YouTube

• YouTube Will Allow “A Limited Number Of Channels” To Monetize Coronavirus Content, CEO Susan Wojcicki Says
• YouTube To Stream This Year’s Brandcast Due To Coronavirus, As NewFronts Recommends Other Presenters Do The Same

  YouTube’s annual Brandcast -- a showcase attended by advertisers and other VIPs, during which the video giant typically unveils latest stats and breaking news -- is the most recent casualty as concerns surrounding coronavirus continue to mount.

  
• YouTube Cancels ‘Impulse’, One Of Its Last-Remaining Scripted Series, After 2 Seasons

  YouTube has taken the axe to Impulse, one of its earliest and last-remaining premium scripted series. The show, which was produced by Universal Cable Productions and executive produced by Doug Liman (the director of Bourne Identity), ran for two seasons on YouTube Premium.

  
• YouTube To Introduce Themed Content Shelves Within Nascent ‘/Fashion’ Hub

  YouTube is going all in on international Fashion Week programming on its newly-launched /Fashion vertical. As Fashion Month ends -- following events in New York, London, Milan, and Paris -- YouTube is spotlighting tons of behind-the-scenes programming from fashion creators, publications, fashion professionals, and brands on its dedicated hub, including videos from beauty guru Patrick Starrr, Filipina actress Love Marie Escudero, fashion channel The Unknown Vlogs, and model Karlie Kloss. 

  
• Top 50 Most Viewed YouTube Channels Worldwide • Week Of 3/09/2020
• YouTube Is Demonetizing Coronavirus Videos Under Its Long-Standing “Sensitive Events” Policy
• YouTube’s New Subscriber Notification Metrics Show Creators Exactly How Many Are (And Aren’t) Sent Per Upload
• Meghan Rienks Says Her Channel Has Been Hacked, Rebranded For 2 Months Amid Idle Response From YouTube
• Top 50 Most Viewed YouTube Channels Worldwide • Week Of 3/02/2020
• After 109,000 Video Removal Appeals Last Quarter, YouTube Says It Reinstated 22%
• YouTube Rolls Out Kids App To 11 More Countries
• BTS Shatters Record For Biggest YouTube ‘Premiere’ With 1.54 Million Concurrent Viewers