YouTube announced its new Creative Suite today, which will let brands and agencies experiment with ads as they run on the video platform. So far, a couple companies have tested the new tools.
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Presenting The Winners Of Tubefilter’s Best In Show Award At VidCon 2018
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YouTube Announces Creative Suite For Brands, Lets Them Live Experiment With Ads
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Users Watch Over 180 Million Hours Of YouTube Content On TV Screens Daily
At Cannes Lions, YouTube and Google executives announced some statistics regarding the digital video platform. It now has over 1.9 billion monthly users, and those users are spending a lot of time watching YouTube content on TV screens.
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‘YouTube Onstage’ Adds Rosanna Pansino, Swoozie, LaurDIY To Pre-VidCon Showcase Lineup
Two dozen total creators who tout a combined 150 million subscribers and 25 billion views will take the stage on Thursday, YouTube said, and the event will be livestreamed on both the YouTube Spotlight and VidCon YouTube channels.
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How VidCon Is Taking Care Of Its Fans And Creators
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VidCon 2018 vs. VidCon 2010: How The Convention Has Evolved Over The Years
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VidCon Organizers Insist Event Won’t Differ For Attendees After Viacom Acquisition
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Tana Mongeau To Host TanaCon, A VidCon Alternative, With Bella Thorne, Zane Hijazi, More
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Facebook Stars, Including Laura Clery, Julius Dein, To Engage VidCon Attendees On Community Floor
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Viacom Announces Online Video Gathering VidCon Will Come To London In 2019
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Just For Laughs’ ‘Stand Up & Pitch’ Contestants Tell How The Competition Boosted Their Careers, Get Your Submissions In Now
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VidCon To Host First Canadian Event In Partnership With Local Convention InfluenceTHIS
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