YouTube creators no longer need a minimum of 5,000 subscribers to qualify for Channel Memberships.
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Tyler Oakley Announces Indefinite YouTube Hiatus To Pursue “Some Fun New Little Things”
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YouTube Opens Channel Memberships To Creators With At Least 1,000 Subscribers
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YouTube Will Enable Viewers To Toggle Out Of Ads For Alcohol And Gambling
YouTube is giving users more control over the ads they’re served -- specifically with respect to spots about alcohol and gambling. The feature is set to arrive in the U.S. later this year and in the U.K. early next year, The Guardian reports, though Google isn’t guaranteeing that every single ad relating to alcohol and gambling will be filtered.
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YouTube Finally Bans Content Endorsing Election Conspiracies
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Mark Rober To Teach Creative Engineering Class Alongside Online Learning Startup ‘Monthly’
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Juanpa Zurita, Kyle Exum, NikkieTutorials, More To Bestow First-Ever ‘Streamys Creator Honors’
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More Than 350 Gaming Creators Hit 10 Million Subscribers In 2020, YouTube Says
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YouTube Will Now Support ‘High Dynamic Range’ Video Quality For Live Streams
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YouTube U.K. Taps 10 Established Creators To Spotlight Up-And-Comers For ‘The Rise’ Campaign
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YouTube Millionaires: Derkslurp On TikTok, Time Management, And The World’s Most Essential Drink
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YouTube Wants To Use Creators’ Data To See If Its Algorithms Target Marginalized People
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