YouTube videos can now adapt to the shape of the browser around them, thus removing the need for black bars next to vertical videos.
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Shots Studios Unveils YouTube Channel Solely Dedicated To Vertical Videos
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YouTube Makes Vertical Videos Look Better In Desktop Browsers
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Instagram Eyeing Push Into Long-Form Vertical Video With 1-Hour Clip Limits (Report)
The Facebook-owned photo and video-sharing platform is considering changing its maximum video length from one minute to one hour.
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Netflix To Add Vertical Preview Videos In App That Function Like Instagram Stories
Each preview will last 30 seconds apiece and will be accessible by tapping on round icons on the app’s homescreen -- much in the same way that Instagram Stories are formatted.
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YouTube’s iOS App Now Dynamically Adapts To Different Video Orientations
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Hearst Launches Vertical Video Ads On All Of Its Mobile Website Properties
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Chris Carmichael’s Slinger Looks To Support Snapchat Content Creators
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Mashable Gets Into The Vertical Video Trend, Interviews Cronut Creator
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