This week, we’re gaining an unprecedented glimpse into the ad revenues that are being clocked by two of the biggest influencer platforms on earth.
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Facebook Unveils Creator-Centric ‘Studio’ App For Upload Management, Video Analytics, More
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Instagram Reportedly Clocked $20 Billion In Ad Revs Last Year, Toppling YouTube’s Tally
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Facebook Seeks To Arm Gaming Creators With Preset Tools To Encourage Inclusion
After making several noteworthy grabs in the gaming space -- including poaching streamers Jeremy ‘Disguised Toast’ Wang and Corinna Kopf away from Twitch -- Facebook has announced a new so-called toolkit to help promote inclusion within its gaming communities, and to help creators set the tone that feels right for their viewers.
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YouTube, Facebook, Twitter Try To Crack Down On Coronavirus Conspiracies
As the Wuhan coronavirus spreads, so too is misinformation about it being disseminated across YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter.
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The Rock, OnePlus Among Social Video Winners During And After CES
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Pinterest Topples Snapchat To Become Nation’s Third Most Popular Social Network (Study)
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Insights: Deepfake Videos Go Commercial! In Election Season! WCGW?
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Instagram Now Placing Warnings Over Posts Deemed To Contain “False Information”
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Golden Globes Piloted Facebook’s ‘Collaborative Stories’ Feature At 77th Awards (Exclusive)
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Ray William Johnson Returns To YouTube After Yearlong Absence With Self-Help Series
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Corinna Kopf Signs Exclusive Deal With Facebook Gaming Amid Issues At Twitch
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This Year’s Holiday Video View Counts Are In, And It’s Official: Welcome To The Season Of Mr. Bean
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