YouTube is testing a picture-in-picture ad format that would allow live streaming creators to monetize without interrupting viewers.
streaming ads
-
Nearly two-thirds of sports content is consumed via streaming, but repetitive ads are frustrating fans
-
YouTube doesn’t want to interrupt your live stream, but also wants creators to make money
-
GroupM forms coalition with Disney, YouTube, Roku, NBCUniversal to standardize streaming ads
Disney, Roku, NBCUniversal, and YouTube join an ad consortium led by media buying giant GroupM. The goal is to standardize streaming ads.
Newsletter
Subscribe for daily Tubefilter Top Stories
Trending Stories
- YouTube just made a Shorts deepfake machine so creators don’t have to be in their own videos

- Patreon podcast revenue jumps 33% year-over-year, reaching $629 million

- Meta says “the era of link in bio is over.” Here’s what’s replacing it.

- Khaby Lame’s $975 million stock deal isn’t looking nearly as lucrative as advertised

- HarperCollins is turning authors’ books into AI YouTube Shorts








