YouTube has announced three TV-related updates to its ad program, including the availability of YouTube TV inventory in Google Preferred.
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YouTube May Bring An Abbreviated Version Of Its Content ID Copyright Tool To The Masses
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YouTube Invites Advertisers To Target TV Viewers, Will Add YouTube TV To Google Preferred Lineup
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Snapchat To Follow YouTube With Unskippable, Six-Second Ads
Snapchat wants to try out unskippable, six-second ads alongside its high production quality Shows, according to a report from Digiday. Such ads performed well on YouTube, so maybe they'll serve Snapchat well, too.
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YouTube Star PewDiePie Proposed To Longtime Girlfriend Marzia Bisognin
YouTube stars Marzia Bisognin and Felix Kjellberg, aka PewDiePie, are engaged. At least, she's wearing an engagement ring in an Instagram post announcing, "Felix proposed!!" Kjellberg posted the same picture on Twitter.
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YouTube Stars Brooklyn & Bailey Among Launch Partners For Social Media Platform For Gen Z Women
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YouTube CEO To Discuss Brand Safety On Conference Call With 30 Top Advertisers (Report)
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YouTube Gives Creators With At Least One Million Subscribers A Space On The Trending Tab
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YouTube Deleted 8.3 Million Objectionable Videos Last Quarter, Thanks Mostly To Machines
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YouTube Again Delays Application Process For Revamped Partner Program To End Of June
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P&G Resumes YouTube Spend After 13-Month Boycott — As New Ad Controversy Looms
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300 Companies Ran Ads On YouTube Channels Promoting Nazism, Pedophilia, Conspiracies (Report)
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Authorities May Charge Pennsylvania Juvenile Who Threatened Second YouTube Shooting
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