A report from Adalytics claims that a significant portion of impressions from the Google Video Partners program violate policy standards.
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TikTok’s “Creative Challenge” pays creators to produce video ads
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Do Google’s video ads violate its standards? A new report claims the tech giant “misled” buyers.
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YouTube To Net $3.4 Billion In U.S. Ad Revenues This Year (Study)
eMarketer found that the digital video advertising industry in the U.S. as a whole will grow 30% over last year to become a $27.8 billion business in 2018.
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Reddit Hails Advertisers With Announcement Of Video Ads
Reddit will make an additional offering to its advertisers through the launch of video ads that will appear within discussions.
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Wattpad Futures Program Will Vend Video Ads Within Stories To Help Writers Monetize
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Twitter Shares Research About Video Ad Impact, Tips For Working With Influencers
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YouTube Wants You To Vote For #TheYouTubeAd Of 2015
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Twitter Expands Video Advertising Program To Let More Publishers Monetize Video
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Instagram To Debut 30-Second Video Ads For Global Brands On September 30
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Video Marketing Network AnyClip Closes $21 Million Funding Round
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Facebook Is Testing Ten-Second Video Views On Marketers’ Ads
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Snack Brand Jack Link’s Enlists YouTube Stars For Latest “Messin’ With Sasquatch” Campaign
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