspended Monetization On All 3 Of Shane Dawson’s Channels
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Shane Dawson Apologizes For Blackface, Pedophilia Jokes, And Willow Smith’s Family Isn’t Having It
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