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YouTube Is Shortening The Default Windows For ‘Engagements’ And ‘Conversions’ In TrueView Ads
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YouTube Premium Moves Forward With Logan Paul Film 10 Months After Suicide Controversy
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Creators Face Brief Existential Crisis Amid Temporary YouTube Outage
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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki Addresses Continuing Concerns About Conspiratorial Content, Says Platform “Is In A Much Better Place”
YouTube has done a lot of growing up over the past couple of years, CEO Susan Wojcicki said this week. Speaking at the Wired 25 Summit in San Francisco, Wojcicki said the past 18 months have been a period of improvement for the company, and that YouTube is “in a much better place, we really worked hard.”
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Creators In YouTube’s Partner Program Can Now Be Kicked Out For Posting “Duplicative Content”
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Mamrie Hart And Grace Helbig YouTube Show ‘This Might Get’ Gets Axed, But Will Live On As A Podcast
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The Season Four Trailer For Hit YouTube Premium Comedy ‘Foursome’ Is Here
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YouTubers Jacksepticeye And Wiishu Confirm They’re No Longer Together
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Jake Roper Set To Release Unscripted YouTube Original With Ample Entertainment
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YouTube Sponsors New All-Women Songwriting Camp ‘SheWrites,’ Which Explores What It’s Like To Produce Music Without Men
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YouTube To Collaborate With Joseph Gordon-Levitt On Hourlong TV Special
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Indian Children’s Channel ChuChu TV, Which Has 20 Billion Views, Readies Global Licensing Push
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