News

• YouTube Star Hank Green Is Working On A Novel
• More Than Half Of All Over-The-Top Viewers Stream YouTube On Their TVs (Study)

  Netflix reaches 75% of the 49 million American homes that have at least one OTT service, while YouTube is used in 53% of those homes.

  
• VR Industry Expected To Approach $75 Billion In Revenue By 2021

  According to a report from Greenlight Insights, virtual reality revenue is projected to approach $75 billion by the year 2021.

  
• PewDiePie’s First Twitch Stream Attracted 62,000 Views

  In the first episode of his Twitch web series 'Best Club,' hosted on his Netglow channel, PewDiePie drew more than 62,000 viewers.

  
• Boomerang SVOD Service Is Live With 1,000 Episodes Of Classic Cartoons
• Top 50 Live.me Broadcaster Rankings • Week Of 4/10/2017
• It’s The Last Day To Enter BEST VINES EVER!
• Facebook’s Live Video Watch Time Has Grown Four Times Over In Past Year
• Twitter Rolls Out Custom Applause Hearts For Brands On Periscope
• Video Site Dailymotion To Refocus Its Efforts On Premium Content
• YouTube TV Won’t Let Viewers Fast-Forward Through Ads On Certain DVR’d Shows
• YouTube Star Michelle Phan Prepares To Re-Launch Her Em Makeup Line (That She Bought Back From L’Oréal)
• Micro-Influencers Drive More Effective Ad Campaigns Than Top Creators (Report)
• Amazon Estimated To Spend $4.5 Billion On Video In 2017
• Top 50 Most Viewed U.S. YouTube Channels • Week Of 4/7/2017
• Mic Raises $21 Million In Fresh Funding Amid Rollout Of 9 Content Brands
• You Can Now Buy A Select Group Of Video Games Through Twitch
• Amazon Studios Makes First Multi-Season Series Order In Its History
• Top 50 Most Viewed YouTube Channels Worldwide • Week Of 4/7/2017
• Indie Spotlight: ‘[Blank] My Life’ Examines Insecurities And Adds In Laughs
• CGP Grey Offers A Simple Explanation Of How YouTube Ads Work
• Diet Coke Taps U.K. Influencers Patricia Bright, George Benson For Facebook Series
• With YouTube Red Series, DanTDM Can Bring Characters From His Channel “And Take Them Even Further”
• Educational YouTube Channel Crash Course Goes To The Movies With Trio Of Film Classes