Gaming just had its biggest year on YouTube. People gathered round to stream more than 50 billion hours of video game-related content in the past 12 months, with 200 million logged-in users watching gaming content every single day — and YouTube is gearing up to snag even more creators and viewers in the coming year.
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TopBuzz Creator Spotlight: This Digital Gossip Maven Is Building A Business By Spilling Celebrity Tea
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Gaming Just Had Its Biggest Year On YouTube — Here’s What Comes Next
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‘YouTube Rewind 2018’ Becomes Second Most-Disliked Video In YouTube History
In an ironic twist, this year’s iteration of YouTube Rewind -- a much-ballyhooed annual production in which the platform takes stock of its biggest personalities and memes in a compilation clip -- is on track to clinching the dubious distinction of the most-'disliked' YouTube video of all time.
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YouTube Gives $760,000 To Combat Gang Violence In London, Which It Has Been Accused Of Fueling
Funds will be predominantly allocated to Catch22 and Redthread -- charity organizations that help young people harness social media for good.
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David Dobrik Nabs 10 Million Subscribers In Three Years
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Next 10 Ventures, iflix Launch $5 Million Incubator For Digital Creators In Southeast Asia
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Lilly Singh Mounts YouTube Comeback With Ambitious Christmas Collab Series
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YouTube Millionaires: Comedian Brandon Armstrong Went Viral On YouTube — Now, He Works With The NBA, Nike, And LeBron James
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Insights: Facebook, YouTube Take A Tumbl On Premium Video
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YouTube Is Hard. So Creators Are Starting To Do ‘Vlogmas’ On Their Instagram Stories.
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Naomi Campbell, Jason Momoa Latest Celebs To Launch Vlog Channels With YouTube
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Kylie Jenner Baby Reveal, Liza Koshy And David Dobrik Breakup Among Top Trending YouTube Videos Of 2018
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