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YouTube Star Mark Rober Has Been Secretly Working At Apple On VR Tech For Self-Driving Cars
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Insights: The Big Schmear – Soon Every Social Media Platform Will Look Like Every Other One
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Beauty Brand ‘Too Faced’ Taps YouTuber Jackie Aina To Help Develop More Inclusive Products
In what amounts to a first-of-its-kind collaboration between influencer and brand, Too Faced enlisted Aina to consult on its existing Born This Way foundation range, whereupon she helped develop nine new shades to suit darker tones.
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People Set To Spend More Time Online Than Watching TV In 2019
Data from a research-focused agency called Zenith predicts people globally will spend more time online than they will watching television next year. This will be the first time internet hours surpass those spent in front of the TV.
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The UK’s Singles Chart Will Incorporate YouTube Streams For The First Time
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Creators Featured In YouTube’s ‘On The Rise’ Program Quintuple Their Subscriber Counts In A Year
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YouTube Taps Fashion Luminary Derek Blasberg To Oversee New Partnerships Division
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At VidCon Keynote, MatPat Discusses Behavioral Psychology Behind Winning Titles, Thumbnails
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YouTube Debuts Premieres To Let Creators Launch New Videos Within Live Streams
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YouTube’s VidCon Keynote Is All About How It Can Help Creators Make (A Lot) More Money
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The Try Guys Leave BuzzFeed To Launch Independent Production Company
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YouTube’s Susanne Daniels Wants To “Win Some Emmys” For Original Series
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